Single Rooms - Ensuite
42 Weeks
Tenancy Length
07 Sep
Move in from
£153.00
From (Per week)
1.8 mi
from University College Birmingham - Summer Row
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University College Birmingham Hall Rankings
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Up to date, modern accommodation
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
The Maltings Information
| Price from | £130.00 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Self-catered |
| Postcode | B1 1SB |
Room Types
Single Rooms - Shared Bathroom Standard Room
42 Weeks
Tenancy Length
07 Sep
Move in from
£130.00
From (Per week)
Amenities
Popular
- Common Room
- Gym
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
Features
- Common Room
- Communal Kitchen
- Onsite Grocery Store
Internet Access
- WiFi In Room (All Free)
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Courtesy Officer (Night Patrol)
- Onsite Manager
Recreational Facilities
- Gym
- Outdoor Area
Security & Safety
- CCTV / Surveillance Cameras
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Transport
- Car Parking For Additional Fee
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Read The Maltings Reviews
Living in the Maltings has been an incredible experience. From the moment I moved in, the welcoming community and friendly staff made me feel right at home. The rooms are spacious, well-maintained, and equipped with all the essentials, providing a perfect balance between comfort and functionality. The communal areas are fantastic for socializing and studying, with plenty of events organized to help us bond and make new friends. The location is ideal, with easy access to the university, shops, and public transport. Overall, my time at Maltings has been a blend of convenience, comfort, and camaraderie. Highly recommend!
I hope you like silverfish :) Bathroom is infested with silverfish, saw one in my clothes drawer aswell. Not just me as other flats have silverfish aswell, went to another friends flat and saw a bunch of silverfish under the fridge, it's disgusting
Up to date, modern accommodation
Great location! Everything within walking distance. Good value for money.
The allotment of rooms could be better. At the start reading on website it said that rooms would be allotted by creating course bubbles. So I should have been in the flat with people from my course, but they gave us the oldest house in Maltings, with the oldest cooking equipment in the kitchen. They gave us an all-Indian house. It is definitely not quiet here. From time to time, parties happen, even though not in the house but can hear people screaming at the top of their lungs. No use of making complaints, the security just arrives and gives warnings. And when you decide to have a quiet chat down the hall, they come and say that they got a noise complaint but didn't name the people, so everyone has to go in their rooms. Also, the laundry room has a closing time; what can be stolen from a laundry room? The washing machine? The internet is so poor, it keeps disconnecting. At the start, no welcome kit was provided, the checklist was given but half of the things weren't in the room.
My room is very big and I am right in the centre of brum so a great location
The Maltings was very under whelming rooms fee like a prison
Decent halls. Heating in rooms are a shambles as they come on supposedly for an hour but barely warm the room up. Kitchen doesn’t have any doors on the cupboards so everything you store in them is exposed. If you burn some food and the smell still lingers, they assume you have been smoking in the halls and you receive a fine. Each flat has an annoying doorbell. There are no lifts in some of the blocks so if you’re on the top floor and you plan on getting merry, take into consideration the stairs you’ve got to challenge back to your room. Guests aren’t allowed in after 11pm and you need a permit to have someone stay over. I wouldn’t recommend this accommodation but I guess you get what you pay for.
Good location in the sense they are right in the city. Hall management stay out of your hair and pretty much just keep to themselves, however security on the gate are a NIGHTMARE, you cannot have any friends over without them signing in because they check everyones keys on they gate past about 9ish. You have to clean kitchen yourself but you will get fined £15 per person if you do not pass the weekly inspection twice in a row. There are NO social spaces, there used to be a bar on campus which has now been closed because of the bad behaviour of a few students, the uni said it will never reopen the bar. My social experience has been pretty good, a few flats in our block all socialised, but I don't know if this was the case for every block. Internet is rubbish! Worth noting that while the security are a nightmare on the gate, that is literally all they do, there is no noise complaints system in place. So if you have a loud flatmate you just have to put up with it.
Nice halls,but wifi wasn't the best and lack of social spaces apart from kitchen.
Great location and nice looking on the outside. Bedrooms are good size. Kitchens are awful, ovens take for ever to heat up and then burn everything within 5minutes! Also, there's no comfy lounge area to relax and socialise, and the student bar was only open on Wednesday evenings for society use and even then it got closed down!!
- Great for fresher year, although I'd move into somewhere private in later years due to it being quite steep in price for what you get. - Wifi is great in some places although others it's dire and doesn't work - shop on site is good value and sells the usual stuff - the bar on site is cheap but not open often - amazing location - everything is in walking distance - Annoying that you have to fill in forms to have guests stay over night and no visitors are permitted after 11pm. - best accommodation ucb offer
Quite a safe place to stay in a great location for night life and close to university
The rooms are very good value for money with spacious bathrooms. Dining area of the kitchen isn't very big, but big enough for everyone to sit at the table. Social nights are good, and the bar prices are very fair (Bar One). The accommodation is very central and only a few minutes walk from the Broad Street where all the main pubs and clubs are.
Really outdated decor and layout. Hardly any in-room water/heating facilities work. I have no own heater and shower elsewhere when I can as pressure and temperature is pitiful. Some flats have mice. No kitchens have matching equipment I.e. Ovens, fridges, and there is lots of mould both in bathrooms, kitchens and on window sills.