The halls in Lomas Street are pretty basic, but entirely livable. There are normally 6 people on a corridor. In the bedroom you get a single bed (more than likely a squeaky one!) with a desk, bookshelf, mini chest of drawers and wardrobe, all of which will probably look like they've suffered a fair bit of abuse! All rooms also include a sink and a mirror which do come in handy! The rooms aren't massive, but you do get used to the limited space and with a few handy storage solutions (using the space under the bed and on top of the wardrobe) you can fit quite a lot of stuff in. The shared bathroom is separated into a WC and a separate shower room, which is great ...  Read the complete review

Right the halls at the University of Wolverhampton are quite atrocious. I lived in Randall Lines House which is basically the same as Lomas Street just with twice as many people sharing facilities designed for about 5 people (not 12). So let me break down what I get: 1 x bedroom - looks smaller than a prison cell 1 x lockable cupboard - doesn't fit a dinner plate 2 x toilets - for 12 people, gets really disgusting because most people living in halls are from overseas (v-messy) 1 x shower - this lonely shower has to accomodate 12 people!! 1 x bath ...  Read the complete review

Now then what can be said about University Of Wolverhampton halls, there split into four different sites, 3 sets of halls, being actually in Wolverhampton, and the rest on the three remaining sites. Since my course was based in Telford I choose to live there, mainly because the accommodation was en-suite!!!! But in the brochure they didn’t tell you that 90% of the residents were foreign, now that didn’t bother me, until I found out that most of them go around in packs and a lot of them don’t even try and speak English, or they can speak English, they just don’t bother being friendly to you. Of course there are the odd few who do try and communicate on a serious level. ...  Read the complete review