Double Apartments 1 Bed for Couples or Families
51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
19 Sep
Move in from
£262.99
From (Per week)
0.5 mi
from University of Southampton - Highfield Campus
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Glen Eyre Halls offers a friendly, social atmosphere with a range of room options to fit different budgets. It’s set in a peaceful, green area, making it a nice escape from campus bustle, and it’s about a 15–20 minute walk to the main buildings. Downsides include occasional WiFi issues, older blocks with variable maintenance, and higher prices for the newer rooms. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you want a lively community and don’t mind a bit of distance from campus.
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Most helpful review
Glen Eyre Halls offers a friendly, social atmosphere with a range of room options to fit different budgets. It’s set in a peaceful, green area, making it a nice escape from campus bustle, and it’s about a 15–20 minute walk to the main buildings. Downsides include occasional WiFi issues, older blocks with variable maintenance, and higher prices for the newer rooms. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you want a lively community and don’t mind a bit of distance from campus.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Glen Eyre Halls Information
| Price from | £135.03 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Self-catered |
| Postcode | SO16 3UF |
Room Types
Single Rooms - Enhanced Plus Ensuite room
40 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
Move in from
£214.27
From (Per week)
Single Rooms - Standard Ensuite Room
41-51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
21 Sep
Move in from
£198.52
From (Per week)
Single Rooms - Enhanced Shared Bathroom
41 Weeks
Tenancy Length
21 Sep
Move in from
£162.12
From (Per week)
Single Rooms - Enhanced Plus Shared Bathroom
41-51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
21 Sep
Move in from
£179.97
From (Per week)
Single Rooms - Standard Shared Bathroom
41-51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
21 Sep
Move in from
£135.03
From (Per week)
Single Studios Standard Studio
51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
19 Sep
Move in from
£239.33
From (Per week)
Single Studios Enhanced Studio
51 Weeks
Tenancy Length
19 Sep
Move in from
£251.23
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Amenities
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- Common Room
- Communal Events
- Gym
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
Features
- Common Room
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Onsite Concierge
- Onsite Manager
Recreational Facilities
- BBQ
- Communal Events
- Gym
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Study Support
- Computer Lab
Transport
- Bike Storage
- University Shuttle Bus
Q&A
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How many people share a bathroom in Glen Eyre Halls?
By member553360 On 9th January 21
Very noisy accommodation, and Halls don't really care. My worst experience at Glen Eyre this year.
By Arthur_94 On 18th February 21
are there any rooms with their own toilet and bathroom? if yes what is the cost for these rooms?
By member1069253 On 30th May 22
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Hi guys, I was wondering if there are ver many Post Grad students too who opt for the halls or are at the glen eyre or majorly under grad?
By member642065 On 10th September 19
I'm a post grad student and got a room there. I don't know if others did the same, but I read that they try to group all postgraduate students.
By member742237 On 17th September 19
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Hey guys! I'm wondering about the communal kitchens,
1. How many people usually share a kitchen?
2. Would we be allowed a mini fridge in our dorm room?
Thanks!
By member529460 On 23rd December 17
Usually 8 people share a kitchen.
A mini fridge should be fine, but I never asked about it so you'll need to talk to someone on-site to be sure. ;-)
By Leodio21 On 23rd June 19
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Overal pretty good, nice student community 5/10 min walk to campus which is the best part.
Glen Eyre Halls offers a friendly, social atmosphere with a range of room options to fit different budgets. It’s set in a peaceful, green area, making it a nice escape from campus bustle, and it’s about a 15–20 minute walk to the main buildings. Downsides include occasional WiFi issues, older blocks with variable maintenance, and higher prices for the newer rooms. Overall, it’s a solid choice if you want a lively community and don’t mind a bit of distance from campus.
Really depends on where in Glen you end up but it’s close to campus and there’s good transport options
Has everything you need and is close to campus. The best place for starting your university journey, and meeting friends.
I stayed at Chamberlain Halls and it was quite nice. It was quiet which I requested for and the rooms were good too. I had enough space and my own bathroom, the kitchens were also massive which was handy for multiple people to cook at the same time.
Halls were fairly comfortable and well maintained, the beds could have been bigger in the room.
Everything is Good except for wifi. Need to make wifi connection better
Was able to have a no alcohol quiet flat which helped me settle into university life
The reception at the weekend is extremely rude when you ask them something they treat you as if you are a prisoner.
