You ask someone where this halls is and no one can tell you. Yet it is the closed to the gypsy lane…read morecampus! Its modest population of 350, with big quad linking all the blocks, make warneford hall one of the more social residency of oxford brookes. A self catering halls with two bathrooms per 6 person flat was very acceptable. but the great thing about this halls is that across the road you have your own, never used set of two football pitches. Unlike residents of cheney and other place on campus, ur never fighting for space

I like these halls of residence but i disagree they are the best. Yes they are close to gypsy, but…read moreso is cheney. And cheney is a little nicer but full of rich kids. The resaon? It costs more to stay there. almost as much as harcourt which is catered. So warneford, its opposite gypsy lane campus - no need for a car or bike. Speaking of cars, if you stay here you wont want to bring your car. The closest place to park is cheney lane and that is REALLY unsafe. I should know, my car was broken into there. I wouldnt say the halls are the most sociable. All the halls have quads. The most sociable is probably harcourt hill because the whole hall even has dinner together. By the time you leave there you will know the names of 400 people, this isnt the case at warneford. But it is a good location, cean, fairly new and has its own footy place.

Tried viewing a property THREE times. The first time I called, there was very limited availability…read morefor an agent to show me the house and they promised to call me back, which they did not. The second time was when I had set up a viewing of a property via email, meaning I had in fact received a confirmation email.  But when I showed up as appointed, no one was there. When I called Scott Fraser, they explained that they had not received confirmation from all the tenants but had not bothered to tell me. I then tried to schedule a third time, but SF told me that they needed to confirm tenant availability first. As I received no confirmation of this fact and did not wish a repeat of showing up without confirmation, I assumed that the viewing was not going forward. However, I then received a voicemail from Scott Fraser wondering where I was? Honestly, who are these people?

Customer testimonial from Mr C L (Oxford Landlord)…read more I am hugely impressed by the service I have received from Scott Fraser. Your team has bent over backwards to meet my requirements as regards letting and maintenance, and kept me fully in the picture as things progress. http://www.scottfraser.co.uk/lets-gallery/

Beautiful surroundings in arguably London's smartest Royal park, Regent's Park is within easy reach…read moreof public transport links. Baker Street, Marylebone and Regent's Park stations are all within comfortable walking distance. The park is a wonderful place to relax, whether it's the various rose gardens within sight of Regent's College, or on the boating lake. Smack in the middle of this urban oasis is Regent's College itself, a red brick independent seat of learning, hosting six different schools. The Inner Circle Therapy Centre is also based there.

Keble College is really pretty. It's hard to see inside, but it's well worth a visit and it's…read morereally not far from town, yet it seems to get far fewer tourists than lots of the central colleges. It's got its own style and seems a bit more colourful and warm than some of the more stoney buildings elsewhere. It's a relatively modern college, built in 1870. The main quad you'll come across is the Lidden Quad. Don't walk on the grass or a college warden might show his grumpy side! The chapel is the main highlight of the college, hosting the famous painting The Light of the World by Holman Hunt, but it's nice just to wander round. The Hayward and De Breyne buildings lurking at the back are some nasty looking 1960s buildings that contrast with the lovely brickwork of the rest of the college, a bit like Wolfson and Rayne in St Anne's. I'm sure they're much-loved by students, but I'd give them a miss in your tour around.

Hey - did you know that Keble College has a Bed and Breakfast? Me either!! We knew we were going to…read morevisit Oxford but didn't want to stay in a regular old hotel room. So after a little searching online I found that there are a couple of colleges that offer B&B service during the summer, when school is out. Everything is done online so it's super easy. www.oxfordrooms.co.uk We were booked to stay in the new wing which was boring, bland and downright ugly. I wish we could have stayed in one of the old rooms, but we booked at the last minute and all those rooms were taken. The ladies in the Porter's Lodge were super helpful and always willing to answer our questions or give directions. We ate breakfast in the main dining hall which was really a great experience. Sort of Harry Potter-esque, which my teenage daughter throughly enjoyed. The food was fine - your usual English breakfast. Eggs, bangers, beans, broiled tomato, yogurt, fruit, coffee and tea, OJ and various pastries to choose from. On the whole we had a fine experience though I am not sure we'd actually do it again as it was more expensive than a regular hotel, but I am pretty sure they can charge more just because they offer the Oxford College experience, so to speak. It was worth it just to see my daughters face when we told her where we were staying. She loved it.

