Single Apartments 1 - Bed Apartment (UOB)
51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
07 Sep
Move in from
£283.36
From (Per week)
2.1 mi
from nearest campus
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- 27 mins
- 8 mins
- 23 mins
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A great place as a home away from home, has all the basic necessities, I live with a great bunch and we have a system in place for keeping our kitchen area clean and presentable.
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Bristol Hall Rankings
| Goldney Hall | #18 |
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| Unite House | #20 |
| Clifton Hill House | #21 |
| Print Hall I & II | #22 |
| Nelson and Drake House | #23 |
| University Hall | #24 |
| King Square Studios | #25 |
| Phoenix Court | #26 |
| Chantry Court | #27 |
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Most helpful review
A great place as a home away from home, has all the basic necessities, I live with a great bunch and we have a system in place for keeping our kitchen area clean and presentable.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Print Hall I & II Information
| Postcode | BS2 0BU |
Room Types
Single Rooms Ensuite - Standard PG (UOB)
51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
07 Sep
Move in from
£202.59
From (Per week)
Single Rooms Ensuite - Standard UG (UOB)
42 Weeks
Tenancy Length
07 Sep
Move in from
£246.08
From (Per week)
Single Rooms Shared Bathroom 2 Person Flat - room (UOB)
51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
07 Sep
Move in from
£252.70
From (Per week)
Single Studios Studio (UOB)
51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
07 Sep
Move in from
£256.55
From (Per week)
Amenities
Popular
- Common Room
- Library or Study Area
Features
- Common Room
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Study Support
- Library or Study Area
Transport
- Bike Storage
Q&A
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Is the print hall accommodation only for females or males also stay there?
By member9112843 On 25th July 24
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How do I find out if I have a single or double bed?
By member661773 On 17th August 21
I think it’s what they call a 3/4 or queen bed. I sent them an email and that’s what they said. Hope that helps
By member461777 On 17th August 21
Hi there, thanks for your question. If you have been allocated one of our shared flat ensuite rooms they have a 3/4 double. the bed is 120cm wide by 190cm long. If you have a studio room this has a double bed.
Thanks
By Print Hall On 19th August 21
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how frequent is the bus from Print Hall 2 to University of Bristol? Thank You
By member1155889 On 5th April 21
Hello! Thank you for getting in contact. You can catch either the No.8 or No.9 directly outside Print Hall that will take you to the Univeristy. They are roughly every 10/15 minutes. Thanks, Print Hall Team
By Print Hall. On 7th July 21
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Read Print Hall I & II Reviews
All round a solid accommodation, location is a bit far from the university.
It's really good and worth the money I pay
Print Hall is in a prime location with all necessary amenities close by even though it's slightly far from the university.
Overall it's an acceptable choice, especially if you're looking for ensuites or studios because of the relatively reasonable pricing. However, it's a bit far from the University of Bristol and out of the coverage of the school health centre, so you'll need to register for another GP outside. I chose it because it offered the lowest pricing for ensuites. Interior is not that fancy and a bit worn out but not a big problem. Laundry fee is pretty high. Fire alarm will surprise you every now and then. Maintenance requests are responded on a not so fast basis. Nonetheless it's still a nice option because most of your accommodation needs are met, and if you have nice flat mates that'd be greater (which I don't). I live in Print Hall 2 btw.
The staff were incredibly welcoming and helpful throughout my stay, always attentive to any needs. However, there was a noticeable discrepancy between the studio size I received and the photos displayed on the website. The images shown are of the larger studios, which are quite limited, while most of the other available studios are much smaller. I would recommend that future students visit and see the accommodation in person before renting to ensure it meets their expectations. Despite the size issue, the staff's professionalism and friendliness made the experience more positive.
A great place as a home away from home, has all the basic necessities, I live with a great bunch and we have a system in place for keeping our kitchen area clean and presentable.
I had an enjoyable stay at Print Hall. My room was spacious and the kitchen was well equipped. I had a lovely time with my flatmates at the social spaces and common room. The staff are very friendly and always ready to help.
It’s a very nice place to stay and it’s quite new. They hold social events every month which are fun!
Print hall1 The room is clean and spacious enough , it is a little far away from college, but there are buses to colleges. The staffs are all kind to help us at any time. The shared kitchens are all equipped with good appliances.