I live in Glen Eyre Halls, and it is the worse experience in my life. I have had a noise issue from my next-door flatmate, and the Halls people failed to solve the issue. I contacted them many times, simply they did not do anything! I applied for a quiet room, and they allocated me to a room where animals cannot sleep in. Very noisy, phone calls from my next-door neighbour all night long. And the Halls don't care at all. Living at Glen Eyre affected my health, and study. My marks dropped because of that. The worse accommodation in my life. Arthur 2021.
Lived in J Block in 1978. Epic experience. I scoff at the idea of modern security staff. We did not need such nannying and would have smacked their heads. As for anything like the Covid false imprisonment, we would have burned the place down or simply walked.
I stayed in private accommodation
I got assigned to South Hill, which had a 36-week contract that I didn't get to decide on (annoying, but ok). The staff were reasonably friendly, though the cleaners could get a little grumpy. The rooms themselves were actually pretty good, and SH had a solid heating system (once they turned it on mid-November -_-), and the available space for books and study materials was excellent. The bathroom was for the most part adequate, with one very glaring exception: the shower only has a fixed, mounted showerhead which drenches both you and the rest of the bathroom with equal abandon; the shower curtain is simply not adequate for such a temperamental shower. Its temperature control is also atrocious, firstly giving you the most frigid cold shoulder and then scalding you once you turn the handle even an inch beyond the 'sweet spot', which takes a while to find (like a very high-maintenance SO). The Ethernet was good, WiFi worse than at your Grandma's, & the kitchen was rarely cleaned well...
Rooms are dark and the rent you pay is extortionate!! Cleaning staff are rude and regularly just stop to gossip with each other in your kitchen despite it being where you live. Not homely at all. No common room or social spaces on site so you're basically confined to your room or kitchen which quickly becomes claustrophobic.
Very nice and green halls very close to uni. A bit far away from shops and pubs but very nice in the summer with good rooms. 90% of my good coursemates are from glen due to the social aspect of 2000 students walking the same route to uni and back. Free bus pass is a bonus when you can't be arsed to walk the 5 minutes back.
Really good room size in Old Terrace but not enough ovens in the kitchen, only one for ten people! We cope but it can be quite a stress! Really good atmosphere though and easy walk to uni and bus links
The problem with Glen Eyre accommodation is the fact that some blocks are significantly more modern than others, and you end up paying the same price for older accommodation if you're unlucky. I'm staying in Glen Eyre New Terrace ensuite. The bathroom is more of a washroom than a bathroom, it's all one level including the shower which causes leakages and the bathroom floor is constantly wet. There is a smell of damp which lingers across the accommodation. The heating is unpredictable, sometimes it's really hot and other times it doesn't work. Same with the shower, hard to adjust the temperature. The kitchen is a outdated, the ovens again are unpredictable and there aren't enough cupboards for all the flat mates. The corridor is again outdated, and there aren't many communal areas so flatmates are normally confined to their room. The cleaners are consistent though and friendly and internet is offered although it is extremely slow and keeps crashing. Overall disappointed.
I met my best friends in halls... Not in my actual flat, but Glen Eyre is so big that I found people I really connect with at the halls' bar on the first day, and 2 years later I'm still super close with the... I know I'm in the minority there but honestly, the sheer size of Glen Eyre means that you're bound to find people you love :)
POSITIVES-good variety of rooms - with/without washbasin, premium room etc -good value for money -cleaners do kitchen and communal areas -bar on site and common room -laundrette on site -10 min walk to main campus or there is a bus stop right outside taking you there in 2 minutes max! -good green areas for relaxing and scenery -small gym on site NEGATIVES -when you make glen eyre an accommodation type you can't be certain which building you'll be in and some are older and some are more modern (can determine better if chosen specific room type eg premium) -no catered option
Halls were good but make sure that you make the most of the area and the jcr events!! :)
not much in the way of communal hang out space in Glen. And no one goes to Glen bar. But the actual accommodation (Richard Newitt at least) was lovely!
Amazing social environment - particularly in summer
Part of south hill which is considered part of Glen and I think my halls are great! We socialise with various blocks and all come together in the common room which is great for watching rugby or football or useful for birthdays and pre drinks! Cleaners in the kitchen 5 days a week who do a great job and a 10 minute walk from campus or a short bus ride away from all the nightlife! Rather sad to be leaving for private rented in the summer as love it here!
Nice location and surroundings. Some halls are good value for money, some less so.
Best halls, such a great atmosphere, extremely sociable. Good value for money and great accommodation. Only 10 minutes from campus too