Single Rooms - Self-catered Ensuite
39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£196.00
From (Per week)
0.1 mi
from University of Leeds - Main Campus
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Great location, responsive site team that answer maintenance issues within a few days if not on the day.
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Charles Morris Hall Information
| Price from | £196.00 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Catered |
| Postcode | LS2 9JP |
Room Types
Single Rooms - Catered Ensuite
39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£238.00
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Single Rooms - Catered Shared Bathroom
39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£225.00
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Amenities
Features
- Communal Kitchen
- Meals
- Offsite Gym Membership
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Maintenance Team (Daytime Only)
Recreational Facilities
- Entertainment Room
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Transport
- Bike Storage
Q&A
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do you have any recent reviews? most are more than 5 yrs old on this site thank you
By member12112506 On 16th July 24
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How much deposit is required
By member1059952 On 11th June 21
£200
By member762324 On 14th September 21
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What date does the contract finish for 2018?
By member1332125 On 4th June 18
14 th December i think
By member833874 On 17th September 18
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Read Charles Morris Hall Reviews
Fantastic location, very noisy but does mean that it is sociable. the noise of the fire doors makes it hard to sleep. small rooms, very small bed, but nice jack and jill bathroom. good storage space for a small room
The accommodation should not charge on laundry services for £203 a week. It should also allow each room to choose their air conditioning preference.
Great location, responsive site team that answer maintenance issues within a few days if not on the day.
Nice accommodation would recommend.
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A nice place to rest and socialize with friends. However, there would be evening drinking parties outside and can sometimes be very noisy.
Great location, so close to everything on campus. Kitchen facilities are great and very convenient having washing machine and dryer in the kitchen. However I found it very difficult to bond with fellow residents due to being put in a kitchen with 4 2nd years at the end of the corridor who understandably didn’t want to socialise with 1st years. My floor had a large group of people from the same area who either knew each other or had mutual friends so weren’t interested in socialising with anyone else. The fob only giving you access to your own kitchen and floor limited how much you can meet other people.
really great halls but very expensive
Nice halls, cleaned frequently and with good kitchen facilities. The rooms feel small at first but they're actually really well furnished and the en suite is one of the best choices I made in first year. The people were nice on the whole, and always up for a laugh and a drink. Major issue was the lack of quiet periods. It was almost always possible to hear people in other rooms and, because of the amount of parties and pre-drinks hosted all over the building, it meant that getting to bed or doing any work until well after midnight almost impossible, for the entire time I was there. The warden staff often said they would assist and did not, and if they did go to a room to ask them to stop any noise it rarely helped.
Tiny room but the kitchen/living room is the largest one I have ever seen in all the students accommodation. The night staff are nice and helpful. Although during the 39 weeks our corridor had the toilet leaking problem for 6 times and could never feel the heater in the kitchen working, it was still a lovely stay.
Very noisy at night with students screaming and shouting.
Amazing facilities and ease of catering and on campus!
Luxurious and lovely, but probably not worth the horrific price
Charles is a great place to sit back unwind and enjoy your university experience in style and luxury
Expensive halls but great for location. Dobree and Whetton have shared bathrooms between 2 and small rooms but nice kitchen areas
Great, fun and amazing place to spend first year - couldn't have imagined starting uni anywhere else. Great access to campus; food is good and the gym facilities / easy access into town top it off. Plus, you're living in a hall that is designed to host conferences over summer - and has a 4* rating, so it's pretty damn good!
Had the best time in my freshers last year and if I ever had to pick again or recommend anyone, this would be the place definitely!
Way too expensive for what you get. No locks on toilet doors in dobree
These halls swayed me for how sleek and modern they are - both the bedrooms/en suites and living areas are all kitted out to a really high standard. However, considering what you pay for them it's probably not worth it for the amount of space you get. Also, although they look nice, the halls really don't have a very comfortable feel. I didn't get on with the majority of my flat mates and felt quite isolated from meeting other people as your fobs don't give you access to any other floors/kitchens than your own. This was made worse by being in the flat right at the end of the corridor. Felt more like living in a hotel than in halls, not great at all for social experience - especially if you're a slightly quieter person and don't get on with your own flatmates.
Feels like a hotel! Amazing top quality room right in the heart of campus- it couldn't be easier in first year! Although, the food at the refectory isn't great but for someone who couldn't cook at all in first year, its just what I needed!