Halls Of Residence At Cardiff University in general Reviews

If like me, you have an insect phobia, stay well away. My house is infested with 'silverfish' as are many others. They look a bit like centipedes and love the damp-which is a problem for anyone with a pod bathroom. Reception don't seem to care too much about anything. My post has been stolen by other people living in the house.
Its not all bad though, generally (apart from thiefs and insects) its a really nice place to live.

Hello! Welcome to my review of Talybont South, the largest hall of residence at Cardiff University. I am writing this now from within House 23 at Talybont South, so here is a real insider view! I am a first year Law student and I have been at Talybont since September so I have had quite a while to get to know the place and I will try and give you ...

I’ve been living in Senghenydd Hall since last September, It wasn’t my first choice, nor my second or third but damn am I glad I ended up there. I’m going to try and give an honest review of the place, talking about all the minor details that first time uni-students tend to worry or wonder about. Here goes: Senghenydd ...

I lived in Senghennydd Halls during the summer of 1998. I wasnt a student at Cardiff, but actually spent the summer holidays working in the Cardiff area. The University actually rent out the halls to the public during the summer break. The flats themselves were pretty decent. I was in the older block (near the railway track) and not in ...

University Hall. The day I recieved my form telling me which halls I had been selected was a very dark one indeed. University hall was my 7th choice accomodation and I admit to feeling rather depressed about it. This feeling of depression was worsened when I discovered that I was in Nevern, notorious for breeze-block walls and prison-like ...

Aberdare Hall is an all- girls hall situated 10 yards from the main university campus, and within easy walking distance of all university buildngs and the bustling city centre. It was established by Lady Aberdare around a hundred years ago, to promote the further education of women. It has 127 residents, and as such has a friendly community ...

I lived in Uni Hall, Cardiff University from 1998-1999. It was my third choice (after the Gordon Road Halls) and I went for the catered option. Uni Hall is much maligned by those who don't live there. The one thing to remember when considering choosing it is that a lot of its 2 miles from the main uni buildings is up a very steep hill. ...

I have lived in halls at Cardiff University since September and I am not too impressed, to be honest. I applied to university in my year off so I got unconditional offers from several uni's. I chose Cardiff and they then sent me an accommodation brochure, explaining the choice of halls and the process of applying. Cardiff University ...

For my first year at Cardiff Uni, I stayed at Senghennydd Road. It was my first choice of accomodation and as I'm a foreign student, I got my choice. Seng Rd is very well located for a number of people. It's about 5 minutes walking distance from all the major student places. It's 5 minutes from the town centre, making it ...