Location is so convenient. The hall management is good, very organised. The social areas are clean and the kitchen is well kept. It would be nice to have a place where we can sit together, other than the kitchen. Wifi is slow and sometimes doesn't work. Hard to watch things like iplayer.
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Location is so convenient. The hall management is good, very organised. The social areas are clean and the kitchen is well kept. It would be nice to have a place where we can sit together, other than the kitchen. Wifi is slow and sometimes doesn't work. Hard to watch things like iplayer.
On 10th November 15
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- TEACHING DELIVERY STATUS:
- Confirmed Sept/Oct start
- TEACHING MODE:
- Online learning
- OPEN DAYS:
- Virtual open day has taken place
- TEACHING NOTES:
- The UK Minister of State for Universities has announced that all other students cannot return to in-person activities until 17 May at the earliest and they should continue to learn remotely and remain where they are living. The university are reviewing what this means for their students.
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Loring Hall Information
| Price from | £177.00 per week (subject to availability) |
| Catering | Self-catered |
| No. of rooms | 393 |
| Campus | On Campus |
| Postcode | SE14 6AH |
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My block was furthest from the entrance security office - the front is opposite a primary school playground so you'll hear screaming kids 8am-3pm, if you're at the back of the building there's lots of train lines close so you'll hear loud trains late into the night and early in the morning. It was freezing cold in autumn/winter and didn't help that our heating was CONSTANTLY breaking. The hot water was fine, but the radiators would not turn on, they would send someone to fix it (who seemed to just turn the boiler on and off again), by the next day it would have stopped again, then the process starts all over. The staff at the management centre were generally friendly but two women at the desk were incredibly rude though and would ignore you while texting or chatting to each other and then glare at you not saying anything when they finally notice/hear you. At least hire staff that don't bite your head off for "disturbing" their chatting by just wanting your parcel or to get in.
The best Goldsmiths halls for parties and socialising. Super close to both the uni, supermarket and station. Security are definitely present which could be a positive or negative depending on who you are. The cleaners are good but will refuse to clean if you leave a mess. Loved my time here.
Stayed here in my first year, its a very 'party centric' hall, with a load of eighteen year olds running amok! Pretty fun if you wanna make friends. The rooms are a good size and the location is literally in the campus so you can't complain. It's london though, so its very expensive.
It was disappointing
Location is so convenient. The hall management is good, very organised. The social areas are clean and the kitchen is well kept. It would be nice to have a place where we can sit together, other than the kitchen. Wifi is slow and sometimes doesn't work. Hard to watch things like iplayer.
nice London halls - my flat was very unsociable and people really kept to there selves but there were plenty of flats where people all hung out. Really close to station and easy to get into central London is 20 minutes.
