Accommodation in general

Accommodation in general: General accomodation (85 words)
by - written on 22/06/07 (Not useful, 658 readings)
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This information on accomodation in general is accurate because was given by a person who has first hand experience in Cliff. This will definetel help those aspiring to join it make a decision from an iformed point of view. Generally accommodation in universities are standard enough to meet the expections ot students as privacy is also emphasize in some accomodation facilties. But on the other hand some of the accomodation do not meet the standard of those intending to use them hence emphasisn of ...  Read the complete review

Clifton Hill House (469 words)
by Anonymous - written on 13/01/07
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Clifton Hill House is in a great location. It's in the centre of Clifton, with easy access to shops, the Student Union and only a short walk to lectures. This has the obvious convenience benefits and also makes you feel more involved in a life beyond the student bubble. Clifton also has the best food of any catered hall. Although at slightly early hours (who eats dinner at 5.30pm?!) there is always a choice of two or three mains, plus salad bar, plus desert, plus fruit, plus yoghurt which is considerably better than other places. And it tastes good. Clifton is also a registered building, which means the old part is beautiful, as are the surrounding ...  Read the complete review

Accommodation in general: Clifton Hill House (148 words)
by - written on 22/05/06 (Somewhat useful, 384 readings)
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I was a student at Clifton hill House in my first year, and absolutely loved it, recommending it above any other hall to my best friends sister, and numerous other mates thinking of bristol. It's atmosphere is easily a top reason for coming, and being a catered hall (with good food) means it is very social, and i had friends throughout the building. The staff encourage a friendly environment and always have time to help or chat. It is very close to uni, and has a vibrant life of productions music and sport to be involved in. There are also free squash and tennis courts. I've loved my time here, just as I'm sure the majority of students enjoy their time in any ...  Read the complete review

Clifton Hill House, Bristol University (549 words)
by - written on 20/05/06, changed on 20/05/06 (Useful, 1721 readings)
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This article is primarily being written to help people reach a porperly informed conclusion about this hall. The aticle previously posted here (by most_disgusted) is unfortunately biased, for various reasons, towards strong disfavour of CHH. I can honestly say that this hall has been a great pleace to stay for this past year, and I hope I can show you why I feel so. The food provided here is generally very good, especially for Formal Dinners, when the kitchen has a little more money to play with. That said, it can start to get a bit monotonous occasionally, but find somewhere catering for this many people that doesn't occasionally. The ...  Read the complete review

Accommodation in general: Clifton Hill House, Bristol University (278 words)
by - written on 17/01/06, changed on 17/01/06 (Useful, 1798 readings)
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I decided to apply to stay at Clifton Hill House for two main reasons: it is close to the city centre (bars and clubs) and university buildings, so it is much more convenient than the Stoke Bishop halls. Also, the food at CHH was supposed to be good. I had read that the rules were strictly enforced and that it had a very strong Christian vibe but I thought I could put up with those things. However, I wish I had never moved in here. This place is hell. For starters the rules ARE strictly enforced, very strictly in fact. The dictators who rule this place will pull you up for the most minor infractions. Fines and community service are common place. Noise after ...  Read the complete review