Penny C was by far the best thing about Exeter. Great place to meet and socialise with people. Close to both the centre of campus and town.
On 30th July 18
University of Exeter Hall Rankings
| Mardon Hall | #2 |
| Queen Street Studios | #3 |
| Holland Hall | #4 |
| Rowe House | #5 |
| Exeter Halls | #6 |
| Lafrowda Cottage | #7 |
| Rowancroft Croft | #8 |
| The Barn | #9 |
| The Northfield | #10 |
| The Kingfisher | #11 |
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Penny C was by far the best thing about Exeter. Great place to meet and socialise with people. Close to both the centre of campus and town.
On 30th July 18
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- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct Start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Online learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- 1st - 5th June
- TEACHING NOTES:
- Only students on programmes that require specialist facilities will be able to recommence in-person teaching from 8 March.
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Brand-new student accommodation in Exeter, Study Inn is conveniently located within a 15-minute walk from Uni. These halls offer studios and en-suite served apartment bedrooms with state-of-the-art communal facilities, cleaning service & 24-hour security at no additional cost! Free cancellation for all new bookings, Ts&Cs apply.
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Greg place to live. Near campus and town with some lovely people.
Penny C was by far the best thing about Exeter. Great place to meet and socialise with people. Close to both the centre of campus and town.
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Catering was rubbish. The meals were really good, but the serving times were incredibly limited. It discouraged anyone from doing sport, which regularly clashed with meal times. The replacement meal service was difficult to use. I could only eat dinner 2-3 times a week, and the halls were totally unsympathetic. The halls were noisy. The walls were paper thin, so you could hear a lot of what your neighbour was doing. My neighbour would complain at me for waking him up when I set an alarm. There was too much light pollution. The keypads or swipe cards to enter the halls were regularly faulty. The doors slammed. People going into their rooms would regularly wake me up. Drying stuff was impossible. At £164 a week, they were FAR too expensive. An affordable room should be about £130 a week as a top band. This discourages poorer state system students from applying to the University.
Pretty nice accommodation in the price band, not far to walk to lectures or town either. A nice place.
Amazing halls, only downside is the glasses at dinner are far too small so everyone has to keep trekking back to the front of the hall for more water/juice