What are the top reasons for choosing Hayes Wharf?
We spoke to iQ to find out more:
1. You'll be living a 5-minutes walk from the University of Lincoln and a bus ride from Bishop Grosseteste University.
2. You’ll be located in a pretty riverside location and close to bars, cinemas and restaurants.
3. You'll enjoy perks like a social area with a TV, seating and table football.
4. There’s a 24/7 staff presence for comfortable student life.
5. You'll benefit from onsite laundry facilities and secure bike storage.
6. You’ll be part of an international community with regular social events and online groups to share your uni experience.
Rooms:
On offer are modern en suite rooms which come with your own shower room and the use of a shared kitchen and living area. All rooms are stylishly designed and decorated with high quality, modern furnishings that include a bed, storage and study area.
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What are the top reasons for choosing Hayes Wharf?
We spoke to iQ to find out more:
1. You'll be living a 5-minutes walk from the University of Lincoln and a bus ride from Bishop Grosseteste University.
2. You’ll be located in a pretty riverside location and close to bars, cinemas and restaurants.
3. You'll enjoy perks like a social area with a TV, seating and table football.
4. There’s a 24/7 staff presence for comfortable student life.
5. You'll benefit from onsite laundry facilities and secure bike storage.
6. You’ll be part of an international community with regular social events and online groups to share your uni experience.
Rooms:
On offer are modern en suite rooms which come with your own shower room and the use of a shared kitchen and living area. All rooms are stylishly designed and decorated with high quality, modern furnishings that include a bed, storage and study area.
Hayes Wharf is not what is seems. I was quite excited to start living at Hayes Wharf for many reasons but on arrival I was given the smallest room (when paying the same price as everyone else in my flat) stained carpet, broken bathroom door, missing loo roll holder, black mould on the curtain and shower head, broken desk chair and draw with a horrible smell from the mould and the smoke alarm was hanging out the celling. I was too excited on my arrival to care about complaining, I washed the curtain (as the halls would not replace) using my own money. I am 5 months into my stay here and I am still waiting on a new desk chair. The kitchen and sharing space is another story, we have a set of plug sockets which do not work as they were placed there for "a show room" and a faulty plug socket which gives us power outages. This is the most stressful environment I have ever lived in! I do not wish any other student to go through this pain and stress I have endured!
On 24th January 16
iQ Hayes Wharf Information
| Telephone | 01522 718542 |
| Postcode | LN1 1RF |
| Price from | £127.00 per week for 22/23 (subject to availability) |
| Features | 5-minute walk from the University of Lincoln, a bus ride from Bishop Grosseteste University, social spaces, 24/7 staff presence, events, key fob access system, bike storage, laundry facilities & WiFi. |
| Top tip | Book now for 2022/23 and receive £200 cashback. Limited cashback offer: Refer a friend to iQ and share £300. Embrace mindfulness with a free Headspace Premium subscription - available for all iQ residents. |
Read iQ Hayes Wharf Reviews
I stayed in Hayes Wharf for the first three months of my first year. I am aware that there have been some renovations since I first lived there, however when I was there it was completely run-down. The carpets were stained, chairs had rips out of them and my door was falling apart. I had major issues with my flatmates using and storing drugs in the flat as well as them leaving the kitchen in such a mess there was mould and flies. I complained multiple times but nothing ever got done which resulted in me moving out. There aren't many washing machines available and it's a very quiet accommodation. I wouldn't recommend living here.
Hayes Wharf is not what is seems. I was quite excited to start living at Hayes Wharf for many reasons but on arrival I was given the smallest room (when paying the same price as everyone else in my flat) stained carpet, broken bathroom door, missing loo roll holder, black mould on the curtain and shower head, broken desk chair and draw with a horrible smell from the mould and the smoke alarm was hanging out the celling. I was too excited on my arrival to care about complaining, I washed the curtain (as the halls would not replace) using my own money. I am 5 months into my stay here and I am still waiting on a new desk chair. The kitchen and sharing space is another story, we have a set of plug sockets which do not work as they were placed there for "a show room" and a faulty plug socket which gives us power outages. This is the most stressful environment I have ever lived in! I do not wish any other student to go through this pain and stress I have endured!
Great value for money, maintenance issues get fixed instantly, good facilities but no common room
Hayes wharf was good, had nice ensuites and a good size 3/4 bed. However the reception staff were awful, were barely in and always forgot to give me my post/packages. Wifi was the best and allows you to have 6 devices which is plenty enough for uni work. Location was good as was 5 mins from lectures but it didn't have the social life of halls such as Courts
From what I've experienced so far, Hayes Wharf is pretty darn nice.
Brilliant hall, just needs more staff to run it more effectively
always quick to fix anything and answer any emails