Single Rooms Shared Bathroom 4 Bed Silver - Room
47 Weeks
Tenancy Length
07 Oct
Move in from
£141.00
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Fully satisfied and more than happy with the management team.
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Fully satisfied and more than happy with the management team.
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Price from | £134.00 per week for 25/26 (subject to availability) |
47 Weeks
Tenancy Length
07 Oct
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It's mostly been fine here but with a few issues. The flat was absolutely filthy when I moved in, like a very messy person was still living there. I let them know and they had another go at cleaning the place, but I still had to clean the oven 3 times before it would stop filling with smoke when turned on. They also took months to give me a key to my mail box. I asked reception about it 5 or 6 times over the course of a few months, having to re-explain the situation each time because it seems there is poor communication between staff. I had to use cutlery to fish out my postal vote form in the end so I could vote. On several occasions, when expecting a parcel, reception told me that nothing has arrived for me, and only after I have come back a few times do they realise that it had been there the whole time but had been mislabeled. I've never had this problem in any other similar accommodation. Some of my post has to this day never been found.
Great student apartment with excellent facilities.
Nice building and I think it has great security. However the lift breaks a lot and I think it is very expensive for the size of the rooms, especially the studios as well as I complained about a few things being damaged in my studio when I moved in and they were never fixed or replaced
Fully satisfied and more than happy with the management team.
When I first arrived to my accommodation it was appalling - heavy dust, limescale and mould in the fridge freezer brought multiple panic attacks and deeply affected my mental health. The so called 'team' at summit reception handled my complaints poorly often giving me broken promises or lieing straight to my face. An example of this is Luis from the night shift (who stated he was part of management) saying my flat was looked at and cleaned days prior. Fast forward to nearly 6 months since I moved in very little has been done to resolve other issues like constant drug use and Anti-social behaviour from neighbours who are violating their Tennant contract. Multiple emails containing evidence and complaint letters have been sent or 'forwarded' on yet I haven't heard back within the 2 week guideline for sending complaints. This is definitely not worth the thousands of pounds a student pays for rent nevermind the increased rent as of September so I'd avoid at all costs.
Nice accommodation but unorganised room visits make me anxious about being in my own room
the room is nice but quickly you find there are a lot of cheap fittings and rush jobs. I first arrived and found a lot of Marks and stains in the room and the electrical fittings are really badly placed. having the shower switch 2inches from the floor by the bins? The extractor fan is non existent with heavy dust around it. Makes it hard when cooking fish because it quickly smells out the entire studio and requires me to then do a deep clean. The organisation of the reception is erratic at best. often messages never being sent and constant delays of maintenance because no one told the guy to come. on a positive note the space itself is nice and some of the staff you can have a conversation with come across pleasant. However I will not be returning to eastern boulevard as the price increase of £160pw I believe is excessive.