Royal Holloway College, University of London in general Reviews

Royal Holloway, University of London is a place where I spent three largely happy years. Please don't be fooled by the name however - this college is not in London and it takes 40 minutes on the train to get to London Waterloo. The nightlife is largely non-existent with only the Students' Union facilities and a few local (and ...  Read the complete review

I graduated form Royal Holloway in 2002 and spent three very enjoyable years there. Royal Holloway is situated in Egham in Surrey with good rail links to London. The campus itself is absolutely beautiful, the Founders building (as shown in the picture) is an iconic building of it's time and is truly breathtaking when you get up close to it. The ...  Read the complete review

I am currently a student at Royal Holloway University of London going into my second year. Views of Royal Holloway are always mixed, however in my opinion the university has a lot to offer. I lived in Butler Halls last year which were amazing first year accommodation. Although there were a few problems with the heating throughout the year it ...  Read the complete review

From someone currently at Royal Holloway, here's a nice, honest review for you! I'm currently a First Year living in Founders Hall. There is no doubt about it - Royal Holloway is a stunning place. Founders Building is absolutely beautiful (from the outside - more on that later!), Founders wood is gorgeous, especially at the moment in ...  Read the complete review

When choosing a University you consider these vital things; 1). Course, 2). Accomodation, 3). Services on Campus, 4). Cost, 5). Bars and 6). the local towns. Holloway scores highly in most areas. 1). Royal Holloway offers a great variety in courses from languages to history, sciences to business studies and management. Not only does it ...  Read the complete review

Some of the reviews written about RHUL are nonsensical, some spot-on, most (as always) a mix. Basically: The good points; I'd be surprised if the campus is the biggest in England as quoted in one of the reviews (is it really bigger than e.g. Birmingham?), but it is possible. It is certainly a nice, leafy countryside campus; ...  Read the complete review

Royal Holloway is one of those places where you will love it or you hate it - fortunately I am one of the lovers of this place (RHUL) RHUL is situated in a little village in Egham, Surrey, about 40 minutes train journey from London - conveniently placed on top of a hill which even the Everest conquerors may struggle getting ...  Read the complete review

First things first - Royal Holloway IS stunning. Correction. Founders building is stunning. The Queens' Annexe portakabin is not. So here is the problem. Royal Holloway attracts the kind of people that go to a university just because it looks nice. Add that to a fairly high profile drama department and a high intake of ...  Read the complete review

I went to look round Royal Holloway when I was chosing my 6 universities to put on my UCAS form . My first impression when I arrived was WOW - it looked so lovely , lots of Red Brick buildings and lawns . It is ideal for anyone looking for culture and history behind the university that they wish to study at . Royal Holloway was ...  Read the complete review

If you are thinking of going here then do, you won’t regret it. It is well placed and is spectacular to look at. You also have the advantage of being at the University of London without having to be in London. The setting is amazing and you are walking distance of Windsor Great Park. There are numerous pubs, the Happy Man was always a ...  Read the complete review

Royal Holloway is the biggest university campus in Britain and dare I say it the most beutifull university in the world. Even though it name is rellated to a prison it looks like a palace fit fo a person of my high standard ( no really I do have high standards). If you have seen the prospectus you will see what I mean however this is not ...  Read the complete review