Liberty Atlantic Point Reviews

Halls are good, very safe and well organised.

In a nice quiet area, although 15minute walk from the opposite side of the town. The cleaners are never in, the WiFi won’t connect to my laptop and the staff are rude

Cheap by price, not by quality. brilliant in accomodating me at such short notice. All the office staff are lovely, security team are sound (especially big steve, that man is the nicest guy you will ever meet). Left my key in my flat a few times but as long as you make your face familiar they will let you back into the compound. Located about 10 minutes walk from city centre, the value for money is brilliant. Compared to other accomodations such as marybone 1/2, this accomodation is superior. You get an en suite bathroom, double bed and all bills paid for less then the second cheapest (marybone 1 which you have a shared bathroom). The cleaners carry out weekly checks to make sure your kitchen and hallway is reasonably tidy. (no ocd here, if its not tidy, they will leave you a message to tidy it, or they will clean it for you for a small fee. I lived in block 9B, FLAT 150, ROOM 5 last year (2018/2019), i am staying again for 2nd year.

Excellent value for money, nice room and kitchen, having your own toilet really is great, and management are friendly. But the noise from the Fresher's is intolerable, even outwith Fresher's week. The good location rating suffers as a result and the fantastic social experience is ruined by it. Security can only do so much. Yelling, loud music, shouting, animal calls, etc. my window, like a lot of them, looks on to three other blocks - I wouldn't chose this place again as a result. I'm exhausted for lectures day after day unrelentingly, up at 2am, 4am even 6am.

Excellent accommodation value for money fully secure and great location for LJMU

Very close to uni n library n shops

Not good enough except for location. Too expensive with all often damaged incidents in the room.

The location is only good if you go to uni at Byron street everything else is an awkward distance away including shops. The internet is patchy and sometimes doesn't work for a day. They don't allow cars into the compound (apart from when you first get dropped off) so getting dropped off can be difficult if you have a lot of stuff. The staff can be very whiney if they come round and the kitchen isn't spotless. The security are good at keeping out the riffraff and will let you sign in a maximum of 3 friends if you have more get your flat mates to sign in a few.

Not worth it at all. Go stay at Ablett house or the one opening at Byrom street.

Yes it's a bit pricey but the location, the facilities and the newness of it more than make up for that. I've had a great experience here so far. It's secure, but not too strict and it's only 20 mins max from most places you'll want to go.

Modern and clean but too expensive with no social area except for the laundry room

Management are awful, illiterate and incompetent. Cleaners don't clean. Security are over secure, parents only allowed to stay 30 minutes, as if they're trying to hide something. Overpriced Only good thing is location, but there's better halls, located even better, for cheaper

Great for first years. Close to city centre and all uni buildings. Staff a great

really good place to live, not many social places but now building outside patio area :)

Only a 5 minute walk to my lectures and the library which is really ideal. About 10/15 minutes walk to town/gym. Closest Tescos is near Moorefields station, so 10 minutes away. It's quite an ideal place to live if you're lectures are at Byrom St. The bedrooms and living space are great. Can put pictures up to make it homely. Events are put on in the accommodation such as pub quiz and bake off. No communal area to hang out, so quite difficult to meet people other than those in your flat or on your course. Also rent is starting to get too expensive (£120 per week in September!)

Safe, secure, clean and pleasant. Well located for the city centre. Any issues are always quickly resolved