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I think its called Other Worlds are Possible, it's in the Corn Exchange indoor market, up the stairs on the right if you enter through the doors on Corn street x

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My friend who was at hiatt had a shared bathroom and was self catered and she had a great time. She met so many friends and despite the having 23 flatmates she got along with the majority of them. Honestly give it a go. Just be friendly, respectful and say yes to anything like going out or having a flat party, but that's just standard advice for anywhere. You'll probably get sick of the bus in and out but so is everyone, you'll just get used to it. And self-catered is great, its really beneficial to learn how to cook. Worst comes to worse you can transfer to a different accom later on, one of my flatmates moved into my flat in November and she's one of my best friends now. I hope this helps x

Thank you so much! That’s really reassuring :)))

I was really lucky with the room I had as it had a high ceiling and good layout, similarly my flatmates had fairly spacious rooms as well. Thats Goldney accommodation. On the other hand I have a few friends in Hiatt and Print Hall where the rooms were much smaller than my own. Honestly it seems to just be random as to wether you get a spacious room or not. I hope this helps xx

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I only really have experience with Goldney Hall and i've had a fantastic time. It's very close to the university buildings, the triangle which has many clubs and bars, and its not too far from the city centre. I've made great friends and really enjoyed the events they have put on for us. I've been to Hiatt Baker in North Village and Print Hall in the city centre which are both great options as well. I would recommend deciding which aspects of the accom are more important to you, for example if you care about distance Goldney is a great option along with Manor Hall, if you prefer more socialisation i've heard any of the accom's in North Village are great for that. If you have any more questions feel free to ask. I hope that helped xx

Hi of course. I'm currently in Goldney Hall. It's very close to the Triangle and Clifton village which is great in terms of getting to class on time and to the clubs and pubs in that area, if you're interested. It's also very close to a few other accommodations like Clifton Hill House and Manor Hall. The best feature about Goldney is the gardens which are great as we go into the summer months. I was really lucky and got a top floor .8 room which gives me really tall ceilings unlike the other rooms, however all the rooms are a fairly decent size. It is a wee bit run down as to be expected with all university halls, but overall I'm really happy with it. If you have any other questions feel free to ask! I hope this helped x