Accommodation in general Reviews

The provision of accomodation besides that of the university in Hull, is excellent. There is a surplus of student accomodation in Hull so it is easy to find somewhere nice and inexpensive to live. The majority of the accomodation is based around the Newland Avenue/Beverly Rd area which is also a busy area of shops and pubs. Theres a large ...

At the moment I'm a first-year student at the Scarborough campus of Hull uni. The summer of 2000 saw the final integration of Hull University with what used to be University College Scarborough, so you may still find references to UCS in places. You should be aware that all your dealings will primarily go through Hull uni before you come into ...

i spent my first wonderful year as a fresher at Hull uni in the even more wonderful ferens hall. It's stuck in a small village several miles from the town centre (but it does have a windmill nearby), so you do feel a bit out of touch with reality, or maybe that was just hull in general. the accommodation fees were slightly expensive, ...

I have just finished my first year at Hull uni and I loved every second of it. One of the things that has made the last year so good was where I lived, the Lawns complex. The lawns consists of six halls, a mini market and 'the centre'. The halls were all built in the 60's and this is reflected in their interior, lets just say that ...

I spent my first year at Hull in Needler Hall before moving out renting houses with friends. On a general note I would say Hall accomodation is ideal for 1st years going to Uni away from home. It is a great place to make friends quickly and meet people other than those on your course. However as it is the domain mainly of 1st year students I ...

I lived in Ferens Hall in my first year (way back in 1990/91). As a traditional Hall of Residence it offers the advantages of full board (no bills, cooking or cleaning) AND is also next to the Lawns Centre which has its own bars, shop, mini cinema etc. It also has a majority of single rooms (no en-suite though) which has obvious ...

The Lawns halls are a complex of six near identical halls of residence, located on the outskirts of Hull, in what claims to be the largest village in the country (when I say outskirts, I mean surrounded by fields on two sides), with meals and bars contained in a large Lawns centre. There are just over 800 students in the Lawns, and ...