14 Rooms - Ensuite Single Room
35 Weeks
Tenancy Length
22 Sep
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£232.00
From (Per week)
397 ft
from University of Warwick - Central Campus
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Spacious kitchens with lots of storage. Sofas in the kitchen (not in every accommodation). Rooms are a decent size and easy to keep clean. Bathroom ventilation is not great and water pressure is quite high so the floor often gets very wet. Maintenance can be very slow to fix issues.
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University of Warwick Hall Rankings
| Calcott Ten | #25 |
| Bluebell | #26 |
| Cryfield Standard | #27 |
| Paradise Student Village | #28 |
| Arthur Vick | #29 |
| Jack Martin | #30 |
| Claycroft | #31 |
| Rootes | #32 |
| Heronbank | #33 |
| Westwood Student Mews | #34 |
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Most helpful review
Spacious kitchens with lots of storage. Sofas in the kitchen (not in every accommodation). Rooms are a decent size and easy to keep clean. Bathroom ventilation is not great and water pressure is quite high so the floor often gets very wet. Maintenance can be very slow to fix issues.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Arthur Vick Information
| Telephone | 024 7652 3772 |
| Postcode | CV4 7ES |
| Features | Broadband in Room (All Free), Coin-operated Communal Laundry, Communal Kitchen |
Room Types
Amenities
Features
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- Broadband in Room (All Free)
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Onsite Manager
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Q&A
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Good morning
we would like to know if Arhtur vick accmodation is only for Undergraduate exclusively.
Best regards.
Parents of a future student in Coventry
By member1139290 On 12th June 19
It is only for undergraduates.
By member940451 On 16th July 19
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Do students have to move out for the Christmas and easter holidays 2018/19
By member831234 On 31st March 18
Reply from StudentCrowd
On 20th August 18
Hi there,
No students can stay in their room over the Christmas and Easter holiday periods. Your fee for your accommodation entitles you to occupy your room from the first day of the contract, until 10.00 hours on the last day of the letting period.
Lucie
Does this mean that one has to get all the personal stuff out and one moves back in with all the stuff after the holiday periods?
By member733817 On 12th September 18
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Spacious kitchens with lots of storage. Sofas in the kitchen (not in every accommodation). Rooms are a decent size and easy to keep clean. Bathroom ventilation is not great and water pressure is quite high so the floor often gets very wet. Maintenance can be very slow to fix issues.
I have lived in at a university managed shared house. I had a great experience and met some of my best friends there. Every week we would have dinner together and everyone would prepare a dish from their culture. There was a balance between a very social house but also personal space. Room size was amazing and I had my own bathroom. One of my favourite aspects was the location - just at the back side of the campus so I would be at the design studio in about 3 minutes and the gym/swimming pool I go to was roughly 5 minutes walk.
It's close to lectures and the kitchen/lounge space is really big so it's really good for socialising. It's also ensuite - big plus! Arthur Vick is definitely the best halls and I'm so glad I chose it.
Great value for money. You have lots of room compared to other accommodations at the university. The cleaning staff are always up on top with their work and are really friendly with everyone
Having a bath is very useful during the cold winter months. One of the most respected university accommodation
Depends on who you live with. Can be very quiet but you can be lucky to end up with a social group. Living room area is great for socialising.
Beaut huge kitchen, nice ensuite. Some parts v unsociable. Cleaner v moody. Great location.
The flats seem to be divided between thoe few who actually want to socialise and have fun and the overwhelming majority who are happy to stay in every night and do nothing. Whilst I have no problem with people not wishing to take part in nights out, for it is completely understandable, the issue is that these people seem to have no desire to attempt to befriend the rest of us, and so our kitchen has been left deeply divided
The people who live here are boring as hell