Wells Hall

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The C + D Blocks of Wells Hall.

The Official Wells Hall Crest.

Wells Hall is one of thirteen halls of residences at the University of Reading, in the town of Reading in the UK. The hall is situated next door to Wantage Hall and just off the University's Whiteknights Campus. It is twenty minutes walk from the town centre, ten minutes from the University library and five minutes from the Royal Berkshire Hospital.

Wells is known for its social calendar and sporting prowess. Many of the Wells Hall Rangers and Legends who have passed through its corridors have been among the most recognisable characters of the last 30 or so years within the University environment.

Wells social life is principally based around Tony's bar, an on-site establishment named in honour of a former steward, Mr. Tony Proudley.

Wells Hall is currently closed to students, whilst undergoing refurbishment.