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Newest Review: ... was where I kept all my music, the other (smaller one) was for my textbooks! The quality of the furniture was very good and I never had a single breakage. The bed was remarkably comfortable too. Other Rooms My room was an exception as there were only 6 of them in Aubrey House. However, every room in Wolfe House was ensuite. The layout was significantly different though. Instead of a long ... more

... room, the Wolfe House rooms were more box like in shape. As well as the "en suite" option on the application form, you could also choose to have a sink in your room. None of my friends were without a sink... so I don't actually know if "si...more

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Halls Of Residence At The University Of Southampton in general: The clue's in the name - they are right next Highfield Campu ... (1137 words)
by - written on 05/04/09 (Very useful, 220 readings)
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Highfield Halls I was a student resident in Highfield Halls for one year as an undergraduate, and also visited friends in Highfield Halls in subsequent years. Highfield Halls, catered accommodation at the University of Southampton, were perhaps the least well known of all the University Residences as they are much smaller than the others with only 180 residents. The accommodation was split into two blocks: Aubrey House and Wolfe House, both located around a central, grassy quad. My review will take the following format: - My Room - Other Rooms (including Common Room, bar, courtyard) - The Food - Location (the main selling ... Read the complete review

Reflections on Southampton Halls (348 words)
by - written on 16/04/01 (Useful, 1283 readings)
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Southampton University has got a very diverse selection of Halls of Residence. They range from the small and cosy St Margaret's to the absolutely humungous Glen Eyre. I was a Southampton Student from 1987 until 1993, and I had the privilege (?!) to be a resident of three of the halls, and so I thought that I would offer a very humble opinion of each of them. 1987-88 Fresher year- Glen Eyre Hall- a very big hall with around 900 students at the time. Great bar, great disco, shop, launderettes and its very own radio station that I could not get. Wide ranging rooms from the old blocks to the 'New Courts' to the terrace. Snack bar is ok- I worked ... Read the complete review

Halls Of Residence At The University Of Southampton in general: Which is better? (348 words)
by - written on 01/12/00 (Very useful, 1231 readings)
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I have studied in University of Southampton for five years (well it is a long time for me). There are several halls of residence of University of Southampton. Those are Montefiore House of Residence, Glen Eyre Hall of Residence, South Hill Hall of Residence, Bencraft Hall of Residence, and so forth. I stayed at Montefiore and Glen Eyre before. Montefiore House is about 20-30 minutes walking distance from the main campus however there is a bus stop in front of the hall which I think quite convenient. There are frequent buses go to the main campus and the city center. Glen Eyre Hall and South Hill Hall are about 10-15 minutes walking distance from the main ... Read the complete review

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