Single Rooms
Residence rooms are convenient, liveable, cozy personal spaces with all the essential furniture and equipment to keep you comfortable. They combine functionality and privacy, giving you a great place to study in an energizing environment that encourages mutual support.
The Buildings
Agathe-Lacerte Pavilion
The Agathe-Lacerte pavilion offers 484 single-occupancy rooms reserved for women during the school year, from September to April. The building is made up of 4 wings with 4 floors each, arranged around an inner courtyard.
Alphonse-Marie-Parent Pavilion
The Alphonse-Marie-Parent pavilion is a co-ed residence with 996 single-occupancy rooms reserved for students. It is made up of 5 buildings that have 10 unisex floors each, linked by common areas.
Ernest-Lemieux Pavilion
The Ernest-Lemieux pavilion is a co-ed residence with 436 rooms reserved for students. Of those, 431 are standard rooms and 5 are adapted for people with disabilities. Its 7 floors are co-ed and each has a gender-neutral bathroom.
H.-Biermans-L.-Moraud Pavilion
The H.-Biermans-L.-Moraud pavilion is a co-ed residence with 391 single-occupancy rooms reserved for students. The rooms are spread over 4 floors, most of them unisex.
Room Rates
Price includes basic furnishings. Bedding is not included but is available at extra charge.
Visiting students and interns
$164,50 / per week
May 1, 2026, to April 30, 2027
With bedding
$140 / per week
May 1, 2026, to April 30, 2027
Without bedding
The rental terms have been designed to accommodate the realities of student life and offer greater flexibility throughout a student’s academic career:
- 8-month lease
- Flexible reservation, cancellation, and termination policies
- Option to terminate the lease due to a room change, completion of studies, or student internships
Room price includes the following furniture* and equipment:
- Twin bed and mattress (bedding not included, available at extra charge)
- Sink
- Worktable, chair, armchair
- Bookshelf, dresser, closet
- Telephone, lights, bulletin board
Washrooms and showers are located near rooms on every floor.
Shared kitchens are also provided in each single-room pavilion and are equipped with the necessary appliances for cooking meals. With the exception of a microwave oven and a toaster that complies with Canadian safety standards (CSA), no other appliances used to cook, roast, or reheat food may be used or kept in a room.
Rent also includes:
- Electricity
- Hot water
- Heating
- Institutional wireless network (eduroam2)
- Activities and recreation
- 24/7 support
The following appliances and equipment may be used in your room:
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- TV
- Safe
- DVD player
To rent one of the above items, contact Location Polar.
Additional storage spaces are available for residents to store boxes or personal effects. The service is available year-round, though some conditions apply. See the service desk for more information ($).
The building has a resident-only laundry room that is open 24/7. The use of the laundry facilities is at the tenants’ expense. Washers and dryers cannot be installed in the units.
Underground pedestrian tunnels connect the dorms to all the buildings on campus.
A bedding service is available for full-time students residents in order to facilitate their arrival in residences. This is primarily a bedding rental for a one month period in order to help out newcomers, but it can end with a sale of the bedding kit to keep.
The bag contains the following items:
- 2 bed sheets
- 2 warm blankets
- 1 pillow, 1 pillow protector et 1 pillow case
- 1 bath towel et 2 washcloths
Students interested by this service can ask for it on directly on arrival. See the pricing table at the bottom of the page Services and Amenities.
Room plan
Lounges and Common Areas
Enjoy a variety of common areas where you can socialize, have fun or work.
