Reviews

Cheaper end University year 1 accommodation. Some kitchens are better than others, same with rooms. Ventilation is lacking so in hot weather is stuffy and uncomfortable. It really needs an update/ refresh.

One of the cheaper UoBath accommodation units. The location is great for city life, and there are a range of supermarkets and good restaurants nearby which is better than on the campus. On the other hand, travel to the campus is annoying. There is a regular bus service, but the queue each morning is horrendous. The hill not walkable on a daily basis, and a bike would need to be electric to get up unless you are an athlete. Flats have about 9 people with a shared kitchen but there is no communal social room in the building which is a drawback. Facilities vary with some flats only having one cooker and some having 3. Flats are mixed and bathroom facilities aren't en-suite. Laundry facilities are situated in the basement.

This former MOD building/wing isn't just student accomodation: The Innovation Centre and FWD Bath are on the ground floor.

I feel the power of the holy spirit roaring within me whenever I walk past this sacred building. An almighty traffic cone stands tall in a powerfully lit room on the third floor. It pierces me with memories of our lord and saviour Jesus Christ and the suffering he endured to save us.

Fire drills at 4am, trolleys in the lift, traffic cones in every kitchen, ??120 a week, can't ask for much more