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39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
20 Sep
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£114.72
From (Per week)
0.2 mi
from Aberystwyth University - Penglais Campus
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Most helpful review
Trefloyne is very nice,I walk 5 minutes to class , it’s cheap , we have a bath ,shower ,a new oven ,it’s good but one thing I’d say it the customer services is not as good but that’s the whole uni
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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
Trefloyne is very nice,I walk 5 minutes to class , it’s cheap , we have a bath ,shower ,a new oven ,it’s good but one thing I’d say it the customer services is not as good but that’s the whole uni
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Trefloyne Information
| Telephone | 01970 622 984 |
| Postcode | SY23 3LH |
| Features | Bike Storage, Broadband, Car Parking For Additional Fee |
Room Types
Amenities
Popular
- 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
- Cleaning Service
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Study Support
- Library or Study Area
Transport
- Bike Storage
- Car Parking For Additional Fee
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Trefoyne is a good value for money exchange, however the fact still remains that every surface of this accommodation is as thin as a sheet of paper, you don't want to hear what your upstairs neighbour had for breakfast, or what your downstairs neighbour considers a good guitar solo? Too bad because you get to anyway, for God's sakes do not choose any of the middle flats on the first floor, that's double the annoyance, go top floor or bottom floor, top floor is preferable as you are less likely to hear the chairs scrape against the floor above you at 2am or the heavy footfalls of that one upstairs neighbour that has cinderblocks for shoes, the fire alarm goes off every Friday afternoon and that is amazing if you hate your hearing, but relatively understandable, what isn't understandable is the schoolbell used as a doorbell which your co-flats will use after a nice drunk night out to wake you up bright and early to face the day 😁. All in all an amazing flat with amazing people.
In my first few weeks of trefloyne we have needed maintenance on our flat at least 5 times due to issues that we had when we arrived, the doorbell almost never works, the sink is very leaky and the shower was possibly the most disgusting thing that I've used. That being said, I really like this place, there is a cosy atmosphere as my flatmates and I have all worked hard ti make it so.
Trefloyne is very nice,I walk 5 minutes to class , it’s cheap , we have a bath ,shower ,a new oven ,it’s good but one thing I’d say it the customer services is not as good but that’s the whole uni
Very good for the price with it very easy to socialise with others
Great value for money, lovely location near to everything on campus but out of the way enough to have pretty views and woodland surroundings. I loved my time there.
better management please, takes six weeks to fix a ventilation fan
Cheaper than Rosser (seriously, who needs their own bathroom) and much nicer than Cwrt Mwr! super close to the union and away from the rabble (cwt mwr folk ;))
Trefloyne is an awesome hall - It is very well priced for Aber, and is alot better compared to accommodation of the same price. You get a recently refurbished kitchen, which has a fridge and an freezer, so it is more than enough for everyone to store everything. It also has a sofa in the kitchen (unlike some of the seafront accommodation) and the walls have plaster on (unlike Cwrt Mawr). The internet is good, and you get wifi pretty much everywhere. The wired internet is good too, and you can get 100 up 100 down most of the time. The hall has 3 "wash rooms" - a room with a toilet and a sink, a room with a bath, toilet and sink, and a room with just a shower. They are also sinks in the bedrooms for cleaning teeth etc... It is located really close to the arts center and the SU, so its good for social events, and the kitchen makes it good for house party's. However, if you are going into town, you will want to get a taxi, as it is quite a walk up, especially when you are drunk.
Trefloyne was good, clean, well maintained, specious accommodation for a reasonable price, clean, with an on campus location ideal for lectures but not so much for the town or social life activities/ nights out etc. Internet was fast but torrents were blocked!
yeah exactly what you expect from a standard student accomodation halls overall pretty good
Best first year accommodation by far
Trefloyne is one of the better 'cheap' halls. The rooms are definitely the biggest (apart from Fferm Penglais bedrooms) and you get a bath and a sofa, which a lot of halls in Aber don't get. The wifi can be patchy but there are wired connections in each room and it never affected my ability to work. You get a lot of kitchen space (cupboards are massive) however there's not a lot of fridge/freezer space, but I'm guessing that's the same in most halls. Porters/maintenance team are usually fairly quick to sort out problems and you're in a good location to get to lectures, the local mini-supermarket (CKs) and even the Llanbadarn campus fairly quickly (and without having to tackle any of Aber's notorious hills). It's about 20 mins walk to Llanbadarn or into town, so on rainy days/nights out this means getting a taxi, but they're only £1/person if you're sharing with friends. The parking is terrible, so avoid bringing a car if you're in halls.
Standard halls with decent sized rooms. The kitchen doubles up as a lounge and has been refurbished fairy recently. If anything breaks it is replaced very quickly.
Great value for Aberystwyth, not good value for typical university halls.