What does your room number mean...

Mile End accommodation

• Small key: used to access flat postbox (not all flats will have this)
  
• Large key: used to access your flat door and bedroom door
  
• Access card: used to access your accommodation building
  

For information on parcel lockers read our dedicated article

Stocks Court

• Small key: used to access flat postbox
• Large key: used to access your flat and bedroom door
  
• Large key: used to access block entrance
  
• Access card: used to access your accommodation building, courtyard & common room
  

Floyer House

• Small key: used to access flat postbox
• Large key: used to access your bedroom door
  
• Access card: used to access your accommodation building
  

Dawson Hall

• Small key: used to access flat postbox
• Large key: used to access your bedroom door
  
• Access card: used to access your accommodation building and flat door
  

If you are a resident of Aspire Point, Blithehale Court, or Sherren House – you will receive instructions on how to use your keys when you move in from your local Reception team.

Room number explained

Our halls are all numbered by flats. So when you get your keys, it will say, for example, "45D" - This is your flat number + the letter of your room within your flat. The only exceptions to this is Dawson Hall, where you'll get a three-digit number, with the first number denoting the floor the room is on, but then the room is also numbered on the floor with the same 3 numbers e.g. 104.