Rooms Single Ensuite Room - Option 2
50 Weeks
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Flexible
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Great Staff. But you are far from shops and other stuff. Feels isolated. Probably better for undergrads cause they basically have a compound.
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Most helpful review
Great Staff. But you are far from shops and other stuff. Feels isolated. Probably better for undergrads cause they basically have a compound.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
South House
| Features | Bike Storage, Cleaning Service, Coin-operated Communal Laundry |
| Postcode | AB24 1WQ |
| Price from | £137.00 per week (subject to availability) |
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Rooms Shared Bathroom Single Room - Option 1
50 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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Amenities
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
Features
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Courtesy Officer (24-hour Patrol)
- Onsite Concierge
Security & Safety
- Secure Building Entry
Services
- Cleaning Service
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Transport
- Bike Storage
- Free Car Parking
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Great Staff. But you are far from shops and other stuff. Feels isolated. Probably better for undergrads cause they basically have a compound.
Too expensive for what you get. Flats are old, floors are creaky and walls are made of paper - you can hear what people do three flats next to and above you at any time of the day. Every piece of furniture and electrical appliances is useless. There you can find the worst type of shower ever invented and the most privacy-violating layout of windows. The terrible location is just a detail compared to everything else.. Oh, and you might get visits from mice every now and then, and the people at the central building are too focused on their events to believe that you have a problem. Once you get there you realize that they just want to make money by taking advantage of the fact that first year students cannot easily find other places and are willing to pay 450£ for a flat that does not look like the pictures that they put on the website (which you shouldn't trust, believe me).
S***
Terrible location in the middle of the countryside with only a Lidl for company. Incredibly expensive, and only the priciest flats have living rooms. My room was one of the cheaper ones and it was £120 per week. Cleaners never came into the flats either. Hall management was a combination of lovely chaps and a few weirdos who'd treat you like children and kick you out of your friend's kitchen past 11pm. Also, no mixed gender flats and they don't try to mix you with people you'll like, which I hear is standard for unis. Visited a friend at Glasgow Strathclyde and his halls were city centre, had the option of flats for smokers, came with living rooms and TVs, and even asked you what kind of person you'd like as a flatmate, all for £99 a week. Aberdeen is a joke.
I find the hall to be too expensive for what is actually is. I am also not very satisfied with the quality of the appliances and furniture since some of them are relatively old.
Get what you pay for wi-fi is either half or just drops out, could do with somewhere to sit that isn't the kitchen
loved it!!
Grotty, dark, waste of money. No matter how hard we cleaned, the kitchen was still stained. All the furniture was dark and creaked. Small rooms, too small kitchen, too few chairs for the number of residents in the flat. Don't live here...