Rooms - Shared Bathroom Single Room
40 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£85.00
From (Per week)
0.2 mi
from Teesside University - Main Campus
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Most helpful review
Terrible experience. Rat and mouse infested, pest control takes weeks to come when you report mice, the showers are either boiling hot or ice cold, I had no hot water to my sink for a month, the windows are very hard to open and close and the heater gave my hair a lot of static, the washing machines put brown marks on your clothes or leave them soaking wet meaning you have to pay for them to be dried twice. The toilets are filthy, people piss all over the seat and floor and throw tissue all over. The internet is very patchy too. You can find a much nicer house for the same price.
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Teesside University Hall Rankings
| Drinkwater House | #1 |
| King Edward's Square | #2 |
| Parkside Halls | #3 |
| Woodlands Halls | #4 |
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Most helpful review
Terrible experience. Rat and mouse infested, pest control takes weeks to come when you report mice, the showers are either boiling hot or ice cold, I had no hot water to my sink for a month, the windows are very hard to open and close and the heater gave my hair a lot of static, the washing machines put brown marks on your clothes or leave them soaking wet meaning you have to pay for them to be dried twice. The toilets are filthy, people piss all over the seat and floor and throw tissue all over. The internet is very patchy too. You can find a much nicer house for the same price.
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Parkside Halls Information
| Telephone | 01642 218 121 |
| Postcode | TS1 3LF |
| Price from | £85.00 per week for 24/25 (subject to availability) |
| Features | Coin-operated Communal Laundry, Communal Kitchen, Contents Insurance |
Room Types
Amenities
Features
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
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Read Parkside Halls Reviews
Terrible experience. Rat and mouse infested, pest control takes weeks to come when you report mice, the showers are either boiling hot or ice cold, I had no hot water to my sink for a month, the windows are very hard to open and close and the heater gave my hair a lot of static, the washing machines put brown marks on your clothes or leave them soaking wet meaning you have to pay for them to be dried twice. The toilets are filthy, people piss all over the seat and floor and throw tissue all over. The internet is very patchy too. You can find a much nicer house for the same price.
The showers are awful. Either boiling hot or ice cold and barely any water comes out. They do have baths that work well and there's also sinks in the rooms, however my sink only has ice cold water.
Great location, amazing internet. Previously an old maternity ward, which definitely shows, so decoration would be a definite great addition.
Good for making friends, not amazing but okay for the money!
I lived in Parkside Halls (Westside) for a year during my 1st year of uni and it was one of the best experiences of my life! Not only a great place to study and get a degree, but to party everynight and meet people from all over the country! The location is fantastic being next door to Albert Park. We played football here everyday for Glasubalti FC - loved it! There is so much fun you can have with the CCTV cameras at the end of the night, its worth staying just for that! The only problem we had was the wardens do not like you taking the bars off the windows and climbing through. Hamster and dogs are also banned and taken off you “if” you get court! Overall if you want to have the best university experience in the country I would recommend staying here! House 3, Room 1 x
I don’t know about others but personally my experience living in Parkside halls has been amazing so far. It’s a very cozy place. The rooms are wide, my room is huge. The bathrooms are very clean most of the time. The dayrooms and kitchens are also wide and generally just great. The environment is really friendly and warm. Lots of people from all over the world, very social, you get the chance to socialism and make friends. The wardens are very helpful. You have lots of freedom, you basically get to do whatever you want with some restrictions that are of course sensible like no smoking. But it feels like living at home. As a foreign student I have to say I’m impressed. It’s such an affordable place to live in yet so awesome. Totally worth it.
The rooms were big and it was cheap, but it was all a weird tinge of green and used to be an old maternity hospital and still looks like it. It's situated between a park where everyone goes to smoke weed and some of the roughest streets in the neighborhood. My friend had part of his motorbike stolen, we had to call police because we saw a girl get dragged from the car park by three men. The kids that live nearby come here to hang out, ask for cigarettes and bounce up and down on the fire escape to create the most noise possible, they also throw stones at you and my friend was also followed home by men when she walked home at night. This city is one of the worst places imaginable. It was cleaned well at the start but then they just stopped towards the end and occasionally we saw the cleaning woman just sitting on her phone, everything was everywhere and people left huge messes and didn't care. The dayrooms were big but people always stole things. The people were awful. Wifi was good.
listen, the last reviews are really poor, firstly i lived in parkside my first year of uni and my god it was unreal. you are left to do what you want, there are no rules its everything you imagine a uni halls to be and more. its not pretty its tacky but the beauty of these halls is that it embracess the tackyness. the security woman is lovely and if any faults with the room (I.E. bulbs going or anything, it was sorted the same day) best year of my life so far stopping here... not that i remember much :D
Intermittent wifi Too many people sharing a kitchen so your food goes walkies and you have no idea who the thief is Nosy f****** wardens....never answer a knock on the door unless you are expecting a visitor cos they WILL grass you up for smoking or cooking in your room even though they pretend not to care either way
I would recommend any fresher to pick parkside halls because of the social life, you get to meet loads of people and make friends that will last through out university. It isn't a luxury place to live and has its problems with internet going down but so does everywhere around uni.
It's hella cheap but just a bit s*** really. You can't escape the noise if you're wanting to get a peaceful sleep and the wardens who tell people to shut up end up losing their authority. There's so many people in one Dayroom that no one owns up to any mess and it's pretty much always a mess. The whole place still feels like it's a hospital and either needs knocking down and rebuilding or completely renovating, I'd like to be able to go to the toilet at night without feeling like I'm a mental patient walking down a cold hospital corridor!
Good location, close to town. The rooms were a decent enough size
Needs to be done up, the bathrooms are disgusting especially the showers