It's comfortable for student to aboard It's a good sirens…read moreenvironment for studying It's rooms are cool and clean It's furniture are beautiful You can't miss living in the student castle. Try it out

Student Castle makes me wish -- why the hell am I not a student! Seriously this is definitely the…read moreposhest, nicest and cleanest student accommodations I have seen with the most amazing view! It looks like a 5 star hotel from outside and gives tough competition to Hilton as far as the height of the building is concerned (Of course if the rooms were like Hilton then the students living there would have to be billionaires). I have been here so many times, yes I still have tons of friends who are students (Thankfully post grads, no I don't hang out with teenagers and I am not a pedophile). My friends live on the 29th floor and the view is absolutely breadth taking and their flats look nothing like student flats I lived in. The flats are while, with modern furniture, bean bags, central heating and they have a cleaner every week (how I wish I lived here). They are 2 bedroom flats, more like modern apartments but there are also studios available. There is a gym and common room in the ground floor too besides a super fancy lift! The price is not much higher if you compare it to other post grad accommodations in Manchester and the location could not have been better! Seriously its located right in the center of oxford road, near all the pubs and walking distance to the university as well as city center (what more does a student need?) Verdict: Definitely the best student accommodation I have ever seen!

The building is now under new ownership, Collegiate AC bought the building at the beginning of…read more2015. Offering a better service, (from my experience to date) and have reduced the prices for next year. (2015/16 academic year) I've been told the contracts are however the full 51 weeks, rather than having the 41 and 51 week choice. http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4268840426

These luxurious flats are situated in the centre of Leeds opposite the St. Johns centre. If you've…read moreonly driven through Leeds the chances are that you'll have seen this building as it is one of the most prominent flat buildings in the city. A while back I had a friend who rented a flat here, so I had a chance to go and see what it was like inside. I remember being really quite daunted at trying to make my way inside, I think he'd given me the code so I could just go in but I forgot it and had to buzz him and it was all a little stressful and confusing - bear in mind that I'm guessing a normal-non-idiot might not find this such a problem... Anyway, once inside the decadent entrance hall - which the outsiders may gaze upon with envy as the foyer is encased in a glass outer shell - I made my way to the sizeable elevator and made my way virtually to the top. Once I'd reached the right flat I went inside. The flat was brand new, very modern and exactly what I expected. The whole space was quite small but not tiny, with a small hallway, two bedrooms, one with enough space for a double bed, the other with space for a bed and cabinet, a kitchen lounge that was separated by a small counter and a little bathroom. The most exciting part was the balcony, from which there was a beautiful view of Leeds. All in all, the flats themselves seem to be very modern, clean, trendy and not without personality - but just not my type. For a very high end rental price you can experience one of the best views of Leeds around, but other than that, you have a cosy flat that doesn't offer up a great deal of room.

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Private residential Apartment block on Great Ancoats Street across the road from the top of Newton…read moreStreet. Recently completed so not many people are in residence yet. Shops are being converted on the ground floor, which will no doubt house the obligatory estate agent and coffee shop. We have enjoyed our time here so far

Great place in a great city. This is the type of place for young driven vibrant industrialised…read moreindividuals who dares a fast-paced living. It hubs you right at the centre of the city where in you are connected with everything!

I live here and I love it! Although the staff aren't complete professionals, they do their job and…read moreare quite friendly. The apartments are modern and light, with everything you need in a small package. For the price, you can't get better in Leeds city centre!

