Residence: Who we are
In 2025, La Salle Bonanova Residence celebrated its 50th anniversary.
During the 1970s, boarding students and university residents lived together. In the 1982–83 academic year, the boarding school closed, and in 1983–84, under Brother Palom, director of La Salle Bonanova, the La Salle Bonanova Residence Hall was founded, with Brother Mas as its first director. The Residence belongs to the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools (La Salle), from which it draws its character and values.
Originally made up of eight pavilions, the Residence once hosted up to 208 students in a single year. Subsequent renovation work has reduced its capacity to the current 180 places.
The tradition of an educational institution such as La Salle, together with the Residence’s more than 50 years of experience, ensures the quality of the accommodation we offer, an environment that becomes a second home for our students.
Also offers accommodation to individuals or groups, especially during holiday periods. Quality and proximity in the attention to guests define the wide range of services offered. The Residence allows its users enjoy their stay in such a way that the atmosphere, respect and familiarity will facilitate the achievement of its objectives.
About our residents
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Universities in which our residents study
40,14% |
18,30% |
9,15% |
8,45% |
7,75% |
5,63% |
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