What are the top reasons for choosing Albion House?
We spoke to UPP to find out more:
1. It’s just a ten-minute walk from the University of Nottingham’s Park West entrance and close to excellent transport links.
2. It’s situated in the heart of Beeston, with shops, bars, and restaurants all within easy reach.
3. There’s dedicated security onsite every evening and a 24-hour reception at the sister property Broadgate Park.
4. There’s an engaging JCR student committee there to provide support and arrange social events for residents.
5. The university's welfare team offers pastoral care for all residents.
6. Students benefit from on-site parking, safe bike storage, and laundry facilities.
7. The all-inclusive bills include internet usage, utilities, and contents insurance.
Rooms:
Albion House offers a close-knit community, as it's a single block with twenty separate flats. It offers non-ensuite and ensuite rooms within shared flats, ensuite studio apartments, as well as two-bedroom apartments.
The kitchens are much bigger at Albion House than Broadgate Park. It is also in the centre of Beeston which is a nice little town with lots of shops.
On 12th February 20
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What are the top reasons for choosing Albion House?
We spoke to UPP to find out more:
1. It’s just a ten-minute walk from the University of Nottingham’s Park West entrance and close to excellent transport links.
2. It’s situated in the heart of Beeston, with shops, bars, and restaurants all within easy reach.
3. There’s dedicated security onsite every evening and a 24-hour reception at the sister property Broadgate Park.
4. There’s an engaging JCR student committee there to provide support and arrange social events for residents.
5. The university's welfare team offers pastoral care for all residents.
6. Students benefit from on-site parking, safe bike storage, and laundry facilities.
7. The all-inclusive bills include internet usage, utilities, and contents insurance.
Rooms:
Albion House offers a close-knit community, as it's a single block with twenty separate flats. It offers non-ensuite and ensuite rooms within shared flats, ensuite studio apartments, as well as two-bedroom apartments.
The kitchens are much bigger at Albion House than Broadgate Park. It is also in the centre of Beeston which is a nice little town with lots of shops.
On 12th February 20
Albion House Information
| Telephone | +44 (0)115 951 8670 |
| Postcode | NG9 2PA |
| Price from | £130.50 per week for 23/24 (subject to availability) |
| Features | 10 minute-walk from the University Park West entrance, 22-minute walk from Trent building, 23-minute walk from David Ross Sports Village, 26-minute walk from Hallward Library & 32-minute walk from Jubilee Campus. All inclusive rent, on-site laundry, 24-hour day-to-day support, welfare support, JCR committee, car parking & bicycle storage. |
| Top tip | Albion House is an affordable option (including free parking) and offers both postgraduate and undergraduate quiet living accommodation. Visit the website to find out more! |
Read Albion House Reviews
The kitchens are much bigger at Albion House than Broadgate Park. It is also in the centre of Beeston which is a nice little town with lots of shops.
I was excited to move into halls, however the advertising for these halls does not give all of the information. I am a 35 minute walk from where I am situated in the university. Meaning that I sometimes have to get a bus. this is expensive for a student but for me to get everything done that I need to in a day, I have no choice but to get the bus. There is no social space (other than broadgate, which is a 10 minute walk from our halls) so as someone who struggles to make friends this didn't help. It also means that there are no sofas in these halls at all, nowhere to sit and relax. Instead we have to sit in bed or on stools at the table.
The management is not good. There are bugs in the lights (the place needs to be fumigated well); Porters although helpful, show up after 4pm, so there's not really any helpful 'receptionist' before that; no social space so minimal contact with others which contributes to more loneliness; kitchens are big though with plenty of equipment; the closeness to Beeston shopping centres is appreciated, but the long walk to Uni park is not. So, management if you're reading this: please add a social space like a JCR; and get the place fumigated!
As Albion is separate from broadgate park we have much more space - our kitchens are much bigger than at main bgp. We also get free parking YAY. However it is really far from uni and most of the things available to bgp aren't to us, including the common room and no buses even go back to Albion during freshers week. There is no social space in Albion other than in your kitchens, which are really uncomfortable. We are however right opposite sainsiburys and round the corner from lidl which is convenient.