It's difficult to find a suitable hotel arrangement when you're travelling as a 3 - who sleeps…read morewhere, and is a hotel room really going to big enough to keep everyone happy when you're spending a few quiet hours between shopping and your evening meal? This is where serviced apartments come in very handy. They give you the space you need and lets you relax a little bit more than a hotel. After all, no one's coming knocking at 8am to try and clean... Staycity is located on Duke Street, so mere moments away from Liverpool One and parallel to Bold/Lever/Seel/Fleet, where you'll find a hub of independent activity. It's easy to find and makes it very easy to pop back during the day and drop off your shopping bags if required! Service from the front desk staff was super friendly throughout our stay. As it's 24 hours, they're always there if you need something, and both check in and check out were very simple. Noise wasn't a huge issue whilst staying as, although we could hear people in the hallway, you couldn't hear anything above or either side of you. We also managed to avoid actually seeing anyone other than the front desk staff during our stay, which made it feel a bit more like home! The apartment itself was nice, with a twin room and sofa bed, and kitchen area with fridge, washing machine etc. The kitchen itself was well equipped enough, though there was no baking tray which proved slightly difficult at one point. The bathroom was a nice size though the smell of bleach was really overpowering when we first arrived and didn't exactly fade during our stay. The courtyard is currently under construction so there wasn't exactly an excellent view, though the weather wasn't balcony-ready anyway! There are many benefits to this particular serviced apartment but I think the price would keep many people away. The hotel scene in Liverpool isn't great at the best of times, with even the Premier Inn and the like coming out as too expensive for many, and I don't think Staycity will be changing that any time soon.

I've talked about the £1.5 million penthouses in Deansgate No. 1. I've waxed lyrical about The Edge…read morebeing one of the most important and central options for luxury living and aparthotel visiting. But Skyline Central is something altogether different. I've got two things to say to you. Rooftop swimming pool. Resident gym. While not the most central of locations, although the name would misleadingly indicate otherwise, it's a few minutes away from the Northern Quarter and a lot less boho. This is five star living. There are no rickety doors or original features to be found here. The key draw here is the upstairs 5,000 square metre spa, fully equipped gym and the 20 metre pool as well as an open-air hot tub on the roof, but there's more. The building even has an exclusive car hire service and laundry and housekeeping services. This is aspirational living down to a tee. If Patrick Bateman (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Bateman) was a Mancunian, he'd be living here. Sorry to, er, worry you with that. At 18 storeys high some of the balcony views may give you vertigo, but they'll probably remind you of all those episodes of Frasier where you longed for his pad. And I know that's not just me. With 248 apartments spread over 17 floors, you'd get views over the Printworks and Deansgate and feel pretty much on top of the world. There's even a personal trainer and nutritionist in the gym, so you can certainly live like a celeb in style. The flats consist of one and two bedrooms with a few penthouses and duplexes. While the exterior of the building doesn't look quite as staggering as it might have a few years ago (metal? Glass? Angles? Meh... they're everywhere these days) but it's the epitome of modern city living. You might be paying through the nose, but minus your own gym membership off your monthly allowance and it might not seem too staggering.

Skyline Central is one of the relatively new high rise apartment blocks on Manchester's skyline…read morethat just seems to be growing upwards and upwards. Located just opposite the Angel pub, and a short walk (easily less than 10 minutes) from the Arndale Centre, Printworks and Northern Quarter, it's location is stunning. From the outside, the building is really cool. Massively tall, with an amazing penthouse that includes a huge glass section that could probably fit a tree in, it's fantastic.

I love living here. It's an Urban Splash development that has bags of character. It's an old…read morerenovated mill and has large windows and each flat is unique in its design. There's a community spirit which is lovely and an on sight gym. You can get fit whilst not having to stray too far away from your snazzy flat.

One of the first luxury, celeb-filled, penthouse ridden property behemoths to leap onto the…read moreManchester city skyline, you can't deny the luxury of The Edge. A stone's throw from the main shops, it couldn't be more central and boasts a riverside status - although riverside in Manchester is not necessarily a good thing depending on the kind of sludge that could be floating past that day. Still, there's nothing quite like a balcony. Situated just off Blackfriars on the very edge (geddit?) of the Salford/Manchester border, this is all about location and thanks to dwindling numbers of renters, has fast become a serviced aparthotel too. You can stay in an Edge apartment from £100 a night, and it's certainly a great way to explore the city. It's about as convenient as can be with East Z East restaurant sitting right next door as well as the Gentry Grooming Co and a number of pubs, bars and a direct link to central Salford too. As you can see from the pics I've uploaded, the apartments are nothing short of stunning. Still, I don't know if it's just me but places like The Edge feel a little sterile, rather blank and minimalist. Maybe I'm just trying to convince myself but it doesn't have quite enough character for me to think about settling down there.