Single Rooms - Superior Ensuite
42 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£207.39
From (Per week)
0.1 mi
from UWE Bristol - Frenchay Campus
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This is for uwe Brecon court in student village. Not in my words “it is like centre parks” for how scenic it is.
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Most helpful review
This is for uwe Brecon court in student village. Not in my words “it is like centre parks” for how scenic it is.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Brecon Court Information
| Price from | £202.10 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Self-catered |
| Postcode | BS16 1ZG |
Room Types
Single Rooms - Standard Ensuite
42 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
Move in from
£202.10
From (Per week)
Amenities
Accessibility
- Elevators
Features
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Onsite Manager
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Transport
- Bike Storage
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This is for uwe Brecon court in student village. Not in my words “it is like centre parks” for how scenic it is.
My experience was good because I have decent/good housemates. But its really a hit or miss.
No enforcement for people that like to never clean, use of drugs in my hall was prevalent but never properly punished. Frequent wifi outages or slowdowns and the infrequent maintainenece was disturbing and always undertaken very early in the morning.
I was the only one who cleaned my flat regularly, but my ensuite room was perfect, lots of space cor storage and in the kitchen too
Really enjoyed my time in Brecon, met loads of people and made friends for life
Great part was being on campus and thats about it. Unless you have decent flatmates. If you don't good luck getting any help from hall management! Never solved any of the issues I had. Had the cheek to even try to charge me on issue I had been complaining about for months. As rent goes its expensive for the duration cheaper is available in the local area. City centre is of easy access now and has some decent new buildings but at a price
I loved living on campus. Having my own room with an en suite was such a treat for me. The social aspect is amazing, I met so many people from living on campus. My flat mates were a little unclean but that’s expected at uni!
Any problems were dealt with quickly
Brecon court is well managed and full of life. Communal spaces are high quality and accommodate for all sorts of people. I’d highly recommend student village.
Nice but extortionate, very disappointing and frustrating that it costs more than Walscourt Park which is also on campus.
You can never get a moments quiet here. The hockey pitch is right next to the court and especially close to my room so there is constant cheering and chanting from the supporters and the noise the players make. It's made me hate a sport i once enjoyed. People are always playing music so unnecessarily loud it seems implausible you can call these rooms "study rooms" as its really hard to get any work done. It is also really expensive and i feel like i'm not getting the experience i'm paying for especially considering the rooms only have single beds. The only positive is that the maintenance team are very responsive.
Very clean, ideal location and very spacious rooms
Large rooms with nice social space
Needs a communal space for the whole of Brecon Court but otherwise good
What you’d expect from halls really. Cleaner not provided and housemates were messy. Common area was lacking as it felt more like a waiting room than a place to chill our.
Nice halls. But there was no cleaning service.
It's quite expensive for what we get and for how long. Hall management is terrible I had a few complaints about the cleanliness of my flatmates. They said they'd act upon the photos I had sent. No action was taken. Unlike other halls on student village brecon does not get cleaning staff. Most social spaces are kinda small and not always open. The wifi we get with studentcom is terrible just like circuit laundry. The amount of times I had to walk to the other end of the village to dry my clothes is unmentionable. Sometimes to find out they don't work either
Great location, great bunch of people, fairly well maintained although have had a few issues.
Very expensive for all you get. Would be cheaper elsewhere, many students struggle within these halls to keep on top of money because of how expensive it is. The flats include 6 en-suite rooms with a small shared kitchen and social area. If you think sitting in the kitchen area doing work and socialising with your flatmates is something you'd like to do, this isn't the place. One kitchen top and then a few uncomfortable seats makes it a difficult space to do both. Apart from this the building is nice, nice area only 10 min walk from the local asda or sainsbury's. 20 min walk away from local train station and buses come onto campus making getting around very easy.
One of the best halls I've been in around the country, security can be a bit strict though
Decent accomodation, however our flat was flooded by the boiler from 4th floor. Not much help given, floor was soaked for a few days. WiFi cuts out almost all the time, but fast when connected.
Pretty expensive but other than that very nice halls with really good security. Feels very safe and a very social environment.
Nice, new and modern student accommodation. Facilities are okay, location is great as right next to uni, however very far from city centre so expensive to go out.