iQ Steel Reviews

perfect location, perfect reception, perfect management. I feel safe and happy, but the room’s desk is a little bit small and I think the condition could be better.

The location is good, near the Diamond (library) and west street (walking to tesco just take you 2 mins) Also, the staffs are super friendly and nice, they are happy to help you solve any kinds of problems. Especially,George who works in the reception, he is very enthusiastic and always cares about your life or studies. Last but not least, the maintenance, Sean, is the best maintenance man I have never seem. He always hums a song and wears a big smile on his face and being good at repairing everything! After all, I recommend students who studying in UoS to live in IQ Steel. If they provide a short-term living, that will be perfect!

The location is good, near the Diamond (library) and west street (walking to tesco just take you 2 mins) Also, the staffs are super friendly and nice, they are happy to help you solve any kinds of problems. Especially,George who works in the reception, he is very enthusiastic and always cares about your life or studies. Last but not least, the maintenance, Sean, is the best maintenance man I have never seem. He always hums a song and wears a big smile on his face and being good at repairing everything! After all, I recommend students who studying in UoS to live in IQ Steel. If they provide a short-term living, that will be perfect!

Halls were great first year. Maintenance was slow but did the job very well

Worst IQ Accommodation that I've lived in. There is basically no hot water in the showers. Heater will run for 2 hours max. They had to give me a separate heater. The internet is adequate but not fast. You can only use the closet only with hangers, which I find to be idiotic as students usually do not wear business attire. Walls are really thin so you can hear your neighbours. There is only 1 fridge for 5 people per flat. They do not provide vacuum cleaners, toasters nor a kettle as do other accommodations like Sheffield 3, Endcliffe Village or Cornerhouse do. They put me in a room for disabled people without telling me. Even if I was disabled I would find the services to be mitigating my experience. e.g. Only way to reach my flat is by the stairs, the electric door that opens by itself usually closes when I want it open and opens when I want it to close. The security is appalling. Most of the time, the security is away from their post.

Not really a good place to stay. Many problems can not solve in 4 months and they did not compensate students.