Bishops Hall: Double Traditional | St. Francis Xavier University

Fridge and desk located in a double room

Two beds with windows above each in a double room.

Beds near each other in a double room

Inside a double room with a large fridge near the door

Double room entrance with a mirror on the door and storage space against the wall.

Double room with a desk and storage space

Fridge and desk located in a double room

Two beds with windows above each in a double room.

Beds near each other in a double room

Inside a double room with a large fridge near the door

Double room entrance with a mirror on the door and storage space against the wall.

Double room with a desk and storage space

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Total Cost

$6,705.00

Room Type

Double room

Bathroom Type

Shared

The double traditional rooms available at Bishops Hall include kitchenettes for added convenience, as well as a host of other amenities.

Amenities include:

Two single beds, two desks with chairs, and dresser(s)
Blinds for windows
Kitchenettes
Common areas, study lounge, TV lounges
Shared washroom facilities
Shared laundry facilities
Shared kitchen facilities

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