Passfield Hall: Q&A Session

OP

Thought I would revive this topic in light of the impeding moving in date.

Also could anyone post a timetable of the LSE SU Freshers events so we can organise the Passfield Comitee ones in respect of it?

Reply 21

maxhk

2

Cool. Do they provide kettles for students?

Reply 22

Zazu300

Nero3000

Thought I would revive this topic in light of the impeding moving in date.

Also could anyone post a timetable of the LSE SU Freshers events so we can organise the Passfield Comitee ones in respect of it?

What type of events will be organised for Passfield?

Is there something on Sunday 30 September (moving in day)?

Reply 23

Nero3000

OP

Yes there is one kettle per kitchen.

Events will be a variety of things, like pub crawls, sight seeing tours, lively parties in the bar, meet and greets with tea and biscuits, trips to LSE, trips around passfield, pub quizes etc

On the sunday there will be a meet and greet during the day with tea and biscuits, then dinner, then meet and greet in the bar, with special offers on.

Reply 24

fishface

Thanks Nero.
What time do you recommend for arrival on Sunday 30? I was thinking of getting there about 4 pm.

Reply 25

Nero3000

OP

Anytime after 2pm, the room is generally not available before then.

Reply 26

maxhk

2

^^ Really? I will be arriving at Heathrow at about 8am. :eek:

What should I do duirng this 6 hours? :rolleyes:

Reply 27

Nero3000

OP

Revive topic for the new year.

Reply 28

petite_chaperon_rose

1

I wish I had read that thread a loooooong time back... Too late now.. I am going for intercollegiates

Reply 29

xavisxavis

I can't help asking, Nero3000, who are you? tell me your name. I should know you

Reply 30

Kane_Is_Able

1

Question..

I'm broke. I actually just e-mailed accommodation about requesting a triple. Does anyone know if this is a regrettable decision? I don't care about sharing, I've done it for years. I mean.. is it *really* cramped? Or just a small sacrifice.. (It saves me over $1500 a year, which would be wonderful to have in my pocket)

Reply 31

Sigma

Not cramped, quite the opposite actually. You'll notice that some of the singles literally have no space to move - whereas in a triple the "common area" is a lot bigger and makes it feel so, though of course it is shared between 3 people.

Reply 32

mypaperheart

16

I know of someone who shared a triple this year without any problems, so it should be worth the money you save!

Reply 33

Sigma

mypaperheart

I know of someone who shared a triple this year without any problems, so it should be worth the money you save!

Just to clarify, I was speaking from experience as well, trust me it's worth the value if you don't have issues sharing. That said, the difference between a triple and a double isn't *that* much, and dynamics of sharing are easier with one other person rather than two.

Reply 34

random_o

Sigma

Not cramped, quite the opposite actually. You'll notice that some of the singles literally have no space to move - whereas in a triple the "common area" is a lot bigger and makes it feel so, though of course it is shared between 3 people.

Partially true, singles are small but not all triple rooms are that spacious, most arent actually. I think twin rooms are probably the best in terms of- size of room, value for money, just having to share with one person etc..

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