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19-56 Weeks
Tenancy Length
25 Feb
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The price is very high, but the location and the facilities are nice but my experience could have been better for various reasons. The first reason is that 7000 dollars were taken from my foreign bank account without any warning. Before the payment was done I received a notification and tried to warn the staff, which denied that this money would be taken and blamed the bank. Despite this, the money was taken. Later no explanation was offered, but they did keep the money as credit for the weeks I had left there. I have two banks, and one of them has a better exchange rate than the other. The money was taken from the bank that had a worse exchange rate, which meant I lost a 4% of the money they took from the wrong bank. I tried to explain that to the staff but they ignored me, so I lost 280 dollars. The staff was also unable to provide a good booking system for the cinema room, which lead to clashes in bookings. This problem was solved by reducing the opening hours from 24 to 14.
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Most helpful review
The price is very high, but the location and the facilities are nice but my experience could have been better for various reasons. The first reason is that 7000 dollars were taken from my foreign bank account without any warning. Before the payment was done I received a notification and tried to warn the staff, which denied that this money would be taken and blamed the bank. Despite this, the money was taken. Later no explanation was offered, but they did keep the money as credit for the weeks I had left there. I have two banks, and one of them has a better exchange rate than the other. The money was taken from the bank that had a worse exchange rate, which meant I lost a 4% of the money they took from the wrong bank. I tried to explain that to the staff but they ignored me, so I lost 280 dollars. The staff was also unable to provide a good booking system for the cinema room, which lead to clashes in bookings. This problem was solved by reducing the opening hours from 24 to 14.
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Property management
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Scape Darling House
| Features | Aircon, Bike Storage, CCTV / Surveillance Cameras |
| Postcode | NSW 2000 |
| Price from | $899.00 per week (subject to availability) |
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Room Types
Double Rooms Shared Bathroom Twin Room - King Single Bed Premium View
24-55 Weeks
Tenancy Length
18 Jan
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$769.00
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Amenities
Popular
- Cinema
- Common Room
- Communal Events
- Gym
- Library or Study Area
Features
- Aircon
- Common Room
- Communal Kitchen
- Meals
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Onsite Concierge
Recreational Facilities
- Cinema
- Communal Events
- Entertainment Room
- Gym
- Outdoor Area
Security & Safety
- CCTV / Surveillance Cameras
- Secure Building Entry
Services
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Study Support
- Library or Study Area
Transport
- Bike Storage
Travel Times
University of Technology Sydney
Haymarket4 mins1 min4 mins0.2 mi
City Campus4 mins1 min4 mins0.2 mi
Broadway8 mins4 mins8 mins0.4 mi
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The price is very high, but the location and the facilities are nice but my experience could have been better for various reasons. The first reason is that 7000 dollars were taken from my foreign bank account without any warning. Before the payment was done I received a notification and tried to warn the staff, which denied that this money would be taken and blamed the bank. Despite this, the money was taken. Later no explanation was offered, but they did keep the money as credit for the weeks I had left there. I have two banks, and one of them has a better exchange rate than the other. The money was taken from the bank that had a worse exchange rate, which meant I lost a 4% of the money they took from the wrong bank. I tried to explain that to the staff but they ignored me, so I lost 280 dollars. The staff was also unable to provide a good booking system for the cinema room, which lead to clashes in bookings. This problem was solved by reducing the opening hours from 24 to 14.