Rooms - Shared Bathroom Accessible Single Room
39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
20 Sep
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£130.55
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from Aberystwyth University - Penglais Campus
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It's an amazing place to go. The teaching is incredible and has lots of valuable information for my course. The place I'm staying at is nice and spacious and gives me time to focus on studies and lots of hobbies in my free time. There are lots of things to do in the town centre. There amusements, night clubs, pubs and lots of supermarkets with great deals. Honestly moving here was the best thing I ever did and not to mention all of the new friends I made.
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Aberystwyth University Hall Rankings
| Fferm Penglais | #1 |
| Pentre Jane Morgan | #2 |
| Rosser | #3 |
| Cwrt Mawr | #4 |
| Trefloyne | #5 |
| Pantycelyn | #6 |
| Alexandra Hall | #7 |
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Most helpful review
It's an amazing place to go. The teaching is incredible and has lots of valuable information for my course. The place I'm staying at is nice and spacious and gives me time to focus on studies and lots of hobbies in my free time. There are lots of things to do in the town centre. There amusements, night clubs, pubs and lots of supermarkets with great deals. Honestly moving here was the best thing I ever did and not to mention all of the new friends I made.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Pentre Jane Morgan Information
| Telephone | 01970 622 984 |
| Postcode | SY23 3TG |
| Features | Bike Storage, Broadband, Car Parking For Additional Fee |
Room Types
Rooms - Shared Bathroom Single Room
39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
20 Sep
Move in from
£130.55
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Amenities
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- Gym
- Library or Study Area
Features
- Communal Kitchen
- Meals
- Vending Machines
Internet Access
- Broadband
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Courtesy Officer (24-hour Patrol)
- Maintenance Team (24-hour on call)
- Onsite Manager
Recreational Facilities
- Gym
- Indoor Swimming Pool
- Outdoor Area
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Study Support
- Library or Study Area
Transport
- Bike Storage
- Car Parking For Additional Fee
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What tenancy length do I need?
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It's an amazing place to go. The teaching is incredible and has lots of valuable information for my course. The place I'm staying at is nice and spacious and gives me time to focus on studies and lots of hobbies in my free time. There are lots of things to do in the town centre. There amusements, night clubs, pubs and lots of supermarkets with great deals. Honestly moving here was the best thing I ever did and not to mention all of the new friends I made.
I’ve made the best friends in my accommodation, and really love hanging around with them. We all sit in the kitchen and share the space while we chat, cook or work. My bed is comfy, my room is just a perfect size, and I am so happy with being here. The kitchen can be a bit small when 6 people are moving around, especially when we have guests, but I wouldn’t change it for the world. I am so happy that I moved here!
I feel safe here with the massive keys that they gave us for our accomodation instead of key cards with scanners that can lose battery and lock you out.
The student accommodation at PJM provided a wonderful opportunity to meet various students in different courses. People who I thought I would never get along with became housemates with whom I could have a laugh and share a meal. The accommodation office was helpful with most matters, but when one housemate began stealing things of mine, support was limited to suggesting a chore sheet and social contract. Perhaps I could have asked for something more, perhaps I left it too late. Whatever the case was, I feel the staff are very useful and considerate, but are just below "excellence". Highly recommended, a good experience for people living independently for the first time or the tenth.
Good place near campus, no outdoor sport facilities which is so sad…
I've lived here for a semester now and it's honestly the worst accommodation I've had the misfortune of staying in over the past 3 years. the house is freezing cold (heating only comes on at 2 select times for 3 hours), appliances and utilities regularly break, we've had to call maintenance at least 6 or 7 times. I've had black mould problems in my room since day 1 which they've done little to fix even when reported. this is caused by the fact the house has little to no ventilation and no airflow in any room even when windows are opened. The condensation on walls and windows is beyond belief and its causing me breathing problems. The whole student village needs knocking down and rebuilding in my opinion. the place is unfit to live in. the only reason I'm giving it 3 stars in cleaning is because the maintenance staff did come and clean the carpet of mould but the building it's self is in such disrepair that it's just come back anyway. Considering I pay £125 a week, not worth it.
First-year students can be difficult. The accommodation office, even though supervises, does not enforce sufficient limitations on partying students until 4 am. Apart from that no complaints. Great
Nice and standard accommodation, everything you'd need in a dorm. Definitely get more for your money than other halls of the same price, with 2 fridges between 6, large kitchen, 2 toilets, a shower and a bath. House set up is really nice, less drinking and partying than halls but depends on your housemates. Lack of social space means people tend to hang out on the landing upstairs, super annoying if you're trying to work as the walls are so thin. Ideal location with entrance to the woods, and some good bird activity if you're into nature. Room sizes vary a bunch, with the downstairs rooms tiny and upstairs bigger. One room has a large window seat, so pick of the draw with that. The walk into town isn't too bad once you get used to it, no worse than other campus accommodation, I wouldn't use it as a factor for deciding.
Overall good accommodation, although I'm not very happy with the people I was put with (not the uni's fault) and the inspectors can be either really nice or really nit-picky and fail you on the smallest little smudges of dirt. Lots of fridge and freezer space (2 fridge/freezers for 5 people) and the rooms are a good size (especially if you're lucky enough to get allocated a twin room to yourself). There are only 2 draws in the room and the heating can be a bit temperamental. Getting to and from the lounge can be a bit of a trek especially if you live on the outskirts of the village, if you want to do laundry and you live nearer the top of the hill it's quicker and easier to do it at Fferm penglais. I have felt a little isolated but I love the fact that there's a bath as well as a shower- which is great considering the shower is pretty naff. It's very good value for money, especially if you qualify for the accommodation bursary. I won't choose to live here again next year though.
