2 Single Rooms Shared Bathroom Gold Two Bed Apartment Plus - room
35-39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
04 Jan
Move in from
£476.00
From (Per week)
The service is good enough, and the worker of the reception are all warm hearted and helpful. I get very good feeling!
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The service is good enough, and the worker of the reception are all warm hearted and helpful. I get very good feeling!
Postcode | SE1 8ND |
Price from | £430.00 per week for 25/26 (subject to availability) |
35-39 Weeks
Tenancy Length
04 Jan
Move in from
£476.00
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King's College London (KCL)
London South Bank University
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I live in a 2b2b with my good friend and we have known each other for more than 5 years. We chose this accommodation mainly because it's easy to get to both of our schools (LCC & UCL) from here. There are grocery stores and underground stations nearby, which is convenient. Highlights are the tennis courts right on the front doorstep and the ten-minute walk to Tate Modern and the South Bank of the Thames. There are also something to be complained: The rooms are so small that I can't fit a yoga mat in it. It's a bit depressing when you've lived here for a long time. The soundproofing isn't very good. You can hear what your roommate is doing sometimes even if she is not a noisy person. The gym is also very small. Normally half of the laundry machines are not working.
This property is very overpriced and poorly managed. All of the promised social spaces are still under construction two weeks in of my staying. The site is extremely unsafe with no proof of residency required to access all part of the building. The fire alarms go off at least five times a day.
Really enjoyed my time at IQ Paris Gardens. Staff are really friendly.
The service is good enough, and the worker of the reception are all warm hearted and helpful. I get very good feeling!
Stayed for one year. Fantastic location, uni is 20 minutes walk near. Services are great, reception is 24hrs so able to get help anytime; maintenance is fast and reliable. Room is clean and all facilities are in good condition. They also did inspections several times to make sure everything in the room is normal during the year. Overall def recommended.