accommodation at Kingston

hii im super confused between middlemill and seethings wells, if someone has a better understanding as to which is better, please help me out, im looking at small standard ensuite room at seethings, im unaware of how that's going to be,the size and everything,please help a girl out

Hi there @shirinaroraa , I totally understand how u feel, choosing accommodation can be nerve racking. The main difference between Middle Mill and Seething Wells is the ensuite toilets and distance from Uni. Seething Wells is quite popular due to the newly refurbished facilities (eg. common room, kitchen and bedrooms) and ensuite toilets, just note that is is a 25min walk away from campus but it is an easy commute via free KU bus services. I have stayed in the budget ensuite at Seething wells and think that the room size is more than adequate for a single person.
Middle Mill has shared toilets and showers but is only a 3 to 5min walk from Kingston's Knights Park and Penrhyn Rd Campus, I would say that rooms are slightly longer with sinks within each room and would recommend looking at the attic flats at Middle Mill as they tend to be bigger and shared with less people due to the configuration of the building. In addition to reference images of the rooms, you should also check the floor plan of each room through the Uni's Accommodation portal when booking, that was how I decided on my room(at Clayhill) as some rooms are slightly bigger than others due to the configuration of flats!
Here are some useful links to help you visualise how each Halls of Residence looks like 🙂
Seething Wells - https://www.kingston.ac.uk/accommodation/halls-of-residence/seething-wells-hall/
Middle Mill - https://www.kingston.ac.uk/accommodation/halls-of-residence/middle-mill/
(scroll down to room types and gallery for images of room size)
How to apply - https://www.kingston.ac.uk/accommodation/halls-of-residence/how-to-apply/
Hope this helps!
Zhi En
(Kingston Student Rep.)