Double Rooms - Ensuite Standard Twin
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Not bad. Some facilities go wrong but the engineer helped to fix them quickly. Receptions are all super nice. Close to underground station and shops. Enjoy the time living here.
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Not bad. Some facilities go wrong but the engineer helped to fix them quickly. Receptions are all super nice. Close to underground station and shops. Enjoy the time living here.
Postcode | E2 8HJ |
Price from | £309.00 per week for 25/26 (subject to availability) |
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I think I'm the only Korean, it's great to have 24 hours of waiting security and a 3-minute walk from the subway station. It's not far from old street, so you can travel anywhere in London in 30 minutes by car and there's a significant risk of losing your parcel. The house is really quiet, the noise between floors is low, and there are many convenient facilities such as public kitchens and game facilities below.
Loved this flat, great location for getting around and the front desk staff were very helpful
Not bad. Some facilities go wrong but the engineer helped to fix them quickly. Receptions are all super nice. Close to underground station and shops. Enjoy the time living here.
It is a great student apartment, with a convenient location to everywhere. The overground station and bus stop are all in walking distance, about 4 minutes.
Great amenities and professional staffs. A little bit pricey though.
it's comfortable and spacious. Living around here is very convenient - stores/ bus stop/ station is only 3-minutes walk from the building.
Flora building has a really great vibe with it's study room, communal kitchen, sky garden and other amenities. The people are friendly and warm too.
Flora Building has been great. My room had everything I needed and helped me live throughout my first year in the city.
The staff is very friendly, the facilities are complete, everything is nearby, the transportation is easy, I really love it! 10/10
The property is really nice with a lot of facilities for students. The games on ground floor are really nice and entertaining as well as the rooftop. The rooms are also very nice, much nicer than any other accommodation I’ve been to so far
security guards know as T help me a lot and he is very friendly
Management is lazy and does only the bare minimum. Fire alarm rings for hours on end, especially if the staff clock out or on weekends (when clearly untrained security staff take over). Endless fire-alarms. Don't expect to be able to do your laundry on schedule, as they've only prepared 4 washers and 4 dryers for the laundry needs of 300 tenants. None of the facilities are directly accessible, require registration & are not usable past 10pm. Genuinely a disappointing experience. Go to a less commercialized accomodation if possible. Genuine regret having stayed here for a year.
Very nice place to stay. Close to station and supermarket
One of the best place to live as a student in London! Really recommended it, the staff is lovely and the accommodation clean and quiet.
One of the most unique student accommodations in London with a great location and friendly staff. The apartments are very well designed with quality furnishings and great windows. After visiting multiple accommodations, I can say with the greatest confidence that it is the best choice for a student.
Really nice rooms, great views from the bedrooms, amazing roof garden
Good management, modern rooms, clean building. Overall nice cosy accommodation with good amenities. Only con is don’t get phone network/phone service in building. Although good WiFi provided.
I have been staying at the The flora building (ex The Project at Hoxton) for 2 years and it had made my student accommodation experience very enjoyable. The management team is vey helpful and nice, the rooms are very spacious, clean and bright which ideal for home studying. There is many onsite facilities to use and the onsite team organises many activities over the year ( pancakes workshop/ grab a breakfast on the go ….). There has been no issues or misunderstanding in terms of communication, room booking, or during the stay. Moreover, the building is situated in a nice area next the to many “must see” places such as Colombia road flower market, weekly food markets, Victoria park and many shoreditch bars and restaurants. I would recommend the Flora building to any student who is looking for a hassle free and enjoyable student accommodation experience.
In general it’s a really good place to live!
It was a lovely experience staying at Flora Building.
Friendly staff and good facilities.
Such a great to live and great place to have an university experience. Also good place to socialise with the people!!
Staff are so kind and you’re allowed to access to various types of social space where the residents can socialise. The gymnastics room is also nice if you like to exercise.
Good location for students who go to UAL and QMUL universities. Friendly staff and located in the centre of Shoreditch