Quaint and humble accommodation that allows for a more reserved living space, while still preserving the student social atmosphere. Only problem with location is the distance from university and the centre, however the scenery in the area helps to make up for the time spent travelling to and from campus. More freedom available as no warden on site which allows for a more comfortable lifestyle while better preparing students for future years in private properties.
On 21st April 15
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New hall near the University of Bristol
Everything is new - opened September 2017!
Luxury furnishings and a range of social spaces
And it's only 23 minutes from the University of Bristol
£175 per week
(subject to availability)
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Quaint and humble accommodation that allows for a more reserved living space, while still preserving the student social atmosphere. Only problem with location is the distance from university and the centre, however the scenery in the area helps to make up for the time spent travelling to and from campus. More freedom available as no warden on site which allows for a more comfortable lifestyle while better preparing students for future years in private properties.
On 21st April 15
Read Hillside Woodside Reviews
The hall is kind of ok but just weird
This hall is absolutely insane, it's basically lawless (although unfortunately not completely) and you make the best friends. You are close to the SU and its only like a 10 minute cycle from the Uni. You are also near mountain biking and its a great place to run because the scenery is beautiful.
A very unique and individual university experience with an incredible family atmosphere.
Quaint and humble accommodation that allows for a more reserved living space, while still preserving the student social atmosphere. Only problem with location is the distance from university and the centre, however the scenery in the area helps to make up for the time spent travelling to and from campus. More freedom available as no warden on site which allows for a more comfortable lifestyle while better preparing students for future years in private properties.