6 Rooms - Shared Bathroom Single Standard Plus
38 Weeks
Tenancy Length
Flexible
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£183.19
From (Per week)
0.3 mi
from Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) - Mile End Campus
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Most helpful review
I was in stocks court for my first year. It is a great space which has a common room where you can host games night and parties. The rooms are pretty satisfactory and cleaning for my flat was done every Monday. I loved my experience overall, since I got to play table tennis which was inside our building. What else do you need in an accomodation for your uni?
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Most helpful review
I was in stocks court for my first year. It is a great space which has a common room where you can host games night and parties. The rooms are pretty satisfactory and cleaning for my flat was done every Monday. I loved my experience overall, since I got to play table tennis which was inside our building. What else do you need in an accomodation for your uni?
Value for money
Location
Property management
Cleaning
Social spaces
Social experience
Internet / Wifi
Stocks Court Information
| Price from | £183.19 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Self-catered |
| Postcode | E1 4AH |
Room Types
Amenities
Features
- Communal Kitchen
Internet Access
- WiFi
Laundry
- Coin-operated Communal Laundry
People/Staff
- Courtesy Officer (Night Patrol)
- Onsite Manager
Services
- Cleaning Service
- Contents Insurance
Special Policies
- No Smoking
Travel Times
Queen Mary University of London (QMUL)
Mile End Campus7 mins4 mins6 mins0.3 mi
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I had an amazing time there during my first year! My room was very spacious and with a lot of natural light. I really enjoyed it!
I was in stocks court for my first year. It is a great space which has a common room where you can host games night and parties. The rooms are pretty satisfactory and cleaning for my flat was done every Monday. I loved my experience overall, since I got to play table tennis which was inside our building. What else do you need in an accomodation for your uni?
Avoid at any cost 24/7 noise The worst abusive management that cares only about money
Location is good; its close to Queen Mary, Stepney Green Tube Station, ASDA is round the corner and there is a small Sainsburys next door and a larger one ten minutes away. The daily cleaning is a great as well. But those are the only benefits. Firstly, for the price you pay the rooms are tiny (do not believe the picture on the qmul website, that is a picture of the larger room which you have no choice in selecting, its false advertising . Secondly There are no social spaces such as a living room in any of the flats, just a table and two benches, neither is there any communal spaces in their whole of the accommodation block, I suppose there is a bench outside. Thirdly, the noise ridiculous. I lived on the side facing Globe Road, as the windows are not double glazed, and its a busy road, you hear loud traffic and general city noises 24/7. I my room, you either had to put up with it being too warm or too loud. In my opinion, avoid this accommodation.
I will soon be getting out of the s*** hole. If you are thinking of coming here, good luck with annoying management and traffic noises.
If you are unlucky enough to have a room facing Globe Road be prepared for sleepless nights or invest in some good ear plugs. The road noise is unbearable, the single glazed windows let every sound through, you might as well be standing on the street its so loud, and studying with the window open is impossible. This is London so the stream of cars never ends, neither do the ambulance sirens, idiots revving their engines, and other idiots leaning on their car horns, oh and there are buses constantly too! The rooms are an okay size and in half decent condition, the same can't be said for the bathrooms and kitchen. The kitchen had not been cleaned properly when we moved in, there was old rotting food left in the fridge, cabinet doors were hanging off and the front of a draw had fallen off. Overall the kitchen is in very poor condition, even for student halls. The bathrooms all have mold problems, one of the toilets was leaking and the walls are filthily. Avoid.