Ljmu accommodation - En-suite and Lively

Hi @EllaGK
It sounds like Grand Central and Horizon Heights would perhaps suit you best, certainly for parties. St Luke's View is also a little further from the City Campus, so I would say the others are maybe the better options.
Horizon Heights:
Pros:
-very nice accommodation
-only a few years old
-gorgeous common rooms
Cons:
-small rooms
-common rooms don't tend to be used a lot
-hard to get in and need to book fast
Grand Central
Pros:
-very social
-quite big so more likely to live with people on a similar course
-can pick your room type (bronze, silver or gold)
-has it's own gym (only small though)
Cons:
-older, slightly more worn down
-bronze rooms only have single beds
-not as fancy as Horizon Heights
I hope that helps 🙂
Megan (LJMU Postgraduate Student Rep)

That’s really helped thank you. Do you know how many rooms in a Grand Central flat have premium en suite rooms? Because I don’t want to be the only one in a flat with a premium room.

I’m studying Criminology and Psychology at John Moores and I’m wondering about what the accommodation is like.
My course is split across both City and Mount Pleasant Campus so I’m open location wise.
I know that I definitely want an en suite and I want to be in a lively accommodation that’s great for parties.
At the minute I’’ve looked at Horizon, St Luke’s and Grand Central but have seen mixed reviews about Grand Central so wanted to know a bit more about this.
I’m open to looking at other ones that I’ve not looked at so if anyone has any advice I’d appreciate it