Bayfield Hall | Residence

Building Profile

Bayfield Hall became a first-year residence in September 2022, but it has been a University-owned apartment building for upper-year students since 1967. It also includes:

330 beds
Laundry facility, study rooms
Optional meal plan ($7,320); Saugeen-Maitland Hall dining hall is less than a five-minute walk away
Main lounge, workout room, and music practice room are available for use in Saugeen-Maitland Hall
Room rates above based on eight-month occupancy period (September to April inclusive)

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Residence Details

What’s provided in the room?

Approximate double room size 3.56m (11'8") x 4.06m (13'4")
Single bed with mattress 203cm (80") long by 91 cm (36") wide, 15 cm (6") deep, with mattress protector
Space under the bed is approximately 10"
Room also contains curtains, dresser, wastebasket, and floor lamp lighting

What's provided in the suite?

Each suite contains two closets and one storage room
Living room: couch, dining table, 2 chairs, coffee table, desk, desk drawer unit, desk chair, desk lamp, and corkboard
Kitchen: microwave, sink, stove/oven, refrigerator, standup counter, cupboards, wastebasket, recycling bin
Washroom: sink, shower, shower curtain, toilet, towel rails, mirror, wastebasket

What’s provided in the building?

24/7 front desk access
Swipe card access to building entrance after 7 p.m. daily
Connect-IT wireless and wired internet
Laundry facility
Optional meal plan; Saugeen-Maitland Hall dining hall is less than a five-minute walk away
Study rooms, floor lounges, workout room, and music practice room are available for use in Saugeen-Maitland Hall

Floor Details

Suites are comprised of two residents
There are three wings in the building. For the 2022-23 academic year, as a partial residence building, the South Wing (X31-X42, X71-X82) includes residence suites where students will be part of a tight-knit residence community, and the west and east wings continue to house apartment tenants.