which accommodation for first years is best?!
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which accommodation for first years is best?!
Been to look at Huddersfield accommodation today, and i'm really stuck between Snow Island and Storthes Hall!
I liked snow Island the most, the rooms were so nice compared to Storthes, and only 5 minutes from the campus. Just bothered there won't be any freshers there, so is any other first years thinking of Snow Island?! -
Re: which accommodation for first years is best?!Im feeling exactly the same way!!! Stuck between snow island and Storthes! Really want to be round all the other first years, but don't want to be so far away from the uni!(Original post by ljade)
Been to look at Huddersfield accommodation today, and i'm really stuck between Snow Island and Storthes Hall!
I liked snow Island the most, the rooms were so nice compared to Storthes, and only 5 minutes from the campus. Just bothered there won't be any freshers there, so is any other first years thinking of Snow Island?! -
Re: which accommodation for first years is best?!
Honestly, Snow island is 10 times better then Storthes. There will still be plenty of first years there and second and third years will still be pretty awesome and fun, they'll just be more experienced... Believe me when you're at Storthes waking up after a night out and go to the shower only to find out its freezing cold and then have to wait for the bus in the pissing rain only to not be able to get a seat because its packed and uncomfortable so you have to stand for 20 minutes you'll regret not going to Snow island...
If your worried about not meeting people and making friends at Snow Island then you shouldn't, hell i was in a house my first year and met loads of mates... at any halls it would be 10 times easier.. -
Re: which accommodation for first years is best?!Where can I check out snow island rooms? Couldn't find any pictures on their website..(Original post by ljade)
Been to look at Huddersfield accommodation today, and i'm really stuck between Snow Island and Storthes Hall!
I liked snow Island the most, the rooms were so nice compared to Storthes, and only 5 minutes from the campus. Just bothered there won't be any freshers there, so is any other first years thinking of Snow Island?! -
Re: which accommodation for first years is best?!
Yeah you would but Snow island rooms are just the standard uni hall rooms like you get in every halls, a bed, some cupboards and a desk that stretches round a corner. The bathroom is an average size as is the room and the showers are better than at Storthes....
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Sorry for the late reply. If you can see them these are pics of my current single room. 3/4 rooms are usually same layout with just a big more floor space and a bigger bed and double rooms are just huge! lol
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...type=3&theater
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Sorry these links will work
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...09796534_n.jpg
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...31903995_n.jpg

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Re: which accommodation for first years is best?!
Snow Island: http://www.unite-students.com/unite-...ow+Island.page
Aspley: http://www.opalstudents.com/student-...-asp/features/
There you go
There's also Storthes; it's a little out of Huddersfield center but it's where most first years tend to stay (:
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Re: which accommodation for first years is best?!
list of all accomidation available
storths halls £98 http://www.digstortheshall.co.uk/ furthest away
ashenhurst £72 http://www.digashenhurst.co.uk/#/prices/ 15 min away
firth point £95 http://www.unite-students.com/unite-...rth+Point.page
snow island £102 http://www.unite-students.com/unite-...w+Island.page?
aspley £99 http://www.opalstudents.com/student-...ng-and-prices/
the last 3 are the same distance from uni (2 mins) -
Re: which accommodation for first years is best?!
i didn't live at storthes this year (as a fresher) and don't feel i missed anything at all, if anything i felt all the party was in town and there was loads of house parties pre-freshers (i found pre-fresher week more fun that actual fresher week- this is the week you move in which is a week before) absolutely everything happened, i had like 2 2nd years in my flat which was really handy as we got to meet loads of people that they knew and had loads of house/flat parties and we went in town (more clubs after all) sure theres a lot going on at storthes... but theres sooooooooo much going on in the town they whole 2 weeks they have nights for students for freshers i almost thought i would have missed out being at storthes :P