Named after the Bethlehem Company Limited whose sizeable donation made its construction possible, Bethlehem Hall was commissioned on 23 September 1978, which is five stories high, with double rooms, a small number of single rooms and triple rooms. It provides 228 hostel places in which 97 places for male students and 131 places for female students.
Residential rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, which is operated through the Octopus card system. Residents can enjoy free Wi-Fi service in the hostel.
Welcome to Bethlehem Hall! Bethlehem Hall is a caring family with a homely and healthy atmosphere. We encourage students to live in discipline and we strive to provide you with a neat and clean environment for your University life here. We focus on taking care of students and meanwhile to promote self-discipline. We are a union of diverse cultures and backgrounds in which diversity is valued by us. I myself, the hall tutors and the Residents Association Committee organize various kinds of activities throughout the academic year and you will enjoy fruitful College life. As you will embark on a new chapter of your University life with us, please remember our support for you. I look forward to welcoming you all to the Bethlehem Hall family!
Dr. Leung Tak Wah
Warden of Bethlehem Hall
Hostel has its own meeting room, activity room, reading room, TV room, music room, laundry room, mailbox for residents and tuck shop run by Resident Association etc. There is a pantry equipped with refrigerator, drinking dispenser (cold/hot water), induction cooker on each floor for use.
As the 45th Residents’ Association of Bethlehem Hall “Bethano,” we are dedicated to creating a warm and exciting hostel life for all residents. Our goal is to promote a sense of belonging and community among our residents and to provide opportunities for residents to connect with each other.
Whether you are a new resident or a returning resident, we hope to create a memorable experience for you in B-Hall.
We take pride in organizing a wide range of exciting events throughout the year, including Chinese New Year celebrations, High Table Dinner, Orientation Week, and the B-Hall Banquet, to enhance residents’ living experience. In addition to these larger events, we also host monthly activities to ensure there is always something for everyone. From desserts to games and karaoke nights, residents have ample opportunities to forge lasting friendships. Furthermore, understanding the importance of convenience, our association runs the tuck shop, providing a selection of snacks to fuel late nights.
Acting as the bridge of communication between residents and the College, we are committed to actively listening to residents’ feedback and advocating for their interests. As we carry on the traditions of B-Hall, we hope to serve all our residents with integrity while providing a fulfilling hostel life and fostering an inclusive environment for residents to call B-Hall their “home away from home.”