Rooms - Single Ensuite Bedroom
38 Weeks
Tenancy Length
14 Sep
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£185.99
From (Per week)
1.9 mi
from Oxford Brookes University - Headington Campus
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Affordable accommodation for Oxford Brookes students, near to the campus and continuous bus service.
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Most helpful review
Affordable accommodation for Oxford Brookes students, near to the campus and continuous bus service.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Paul Kent Hall Information
| Telephone | 01865 484 660 |
| Postcode | OX4 2WA |
| Features | Bike Storage, Broadband, Coin-operated Communal Laundry |
Room Types
Rooms - Shared Bathroom Large Single Bedroom
38 Weeks
Tenancy Length
14 Sep
Move in from
£185.99
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Amenities
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- Common Room
Features
- Common Room
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- Broadband
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Onsite Manager
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Transport
- Bike Storage
- University Shuttle Bus
Q&A
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What size are the beds given in paul Kent halls. Are they a single or a small double?
By member1190213 On 17th August 23
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what's wrong with location?
By member746064 On 24th February 20
You will highly depend on transport in Paul Kent Hall whether to go to school, to buy some foods or to get to the city center. However, if you are well organized, that will not really be a problem. I am currently living here, if you have any question, feel free to ask me.
By member1147009 On 28th March 20
Hello, is the bus schedule on time as mentioned? I am a mature student most probably moving to Paul Kent. How are the facilities?
By member652143 On 16th November 20
Hiya what is the social aspect life, looking for a quieter residence as I don’t want to be partying really but still want to make friends?
By member854738 On 27th February 21
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Read Paul Kent Hall Reviews
Affordable accommodation for Oxford Brookes students, near to the campus and continuous bus service.
As I’m studying in Oxford Brookes University. It’s too far away from university and it’s an old flat buildings which are renovated. Accommodation rooms are quite small. Not worth money.
This hall has recently been refurbished, I was one of the first to live here after the refurbishment, hence, everything was clean and new (smelt fresh paint). We got a cheaper price than usually as there were some refurbishments on the way, the price will rise once finished. As we was 10 in a flat, there were more kitchen appliances such as 2 induction hobs, 2 kettle, 2 sinks, 4 fridges/freezer,... The problem was that there were not enough place to seat when everyone was in the kitchen. The bedroom was just perfect, really spacious, the bed was really big. However you will highly depend on bus whether to buy some food or to get to the city center.
It’s a bit far out from city but I’ve really got no other complaints about it
Had an awful time at halls, spent most of the time travelling home as I didn’t enjoy halls at all
Fairly quiet- we don't have many party flats, and if we do it's just during popular nights out. Room size is decent and the fact that we have en-suite bathrooms is a huge plus- although the bathrooms are literally a wooden container mounted inside the room, looking just like airplane bathrooms. The lighting is quite poor- windows are small and they never fully open. Hall management... The hall manager is a very annoying lady, although the wardens are usually really helpful- I remember that one time I basically sliced half of my finger and the duty warden bandaged my wound. We only have a common room- really good when you are in desperate need for a Snickers or a Coke. Otherwise, it's quiet and almost no one goes in there- it looks like any other regular living room.
The hall wardens and staff are more concerned with the reputation of the halls and have a serious attitude problem - other than that the actual place is quite alright.
Quite quiet, but close knit family witching PK! Needs a cash machine on site though
Despite the location, I actually really enjoyed living at Paul Kent. As there are less people living in the halls you generally get to know everyone on site through trips on the U5 to uni and also fairly close to both Crescent and Slade. I cannot fault the staff who regularly organise events and free pizza nights, which doesn't happen at other halls and also really friendly. I know most people are disappointed by the location but everyone seems to get used to it. Its defiantly not the end of the world if you get put in Paul Kent
Issues take a while to be cleared up, when issues raised usually get an unkind response from the manager, buses aren't always reliable from the location, wifi can be rubbish, had issues with showers and water and the fridge. Maybe not enough space for 9 people.
Alright, far away from everything but free bus helped.
not the most sociable halls, but goo otherwise
Very good ensuite halls for the money and good sized room! Simple but good kitchen! Awful location
Not much of a party place, have to be silent by 11pm due to being surrounded by houses with children.
Okay place but not worth the amount of money I'm paying
Paul kent hall is a really lovely place to live, I have a non ensuite room and therefore it is cheaper to live and you get a bigger room. You are fairly away from shops but that's not really an issue for anyone and we love living here
Paul Kent is a small accommodation halls in comparison to others like Clive Booth but it is a beautiful setting. The hall staff and wardans and amazing people, extremely friendly and happy to help with anything. Room sizes to vary but are overall a good size with a decent size kitchen in all flats. The one major down side is university buses are few and far between and can often be late, so when staying at Paul Kent it is best to plan for an earlier bus. My experience at Paul Kent halls has overall been an amazing time.