stayed in ffraw for a year and it was the perfect location to a shop, restaurant, and not far from classes and a supermarket
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stayed in ffraw for a year and it was the perfect location to a shop, restaurant, and not far from classes and a supermarket
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Wifi is very good but clweaning services are not great
Comfortable and convenient housing.
stayed in ffraw for a year and it was the perfect location to a shop, restaurant, and not far from classes and a supermarket
These are the more modern type of halls on Ffridd, good sized rooms with plenty of storage and the most amazing blackout curtains I've ever had! Ground and 1st floor on the 9-16 side have really big kitchens with there being accessible rooms in those flats, so that's a plus side! The cleaners are brill, can't fault them, but the maintenance team aren't amazing - my flat had an issue with a loud noise coming through everyone's bathroom vents for 3 months which still hasn't been fixed, so it's not all sunshine and rainbows.
Accommodation at Bangor University overall is rather good, though I feel the cost is over inflated for the space you’re given.
Good apart from the lift is deadly
Ffraw is a fantastic building to be in. The mentor is great, however, the cleaning service isn’t always up to scratch (the oven and hobs are sometimes cleaned incorrectly and the bins overflow often).
Great halls. Clean. Big kitchens.
It is a long walk to get to my lectures, but lovely halls, clean and well looked after, however only social space is kitchen, should be a common room in each halls, e.g. In basement