Expensive but worth it
University of Stirling Hall Rankings
| Centro House | #1 |
| Riverside Quay | #2 |
| Carters Yard | #3 |
| Beech Court | #4 |
| Fraser of Allander House | #5 |
| Alexander Court | #6 |
| Union Street Development | #7 |
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Expensive but worth it
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One year old new build all en-suite or studio flats in the heart of Scotland, fantastic scenery and ever patient 24 hr staff.
Beech Court one of the most expensive residences on campus, alongside Juniper and Willow. However, it is one of the newest and in my opinion, it is worth the money. It is the first building that you see as you cross the loch and this is an ideal place to stay. It is only a short walk from the campus shops, library and most of the lecture theatres/classes. The staff who work at Beech are a great help and are friendly. Each kitchen has it's own TV and the WiFi signal is amazing. I would recommend Beech Court to any Stirling student from first to fourth year.
Cleaners are rude but staff are mostly kind and warm to meeting new students and making them feel at home. Sofa's in communal room could be much more comfy.
Cleaners are a pain in the a**e and make more mess than was there before. Halls are close to both main buildings and my room had a nice view. Really ridiculously pricey though.
Great accommodation, however extortionate pricing. Very overprotective about everything as they are new halls, they have to come in and clean your room and complaints from cleaners about small mess in kitchen.
It's expensive and although its lovely it's no where near as fun
Expensive but worth it
Amazing brand new building. I stayed in it the first year it was open so a lot of teething problems. The cleaners are a bit s*** and grumpy but you get that everywhere I suppose. Amazing experience and fab porters.
Lovely place but stuck up people
amazing new rooms, really spacious with a double bed and all ensuites. couldn't have picked a better building to live in in this uni