It is a very good accommodation.
Print Hall was a random allocation for me and I hadn't even put it as one of my choices but honestly it's the best thing that could've happened to me. The staff and the community they built is by far the best thing about it, they are so helpful and caring and always available for any issues. The rooms are amazing quality, spacious and new. The shared kitchens are all equipped with good appliances.
It’s been a very tumultuous year to say the least with covid and with lockdowns, by all accounts a year no one could have prepared for. With this in mind it has been a positive experience for me in print hall 1. The company was very good about offering rent rebates for students (such as myself) who did not immediately return to halls after the Christmas holidays, and have been good at maintaining good communication throughout this time. Overall I have found the staff very helpful and accommodating, and there is generally always someone to help with any problem. I think it is unfair to rate the social experience whilst in halls this year as there hasn’t been one, but that is due to covid rather than by any fault of the accommodation. The social spaces that the building has are nice (although we have been unable to make use of them between renovations and covid which is a shame). I have overall enjoyed my experience given the circumstances. Thank you!
I think Print Hall can be described as perfect. My Premium Studio rooms are spacious, new and sound proof. There are gym, study room, billiard table and other public facilities in the building. In particular, Print Hall's management team is the best I've ever heard of. They have a 24-hour reception, sign for and take care of parcels for us. When I encounter problems such as maintenance and information inquiry, I can always get in touch with The Print Hall team quickly and get help. The team always provides snacks and holiday gifts for us, which makes me feel the warmth of being cared for. The only thing that is not perfect is that The Print Hall is far from the campus of the University of Bristol, it takes 25 minutes to walk, but it is acceptable for me.
The location is near to the shopping centre - cabot circus, but a little far from the university (about 30 minutes' walking). I live in studio and the rent fee is a kind of expensive, however it concludes Internet and utility bills. I see some people complain staffs block other building's doors and I think it makes me feel comfortable. Staffs at the reception are always friendly and fastly-reacted, from parcel collection, printing request, and so on. In summary, I'd say if you don't mind the distance from the university, I'll recommend PH.
Great location right in the city centre, couldn’t ask for a nicer room. Less sociable than other accommodations but would recommend for anyone looking for a nice accommodation close to the uni.
There are so many doors that make me feel safe. The reception staff are also very friendly.
Location is not bad to be next to the train station and Cabot circus but ultimately is isolated from all other student accom. Rooms are quite nice but weird flat allocation with some flat with 13 people and some just 3. Common rooms are all closed until they brought the pool table up next to the reception. Cleaner won’t do anything and gave ridiculous excuse of not cleaning (eg the hob is not clean enough to be cleaned) DO NOT CHOOSE THIS ACCOMMODATION as the people here severely invades your privacy. There were people from maintenance coming into the flat everyday without notice and some just opens your door without knocking. One of the security brings his own binoculars to look into the kitchen windows (honestly so creepy).There was even a ‘security’ randomly entered the flats at 3am just to ‘patrol’ while most of them don’t wear a mask. God knows if they were making us into isolation. Living in there just makes me feel unsafe and I’m so happy I moved out
Jay is a great guy! And the dogs are very cute
my friend and I joked it was a literal prison. they lock the doors to each end of the corridor and you can't access other floors (I presume for security reasons) but it means you are confined to your own room basically unless you go down into the common area, which is dead most of the time. I made one friend on my corridor and that was only because we met outside when the fire alarm went off. Apart from that I met none of my neighbours the entire year I was there. I made better friends with the guys working at the desk when I got parcels. It's NOTHING like how you imagine student halls to be. It was very isolating and I spent most of my time out which made it an incredible waste of money. Speaking of money, it's an extortionate amount for what you get, considering it's pretty much impossible to make friends if you're in a studio like I was (it was late when I applied so I had no choice). I really wouldn't go for this place unless you're a certified hermit who loves loneliness. sorry:/
Covid-19: They put up signs informing us about the outbreak before I left to go isolate at home, but I haven't been living there while lockdown was implemented, so don't have any info on it since then.
In a good location, however rooms are very pricey compared to other similar halls. WiFi hardly works in the new block, when it does it is incredibly slow. No proper oven, small microwave/oven which can hardly fit oven trays into. Tiny fridge freezer can just about fit a weeks shop in, freezer can only fit 2 items max.