The best decision i ever made recently was to stay at Amro Property Greencoat House.The best value…read moreof money for a private accommodation in Kingston Upon Thames. i am having a very pleasant stay over here and have never faced any sort of problem here.They have very good amenities like extra room with a snooker table and a table tennis table plus a large lcd tv with free xbox attached to it.The wifi is very good and has a very good speed also which is provided as complimentary by the accommodation.I had some few problems in the bathroom and some electrical appliances but they were replaced in just a day Thanks To Frances who is always there to resolve any problem faced by the tenants.The accommodation is close to everything like we have gym just opposite and same with the kingston railway station as well as Cromwell bus station which acts as a easy way to travel to central London as well as university in no matter of time. Ultimately i would recommend everyone to stay here Thank you

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I've rented a studio flat from Notting Hill Apartments for 6 months. Really happy with the company…read more I had a few maintenance problems, which were resolved quickly and painlessly. The Property Manager and staff are very helpful. My only criticism is that they are very busy. I would suggest hiring some extra staff. Thanks, Jason

From the owner: Notting Hill Apartments specialises in residential lettings in Notthing Hill, one of the most…read moreexciting and trendy, yet sophisticated areas in Greater London. Our aim is to provide unrivalled expertise and a bespoke customer service. Our small, yet extremely friendly, professional and ambitious team, well known for its expert local knowledge, aspires to become one of the best service providers in London by delivering a superior customer service. We offer our customers a selection of striking, interior designed contemporary studio apartments located at the very the heart of Notting Hill, one of the most diverse and desirable areas of London, which gives you that 'bohemian-meets-cool' atmosphere and delivers an electric mix of artistic past and current trendy mixed with expensive appeal and laidback feel. Our team will do their best to find you the perfect hassle-free, fully maintained all-inclusive studio apartment with free Wi-Fi!

Very nice rooms, very nice stuff. But they won't let you bring someone to stay with you for more…read morethan 2 nights and you need to check in and check out your friends whenever they come.. The location isn't good also.

University of Warwick is located in the midlands, close to Leamington Spa and right outside of…read moreCoventry. Even though it's named Warwick it's actually closer to Coventry than the town of Warwick! I'm impressed with the design and layout of the university. Although it is located quite far away, it is situated in the beautiful English country-side. The building are newer looking (it was only built in the 1960s!) but not horribly concrete eyesores. The student union has some great restaurants, pubs, and student services. The Arts Centre is absolutely lush. There is a movie theatre, pub, and dining services inside, as well as, the art exhibition on display. Truly, it's worth checking out when you have some spare time. As I live in Leamington Spa, I normally catch the bus in the mornings. Buses are frequent and the ride is really easy. Leave early in the morning though (if you have morning classes/work) as the commute into Uni can take up to an hour. Especially if the bus goes through Kenilworth and not on the motorway. I also purchased a monthly pass (through Stagecoach) for about £67, which includes unlimited rides for a month! Not a bad deal, sure beats shelling out petrol on a daily commute!

Overall: An awesome University, but sadly located in Coventry…read more This is the university I fell in love with. I did my Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry B.Sc.(Hons) here. I loved the way it felt - something I didn't feel with the other universities I visited. Although it's not exactly a brand new university, on universities scales it is a pretty young university, built in 1965 with most, if not all the buildings painted white. In the past few years, Warwick University has been in the top-ten highest ranked research institutes within the UK, and is slowly being recognised worldwide. It's a campus university with everything on campus, with three campus sites - main, Gibbet hill and Westwood. There are halls of residences dotted around the campuses and I have to give a five stars for the Jack Martin residences. It was probably more than I could afford, but it was worth it - each room has its own en-suite, but a shared kitchen. In my final year, I had a room in the Tocil residents, I soon moved out - it was a room, based in a flat full of 12 disgusting students, with 2-3 shared bathrooms - ewwwwwww. If you're a little more strapped for cash, try Rootes. The student union has expanded throughout the years and gives numerous facilities for having a good time or simply getting lunch/groceries. The university also has an Arts Centre, 25 m swimming pool, sports halls, gymnasium, squash courts, athletics track, rock indoor-climbing facility, tennis courts and cricket grounds. There's a couple of bad things about this university. Firstly, it's located in the outskirts of Coventry, and to get there from another city without a car, requires train and bus travel. Secondly, it's located in Coventry! It seems all is well when on campus, but as soon as you go out of the campus confines, it's dire!