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Is there anyone who doesn't have a room yet? I've reserved one in Butler Court, but now I want to cancel it because I'm goint to live in a friend's house. The university said that the only way to cancel the reservation is to find a student who hasn't applied for accomodation yet to re-occupy the room. If someone's interested, please write me an email at [mod edit: don't post personal contact details - use the PM system]
Thank you in advance :smile:

My cousin will be interested pls contact me if it still available. Thanks

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Reply 1641

username899750

Original post by OliSuter

I got into Loughborough as my insurance choice and have just found out that there are no halls available to me that are affiliated to the university and they have said that my only options are a private hall or a house. Is anybody else in the same situation? If so what do you plan on doing?

Loughborough was my firm choice but i only applied for accomodation about 2 weeks ago. So i am in the same position as you. I am unsure of what i can do but im going to have to get private accomodation.

Reply 1642

Colour Me Pretty

Original post by OliSuter

Have you tried the Holt? It's not officially a hall anymore but I'm pretty sure it's affiliating to one of the halls. Think it's Butler Court, but I'm not sure.

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Reply 1643

Zoehallam

has anybody who didnt get into halls but hotel with falk egg? or the private accomm?

Reply 1644

OliSuter

Original post by jithinr77

Which private accommodation are you likely to be going for?

Reply 1645

lorik.a

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Reply 1646

lorik.a

Original post by Zoehallam

has anybody who didnt get into halls but hotel with falk egg? or the private accomm?

Yeah im in this position aswell, the hotel is looking the most likely

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Reply 1647

SagarG

Will trade ensuite 4ft double bed room at Asha house (private hall) 10 mins away from campus for a self-catered option on campus - anyone interested?

Reply 1648

SarahSomeone

Does anyone know anything about Radmoor Student Accommodation? Is it recommended? I searched the whole web no one seems to be living there!! I'm desperate

Reply 1649

adamk94

I have a room in Robert Bakewell to get rid of if anyone wants it. Let me know ASAP

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Reply 1650

A.mack96

Are the halls mixed between 1st 2nd and 3rd years or are they all in different parts :smile:

Reply 1651

thenickoftime

Original post by A.mack96

Are the halls mixed between 1st 2nd and 3rd years or are they all in different parts :smile:

Mainly segregated into 'fresher' blocks (first years only) and 'returner' blocks (2nd, 3rd and 4th years mixed). Some returners get mixed into fresher blocks, but it's relatively rare. Postgrads only share with other postgrads.

Reply 1652

ElChapo

Original post by A.mack96

Are the halls mixed between 1st 2nd and 3rd years or are they all in different parts :smile:

Im in my first year and was put in a flat with some older students, we've still become good friends and its not anything to worry about.

Reply 1653

gio9420

Hey Guys, I can't make up my mind between Harry French and William Morris. I am going to study Economics. I am an athlete as well. In both halls I would like to get a studio flat.
Can you please explain what the actual difference between Studio Flat and Double bedroom self-contained flat in Harry French as well as between Studio Flat and one bedroom self contained flat in William Morris.
Also which hall from your expirience you think would be more suitable for me?
Thanks in advance.

Reply 1654

nishthaksha

Hi,

I got accepted for MBA 2014/15. I am thinking of firming the offer in a week or so.
I was wondering if someone could guide me to what accommodation to choose.
I like to party and make lots of friends and I am kinda young compare to the MBA average crowd(very young :colondollar:

).
As I m an international student and MBA demands a lot of activities I have to stay in campus only. So feel free to give any advice :biggrin:

Thanks a lot!

Reply 1655

thenickoftime

Original post by gio9420

Studio flats in Harry French (of which there are only 4) are in a block called West Grove, which is where all the hall committee members live and it gets very loud (believe me, I lived there for a year). They're also pretty small, so I can't say I'd recommend it. Double bedroom self contained flats are in East Grove, which is a lot quieter. They consist of a separate (very large) bedroom, kitchen/dining room and a small bathroom. Not sure, but I think some may even have living rooms.

I don't fully know the situation in William Morris, but I think the studio flats are pretty large and are situated in the new blocks with all the en-suite flats.

Reply 1656

Seabear11

Original post by gio9420

William Morris is a lot closer to campus so therefore closer to your facilities. Bill Mo is a great hall, you got a big number of students so you're bound to make lots of friends. Majority of the swimmers are in Bill Mo. If that's your sport. Are you an undergrad? Any reason why you're getting a studio flat?