Living at fusion towers is amazing. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The social spaces are clean for such a big apartment block. Sometimes you have to wait for a washing machine or dryer when it gets busy there, but if you do your washing at off peak times there’s no problem. Some people have a problem that you can’t open the windows but for me it doesn’t really affect me too much because the ventilation seems to do a good enough job for me. I couldn’t have asked to be in a better location as the bus stops are right outside the building (I go to UWE) and being able to get on at Broadmead instead of everyone getting on at Cabot circus takes a little less worry off making sure I can get to uni on time. I would have loved to stay here next year but I didn’t realise how quickly this place was going to get booked up. Last year, I booked my room in February and now this year all the rooms seem to have gone in a month.
On 12th December 19
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Living at fusion towers is amazing. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The social spaces are clean for such a big apartment block. Sometimes you have to wait for a washing machine or dryer when it gets busy there, but if you do your washing at off peak times there’s no problem. Some people have a problem that you can’t open the windows but for me it doesn’t really affect me too much because the ventilation seems to do a good enough job for me. I couldn’t have asked to be in a better location as the bus stops are right outside the building (I go to UWE) and being able to get on at Broadmead instead of everyone getting on at Cabot circus takes a little less worry off making sure I can get to uni on time. I would have loved to stay here next year but I didn’t realise how quickly this place was going to get booked up. Last year, I booked my room in February and now this year all the rooms seem to have gone in a month.
On 12th December 19
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I didn't live there but had a contract with them before the covid hit, I have already viewed the room it was really spacious and good the problem is the window there was none to the outside I belive they have an Eircom which i heard was really bad, u wanted to continue with them but seeing the response I got after I told them that I wont pay the full amount because I couldn't travel due to restrictions they got all mad and demanded payment so they're money headed people, two-faced basically
Living at fusion towers is amazing. The staff are always friendly and helpful. The social spaces are clean for such a big apartment block. Sometimes you have to wait for a washing machine or dryer when it gets busy there, but if you do your washing at off peak times there’s no problem. Some people have a problem that you can’t open the windows but for me it doesn’t really affect me too much because the ventilation seems to do a good enough job for me. I couldn’t have asked to be in a better location as the bus stops are right outside the building (I go to UWE) and being able to get on at Broadmead instead of everyone getting on at Cabot circus takes a little less worry off making sure I can get to uni on time. I would have loved to stay here next year but I didn’t realise how quickly this place was going to get booked up. Last year, I booked my room in February and now this year all the rooms seem to have gone in a month.