What are the top reasons for choosing Raymont Hall?
We spoke to Campus Living Villages to find out more:
1. It’s exclusively for students of Goldsmiths, University of London, with the university just a short 15-minute stroll away.
2. In the area are some lovely cafes, parks, and bars, as well as great transport links to the city.
3. The residents are very diverse, with both undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as many different nationalities and degree programmes.
4. There are large grounds with plenty of recreational space to enjoy.
5. The friendly on-site staff is available 24/7.
6. The residence is made up of four buildings and offers a lively common room, safe bike storage, laundry facilities, and free Wi-Fi.
Students can join regularly scheduled free events.
Rooms:
This modern accommodation offers en-suite rooms within cluster flats, as well as the option of a self-contained studio. All come stylishly furnished.
All the staff at Raymont Hall are very friendly and the location is great. The big issue this year has been the lift constantly breaking and being out of order. Extremely inconvenient if you have a disability or if you have heavy luggage to take up three flights of stairs. Room sizes can be very different; you might be paying the same amount as your neighbour who has a large room even when you have a small room. We have also had issues with external maintenance workers (e.g plumbers) coming into our rooms when we are away and not locking the doors after them. This has happened twice this academic year. The maintenance team that are on site every day are quick at resolving issues and are very friendly and chatty. The reception staff always greet you. My experience at Raymont Hall has been positive overall. It is a 20 minute walk from Goldsmiths campus and Brockley is a lovely area of London to live in, with the Overground, shops and a large park only 5 minute walk away.
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What are the top reasons for choosing Raymont Hall?
We spoke to Campus Living Villages to find out more:
1. It’s exclusively for students of Goldsmiths, University of London, with the university just a short 15-minute stroll away.
2. In the area are some lovely cafes, parks, and bars, as well as great transport links to the city.
3. The residents are very diverse, with both undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as many different nationalities and degree programmes.
4. There are large grounds with plenty of recreational space to enjoy.
5. The friendly on-site staff is available 24/7.
6. The residence is made up of four buildings and offers a lively common room, safe bike storage, laundry facilities, and free Wi-Fi.
Students can join regularly scheduled free events.
Rooms:
This modern accommodation offers en-suite rooms within cluster flats, as well as the option of a self-contained studio. All come stylishly furnished.
All the staff at Raymont Hall are very friendly and the location is great. The big issue this year has been the lift constantly breaking and being out of order. Extremely inconvenient if you have a disability or if you have heavy luggage to take up three flights of stairs. Room sizes can be very different; you might be paying the same amount as your neighbour who has a large room even when you have a small room. We have also had issues with external maintenance workers (e.g plumbers) coming into our rooms when we are away and not locking the doors after them. This has happened twice this academic year. The maintenance team that are on site every day are quick at resolving issues and are very friendly and chatty. The reception staff always greet you. My experience at Raymont Hall has been positive overall. It is a 20 minute walk from Goldsmiths campus and Brockley is a lovely area of London to live in, with the Overground, shops and a large park only 5 minute walk away.
Raymont Hall Information
| Telephone | 0161 850 6664 |
| Postcode | SE4 1LX |
| Price from | £207.42 per week for 23/24 (subject to availability) |
| Features | 20-minute walk from Goldsmiths, University of London campus. Rent, bill & furniture included, 24/7 security, free events, contents insurance, common room, outdoor garden, bike storage, laundry facilities & free Wi-Fi. |
| Top tip | Raymont Hall is exclusively for Goldsmiths, University of London students and offers modern rooms and facilities. Visit website to learn more! |
Read Raymont Hall Reviews
I lived here last year. There's a lift in one of the buildings, however, it was never repaired. Also, they ignore negative comments towards staffs. The way they handle issues is very disappointing. Besides the above-mentioned, you woke up every Thursday morning by the false fire alarm. It also happened on other days. In the end, you wouldn't know if there's a real fire happening. Yet, they never took this matter seriously.
Hi. Thank you for your review. We regret to hear that you have not had the best possible experience whilst staying at Raymont Hall. We would like to hear more about your experience and so would politely ask that you send your feedback to our contact team at contact@campuslivingvillages.co.uk so that we can look into this further for you. Thanks.
poor water quality and often broken heating, lift has been broken for most of my stay and black mould in bathrooms.
Hi. Thank you for your review, although we regret to hear that you have not had the best possible experience whilst staying at our Raymont Hall student village.
All the staff at Raymont Hall are very friendly and the location is great. The big issue this year has been the lift constantly breaking and being out of order. Extremely inconvenient if you have a disability or if you have heavy luggage to take up three flights of stairs. Room sizes can be very different; you might be paying the same amount as your neighbour who has a large room even when you have a small room. We have also had issues with external maintenance workers (e.g plumbers) coming into our rooms when we are away and not locking the doors after them. This has happened twice this academic year. The maintenance team that are on site every day are quick at resolving issues and are very friendly and chatty. The reception staff always greet you. My experience at Raymont Hall has been positive overall. It is a 20 minute walk from Goldsmiths campus and Brockley is a lovely area of London to live in, with the Overground, shops and a large park only 5 minute walk away.
Hi, Thank you for your review. We are pleased to hear that you had an overall positive experience staying at our Raymont Hall student village and that the location and local amenities are exactly what you were looking for. Thanks!
These halls and the management (Campus Living Villages) are appalling. We were paying £134-177 per week to live on a building site. We were never told there would be major building works going on before or after we signed a contract. We are woken up are 8am every morning by drilling etc. We were advertised that we would be getting a garden and a common room - our garden is non-existent as it is a building site now, our common room is actually in a completely different building and is freezing cold. We managed to get our rent reduced after a battle with the private company running the accommodation. For some reason we had to fight this as they couldn't see that not telling us we'd be living on a building site for our first year was wrong. This building work will we going on until next year (2017-2018 intake). I would advise anyone not to book accommodation here next year (or at Surrey House, the same thing is happening there with the company). There are better options for the same price
this is supposed to be a non-wifi hall, but they do have wifi for most rooms and offer free internet cable. its in a nice, quieter/safer area (although quite a walk from uni) with cafes and a shop right by the corner and a spoons as well. There is a piano room, a rather big garden and a common room.