Single Rooms - Ensuite
40 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
Move in from
£189.35
From (Per week)
0.3 mi
from University of Winchester - King Alfred Campus
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Extremely clean and well maintained. Modern and great facilities
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
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University of Winchester Hall Rankings
| Riverside Way | #1 |
| Burma Road Student Village | #2 |
| Queen's Road Student Village | #3 |
| West Downs Student Village | #4 |
| Cathedral Point | #5 |
| St Elizabeth's | #6 |
| Unilife Sparkford House | #7 |
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Most helpful review
Extremely clean and well maintained. Modern and great facilities
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Queen's Road Student Village Information
| Price from | £189.35 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Catered |
| Postcode | SO22 5ES |
Room Types
Single Rooms - Premium Ensuite
40 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
Move in from
£198.10
From (Per week)
Amenities
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Access
Features
- Communal Kitchen
- Meals
Internet Access
- Broadband
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
Security & Safety
- Secure Building Entry
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Q&A
Q
Does anyone know which flat numbers correspond to which blocks?
By member533232 On 30th July 18
I'm pretty sure its 1-10 block 1 and so on. May be 1-11.
By member433291 On 2nd August 18
Q
What are the rules for Christmas/ easter?
Do you have to move out? Pay more?
By member1331699 On 22nd May 18
You only have to move your stuff out over summer. You can stay or go home during semester breaks and can leave your stuff in your room when you go - just lock your door! :)
By member433291 On 2nd August 18
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Is the Queens road accommodation catered?
By member1331699 On 22nd May 18
No Queens is self catered, but you can purchase a catered meal option or buy your food from the canteen if you don't want to cook!
By member433291 On 2nd August 18
Q
Do you have tv ariels in the room?
By member631488 On 29th April 18
No i dont think so and be sure to get a tv license, it's £160 a year and each room needs an individual one, not just one per flat!
By member433291 On 2nd August 18
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Read Queen's Road Student Village Reviews
Amazing halls! Little bit dated in the living/cooking areas but incredibly clean and a great size. Highly recommend them to any student. Some things need updating but other than that it was great. Would also recommend post boxes on the block walls
It’s great as long as to live with people that respect your space and clean up after themselves
I could see both of my friends flats from.my.room and I had a big room. It was the best value for money out of all the accommodation. I had a good relationship with my flat mates and we had a lot of fun doing silly things together and have too many flat parties
Comfortable and affordable accommodation. Big rooms, could possibly benefit from a little revamp. Also kitchens could benefit from 2 ovens for a flat with 9 people.
It's more of a prison than halls. The cleaning staff make messes constantly and try to charge students for fees for their messes. There are no iews, it is all clustered together. Unfortunately literally right next to a maternity ward at a hospital. Good luck sleeping on Wednesday nights. Fire alarms go off constantly, and the security team is overly aggressive and has forced students outside while it is snowing while they bumble around the fire system. Wifi is abysmal, and the cupboards for food are tiny. Mine is right next to an oven, so my food spoils rapidly.
In my opinion it's definitely the best halls, having seen all of them. And my cleaner, Nigel is incredible and goes above and beyond!
Overpriced for what it is. Maintenance wasn’t great, had to wait a week for a bulb to be replaced, should have just done it myself. Wifi and phone signal were both shocking and need to be addressed.
Very average student accommodation, could do with new sofas as they were horrific and covered in Stains. We had our fridge break once and also our oven break. So more tests need to be done before students actually move in, for safety reasons.
Extremely clean and well maintained. Modern and great facilities
Amazing rooms, great socialising with friends
Overall, Queens Road is fantastic accommodation. Only problems are the wifi, but that's the same across most universities as Eduroam isn't great. Also, the cleaners aren't too brilliant. They don't do all the jobs they're supposed to do in the kitchen and I often find myself having to do them myself.
Good location. My flat has 5 people. Nice and safe with key card entry. Not overly sociable but depends on your flatmates. Ensuite are also great - shower basin occasionally floods
We had a massive game of hide and seek to meet all our neighbours when we first moved in - best halls at Winchester.
