Location is brilliant and flats are in decent condition but it’s not particularly social as it lacks common areas (the only one being a singular study desk by the main door). Additionally they do not fill the flats so you could be the only person living in a six bedroom flat which is quite isolating. You can get better value for money in other halls as you receive access to other facilities such as study areas, gardens etc which would have made the experience (especially throughout the pandemic) much better. Also there is a lack of social events as the hall is not owned by the university so you miss out on things like balls and dinners. It’s been ok but I wouldn’t recommend it and I definitely would have had a better experience living elsewhere.
On 3rd April 21
Bristol Hall Rankings
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| The Hawthorns | #44 |
| Winkworth House | #45 |
| Chantry Court | #46 |
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| Studio 58 | #48 |
| Cathedral Park | #49 |
| Centre Gate | #50 |
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Location is brilliant and flats are in decent condition but it’s not particularly social as it lacks common areas (the only one being a singular study desk by the main door). Additionally they do not fill the flats so you could be the only person living in a six bedroom flat which is quite isolating. You can get better value for money in other halls as you receive access to other facilities such as study areas, gardens etc which would have made the experience (especially throughout the pandemic) much better. Also there is a lack of social events as the hall is not owned by the university so you miss out on things like balls and dinners. It’s been ok but I wouldn’t recommend it and I definitely would have had a better experience living elsewhere.
On 3rd April 21
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Location is brilliant and flats are in decent condition but it’s not particularly social as it lacks common areas (the only one being a singular study desk by the main door). Additionally they do not fill the flats so you could be the only person living in a six bedroom flat which is quite isolating. You can get better value for money in other halls as you receive access to other facilities such as study areas, gardens etc which would have made the experience (especially throughout the pandemic) much better. Also there is a lack of social events as the hall is not owned by the university so you miss out on things like balls and dinners. It’s been ok but I wouldn’t recommend it and I definitely would have had a better experience living elsewhere.