Parkwood accommodation, self catering, is house or flat better?

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  1. askquestions's Avatar
    1 05-06-2012  22:49
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    Parkwood accommodation, self catering, is house or flat better?
    want good social life, a lot parties and good size of room, better mixed.

    Also when you apply, can you pick the direction of the room like the room is face the sun and floors.
    Last edited by askquestions; 05-06-2012 at 22:53.
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    2 24-06-2012  14:10
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    Re: Parkwood accommodation, self catering, is house or flat better?
    No, you can't pick the direction the room faces.

    I think both house and flats are good. The flats are posher and more expensive.
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    3 24-06-2012  16:36
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    Re: Parkwood accommodation, self catering, is house or flat better?
    I'm guessing Park Wood houses have the standard occupancy length, excluding holidays?
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