Halls Of Residence At The University Of Leicester in general Reviews

Don't live here!!! It's awful. Between the fact that my room had leaks, the power did not work, the catered food was unhealthy and did not taste like anything I would not recommend it. The internet connection was almost painfully slow. The rooms are small with very little storage space. I really have nothing positive to say except for the fact ...  Read the complete review

I have just finished my first year at the University of Leicester, and i have to say, without a doubt, that it was the best year of my life, and the reason for this was the halls that i stayed in. The Catered University Halls are located in a small town called Oadby on the outskirts of the city. There are 5 main halls, Digby, Stamford, ...  Read the complete review

Leicester's student accomodation was nothing like I expected. Instead of dimly-lit, breize-blocked cells in dingy tower blocks, I was pleasantly surprised to see bright, well-furnished rooms in pleasant grounds and in a pretty posh area, too. Most of Leicester's halls are in Oadby, a well-to-do and leafy suburb that really ...  Read the complete review

The university of leicester offers a variety of Halls. From your fully catered to your couple self catered flats. The fully catered halls, Villiers, Digby, Beaumont, Stamford are all situated in the posh residential area of Oadby, set in beautiful countryide. Closer to the univerity you have self catering halls, Elms Road and Marry Gee and then ...  Read the complete review

Some of Leicester's halls of accomodation are grand. They're composed of old victorian houses which have been converted into many large rooms for their occupants, but sadly these halls are located about 3 miles from the university. Now this seemed quite neurotic to me, as access to the library and the university is something which you ...  Read the complete review