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39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£244.00
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My time at Lyddon Hall was the absolute best. It's accessible everywhere on campus. The union is right next door, the catered food isn't THE best, but is acceptable and easy to rely on for people like me who can't cook. It was a great year with Lyddon but somehow the reception was closed too many times to count, but parcels are re-directed to Charles Morris and that's a relief. Lyddon also probably has the most spacious rooms on campus. It's got an aesthetic to it and is great to live in. Would definitely recommend it!
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My time at Lyddon Hall was the absolute best. It's accessible everywhere on campus. The union is right next door, the catered food isn't THE best, but is acceptable and easy to rely on for people like me who can't cook. It was a great year with Lyddon but somehow the reception was closed too many times to count, but parcels are re-directed to Charles Morris and that's a relief. Lyddon also probably has the most spacious rooms on campus. It's got an aesthetic to it and is great to live in. Would definitely recommend it!
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Lyddon Hall Information
| Price from | £199.00 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Catered |
| Postcode | LS2 9JW |
Room Types
3 Single Rooms - Shared Bathroom
39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
Move in from
£199.00
From (Per week)
Amenities
Popular
- Library or Study Area
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
Study Support
- Library or Study Area
Transport
- Bike Storage
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I was in 13-23 Cromer. I'm a quiet person myself but the two RLA's make people's lives misery. Everyone here is either international or a boarding school "rah". The food at the Refectory is really not great at all, lack of options. The rooms are big, yes, but everything is falling apart and dirty on arrival. Only saving grace is its wifi and location. Go for a cheaper hall, you'll have more fun.
My time at Lyddon Hall was the absolute best. It's accessible everywhere on campus. The union is right next door, the catered food isn't THE best, but is acceptable and easy to rely on for people like me who can't cook. It was a great year with Lyddon but somehow the reception was closed too many times to count, but parcels are re-directed to Charles Morris and that's a relief. Lyddon also probably has the most spacious rooms on campus. It's got an aesthetic to it and is great to live in. Would definitely recommend it!
Lyddon Hall was great to live in for first year! Catered food was decent too. I didn't live in the main hall but one of the annexes - 32 Springfield Mount. IF you're luck enough to get into that one you can look forward to a garden and walking distance from the union/campus :) The cleaners are v friendly and thorough. Best Wishes. P.S. - If you plan on having parties security seems to completely forget this place so you're safe
Honestly the best halls to start your uni experience. Was in main hall so was always in the common rooms for prees, this meant you mixed with the majority of the other 50 people in main hall rather than just a flat of 6. Also the variety and timings of food provided really aliviated any stress about having to shop and cook and meant you made solid friendships as you always went to eat together
Variety of accommodations, you will get your pick!
Living at Lyddon has been an amazing experience, everyone knows each other and it is the best halls Leeds University has to offer.
Nice place to live in, clean, chilled, nice peeps
Lyddon hall Otley run was proper good
I love this Hall. I've met my favourite people here, and coming back to my room every night quickly felt like home.
I am writing this as a resident in 13-23 cromer terrance, off of Lyddon main hall :) As this is the largest annex with 3 floors, you find yourself in a large group to go out with rather than 6 people in a smaller flat. On each of the floors there are 16 people - floor 1 is mixed, floor 2 is all girls and floor 3 is all boys. You are told that there are 2 common rooms but they are in the main hall and if you are not in the main hall, you won't really find yourself here as it is very separated. In relation to where we 'hang out' it would be in one of the 4 kitchens that are all very large which is good when everyone in the hall is gathered here before a night out - or in someones room. Due to the fact that this is a catered accommodation you mix far more with your flatmates than self-catered as you arrange to go for dinner all together and get to know each other this way as well as nights out. The food here is so nice and quite a selection.
Good halls, very expensive but worth it.