Great halls, best rooms of the three self catered options. Wifi and phone signal wasn't great at first but improved throughout the year. Loved living here!
Brilliant facilities, good location, secure and well managed. The only major complaint I have is that en-suite showers have quite shallow floors and are prone to flooding at time. Otherwise very really good!
Absolutely loved my year in Queens, would definitely recommend
Excellent modern halls, right on campus. Good sized rooms, all with an ensuite. Would recommend! :D
Its good but not ideal for socialising its the only downfall really. Close to town and the location is ideal as it is on campus!
For my first year at uni, i cannot imagine living anywhere else apart from Queens.
Transferred from Burma, much nicer, much bigger room for less money. Great!
Fantastic community base, lovely rooms, good kitchen area and social space, really nice rooms!!!
I asked for a quiet flat, I was put with 3 other people which was fine. However what angered me is how the university has put people with a disability together! I stated that I have a disability. I do not need an accessible room, I can do everything fine and I stated that but the university decided to put me with three other people with a disability and it feels like segregation ! I feel like I should have hidden the fact I'm disabled..
Right on campus and decent value for money if you're in a shared room like I was, but I wouldn't want to pay the full price for a single room. The communal space is small and kind of dirty but the kitchen itself is clean and has plenty of space. The wifi and phone signal can be iffy depending on where in the halls you are. E.g. my wifi worked in my room but not the phone signal, and visa versa in the kitchen/communal area.
Perfect location, love having everything nearby. Good room size with ensuite.
no common room or social spaces are in this hall, however we have Facebook chats and the lay out makes it very easy to socialise! my only complaint is that you cant open the windows all the way and we don't have our own launderette (have to use burma roads)
Convenient and perfectly quiet.
Some rooms have VERY VERY bad wi-fi but the rooms are big and very nice in general. the bathroom is small but sufficient.
Best halls, biggest rooms and such a good atmosphere!
Rooms were great, as were the en suites, however the kitchen and social space was small, dated and tatty.
The showers here are absolutely incredible. It's expensive, but I'd say it's worth paying a bit extra just for the shower. Cleaned regularly, it's quiet (at least where I am) but it's not completely dead.
Brilliant maintenance. If you have a broken and report it they fix it pretty quickly. I have bad wifi in my flat but Ethernet cable works fine. So close to my lectures. Massive desk space, not much drawer space
Dry and sterile. Not particularly friendly. Just flats with 7 rooms and a small kitchen. Usual sort of thing. Doesn't encourage interaction due to lack of proper communal spaces.
Exactly what I was looking for. Had a wonderful time there and would not really change a thing. As student accommodation goes it was amazing. Even had friends from the other halls (including Burma Road) saying it was better.
Fantastic experience. Nice and big single ensuite rooms. Kitchen comes with 16 inch LCD TV with DVD player. If you have lots of stuff, there is a long desk/table where you can pretty much put your PC and TV and console.
Hot water isn't always guaranteed. Will be woken up every night by people on the way to the SU
Could have done with a common room and a better outside area, but on the whole, loved it.
huge scope for socialness, always feels safe
Excellent accommodation. Located on campus with a short walk to the town. Cleaners are employed mon-fri and keep the communal areas amazingly clean. The room is fairly large, boasting a huge desk and an ensuite.
I liked it because the ensuite was nice, the desk was huge and it was really cost but the actual halls weren't that great and so expensive!
Queens Road is amazing accommodation! Decent sized, good kitchen space and such a sociable location. Wouldn't change it for the world!!
Queens is by far the best halls at the uni. They have the biggest bedrooms although some kitchens are smaller than others. The cleaners are great and if you are lucky enough to have Nige then your kitchen will be sparkling all year! Living with 5 other people is fine, even if you don't like them! Although, don't all shower at the same time... Sometimes the hot water doesn't spread far enough... Queens is slightly quieter than Westdowns but is definitely worth slightly more money! Don't listen to anyone on Burma, Queens is definitely better value for money!