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Halls Of Residence At Kingston University in general: ... lived at Clayhill halls of residence which is situated in Surbiton. As far as I am aware, these were the most expensive halls to stay in (I paid £97 p/w) as they were all ensuite rooms. The blocks are made up of three floors, (ground, first, second) and contain three flats each with four rooms. Room 1 for some reason is a lot bigger then the others; I was lucky enough to get this room! The university provides a bu...
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	Halls of Residence at Cardiff University in general Accommodation / If your halls aren't included here please suggest them overall rating 12 reviews

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	Halls Of Residence At The University Of Exeter Accommodation / If your halls aren't included here please suggest them. overall rating 10 reviews

	Halls Of Residence At The University Of Edinburgh Accommodation / If your halls aren't included here please suggest them. overall rating 8 reviews

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	The Maltings UCB Residence ... stayed in this accommodation for two years during my time studying in Birmingham and found it to be a great place to stay if you are studying in the University College of Birmingham. Rent is £82 per week for a self catered single room. There is no catered option. There are also a few twin rooms for those who want to live with their partners at £142 per week. If you are lucky you are placed in a disabled room on the ground floor and it is about the size of my living room, at no extra cost!One of the best aspects of the residence is that it is right in the centre, with the Mailbox complex on one side and the main street of bars, Broad Street, in the opposite direction. ... Read the full review: A brilliant social atmosphere with everything you need. by bkecky
	Sheffield Hallam Residence Halls ... Court Halls of Residence is situated close to Sheffield City Centre and is a popular place for Sheffield Hallam students to live at in there first year of study. There are approximately 200 flats in total each with 6 rooms each. I was selected to have a premier en-suite room which meant I had a Queen sized bed and double bathroom for an extra £200, but the usual room is a single bed with desk, wardrobe and en-suite bathroom with shower. You would have to bring everything else with you that you might need e.g. TV, computer etc. The University and night life is within walking distance from the halls and should take about 20 minutes to get to. A small retail park i... Read the full review: Brilliant for first year students by fjthorpe
	Halls Of Residence At The University Of Edinburgh ... stayed in Pollock Halls during my first year - in Lee House to be exact - and found the whole experience to be positive in the main. The location of the halls was a slight concern to me when I first looked at it on a map - it seemed awfully far to get to the university buildings from the halls. Let me assure you that the maps are deceptive. At the most, the walk from Pollock Halls to George Square takes about 10-15 minutes - if you walk incredibly slowly, perhaps a little longer. The best thing about the location is that it is so close to Arthur s Seat, a large dormant volcano that forms a picturesque setting in the centre of the city, and Holyrood Park, the green a... Read the full review: Pollock Halls serves its purpose (and your dinner) well. by edindave

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