Halls Of Residence At The University Of East Anglia in general

The Village. The Village offers an ensuite room, with a good sized kitchen. The rooms themselves are reasonably small, mainly due to the 'shower pod' detracting from their sizes, but large enough to be comfortable in. The shower pods are very handy, as you don't have to go out of your room to get to the shower and you don't have to share it. The pods are small wet-rooms, which is a cool concept and works very well - unless you want to go in with socks on after a shower. I have never had a problem with 'clingy' shower curtains either. Each room comes with a large desk which has a pinboard and two large shelves above it. The desk provides plently of working space ...

Please note: this review is now rather out of date (it was last updated in 2004). Waveney Terrace no longer exists and there are many new ensuite residences. My view of the new ensuite residences is very similar to that of Nelson/Constable. They're nice, though the rooms are small (because the space for the shower room is DEDUCTED from the normal size of a UEA room (rather than added to it) but the new residences DO have lifts. Which is handy for day 1. Accommodation at the university of east anglia falls into four main categories: The Cheap: Suffolk Terrace, Norfolk Terrace The Expensive: Nelson Court, Constable Terrace, Colman House (and ...