2nd year here and this is a great accommodation, most of the reviews here are dated for example you now get 2 fridges so there is plenty of space, the shower is terrible, If you like going to town you better be extremely fit to climb the hill or to have some spare cash for the taxi but most accommodations have that issue, the rooms are great, the kitchen is fine there is the occasional issue that a phone call will get sorted within the hour, this place is like a home without the living room, and your experience will really come down to who you are sharing it with tip - order most of your shopping online will save you a lot of town trip hassles
Very nice area which is well kept. It's not quite on Campus so it lets you get away but it is still extremely convenient. Room sizes vary quite a bit but there is plenty of storage and desk space provided.
A very nice atmosphere, good view from the second floor, great value for the money in the double room, small kitchen, big bathroom
Good houses to live in and because it is like a housing estate makes great chance for socialising. However a lack of common areas within the house means everyone has to hang out in one persons room, on the stairs or in the kitchen which isn't particularly easy. Also rooms are different sizes 2 large 2 medium 1 small however everyone pays the same which is a little unfair. Yet despite this definitely not a bad halls to live in, many good friends and memories.
My experience in PJM was negative. This was due mostly to being stuck with terrible house mates, but the house had other drawbacks. The toilets barely flushed, and part of the downstairs was flooded for a good portion of my stay, due to a leak. The shower was a pain to use, as it was very cramped and, since I'm so short, I had to stand on tiptoe in a corner to even get wet. There are no locks on the kitchen cupboards, and many of my dishes and supplies were stolen. The fridge-freezer was tiny between 6 people, and I could never keep fresh food in the house because of it. There is no social space besides the kitchen, which did not help with the hostile house mate situation. If you want to live on campus, I would recommend the refurbished Cwrt Mawr or Trefloyne. You get sofas in the kitchen and your own sink in your bedroom, and the refurbished Cwrt Mawr flats have locks on the kitchen cupboards. PJM costs the same, but is much less of a value for money.
It's a nice place. But it's always cold downstairs, it can be a good location depending where in pjm you are located.
Eduroam (the wifi across campus) goes down occasionally but that affects everyone and isn't a major issue! PJM is great, right next to campus but as its across the road it doesn't feel like you never get to leave! Some people say it's easier to socialise when living in blocks but we've all found it fairly easy! Living in houses also makes it easier to escape people when you need some time alone as you're living with fewer people.
Don't listen to anyone who says the flats are better, PJM is the best hall save for Fferm Penglais. The individual houses are really good and well placed.
Village of purpose built student houses, really chilled, no pressure environment to live in
Perfect if you aren't planning on going to town much, if you are be ready for a hell of alot of walking up and down that hellish hill. The 12GB Internet cap is fine if you dont use a computer or ipod/ipad/etc. much, but if you plan on gaming/streaming loads you're out of luck. The social spaces aren't bad, 1 fridge for 6 is one of my only complaints (and the fact that everything is like 20 years old). If you plan on going to PJM, either go with a group of friends or gamble. All I know is you dont want to be that guy stuck next door to all the noisy ones. Oh and beware of open windows, insects fly in a ton otherwise. Overall I'd say PJM is good for being close to campus, being in a residence being handled by the uni (so they resolve any issues) and good if you plan on spending a ton of time not in town.
The single best Aberystwyth accommodation by far. Offers immediate access to the student only as far as the path to next door, and the door after.. and beyond that door..
Good, better than the houses in town
Too little fridge/freezer space, no in-house lounge and intrusive numbers of inspections, all for more money than a house in town that is better on those three things makes it poor value for money. Location is good, management are friendly, it's not very difficult to clean and the communal block is lovely. Socially, it's likey any halls where you're put with random people, which is to say pick of the draw on who you live with. One year I was with friendly flatmates, the other I was with a half flat of people I'd chosen to live with and another half who were very difficult to talk to.
I love living in PJM, the rooms are incredibly spacious and the common rooms like the kit hen are nice and spacious for the 6 of us that are living here.
Great place to live especially if your not a party every night type of person
Individual rooms in a house. Either 4 or 6 people sharing. Big kitchen, 1 shower, 1 bath and 2 toilets. Would definitely recommend :)
It's nice to live in the house with only 5 others! Not a great deal of cleaning needed and there are two toilets, a shower and a bath. However, the rooms are quite small and there isn't a lot of wardrobe space. Would advise bringing underbed storage and really only bringing the clothes you need!
I loved living in PJM and I know plenty of people who loved it so much they went back. I met some amazing people by knocking on doors in Freshers and plus there's no weekly fire drill early in the morning like the flats.
I lived in PJM first year. It was a brilliant way to get into living away from home and still having the home layout rather than a flat. I lived with 5 other people and ended up living with 3 of them for the rest of uni! We made great friends with our next door neighbours too! It's close to campus and has a 24hr computer room.
Good size, good space if put in a bad house hard to meet people
In our first year we were just strangers randomly selected to live together. Now we are all bestfriends living together in 3rd year! The best thing about PJM is that it's like a terrace of houses rather than a block of flats. Would definitely recommend!