The Curve

“The place really does offer a lot of amenities. There’s a gym, although it’s on the small side, plus a large shared study area, two separate private study rooms, and a communal kitchen. The daytime staff are genuinely lovely and always willing to help. That said, the night team could be more helpful and a bit more knowledgeable about how the accommodation works. The studio itself is nice, but overall the prices feel quite high, especially since you still have to pay for laundry. The laundry room has only five washing machines and five dryers, but there are three blocks and eight floors of residents, so it can feel quite limited.”

“We added air conditioning units to the rooms.”

“Overall, the place was pretty good to stay in. It could use a bit more security though.”

“- I liked that they said there would be more chances to meet other students, but in reality it felt like it only happened once. They mentioned twice a month, yet there was only one breakfast, kind of. - The smoking area could be better. - The staff were much friendlier.”

“The people I’m with aren’t really that outgoing. During the first couple of weeks I tried pretty hard to get to know people near where I’m staying, but most of them didn’t seem interested in talking. A few of them didn’t even speak English.”

“The rooms are really nice. I can fit everything I need for storage with plenty of extra space left over. The kitchen has more than enough room, and the appliances work well. The staff are friendly and dependable, and if anything ever breaks, the place is quick to get it sorted.”

“Maybe they should add more washing machines.”

“Test the fire alarms less often.”

“The kitchen is kept really clean, and they take a tough stance against anyone smoking in their rooms.”

“Laundry machines are a lot better now, and there are also more chances to recycle.”