Bishop Complex

Facilities and room sizes are really good. Having 10 people on a flat means it’s very social and 3 flats to a floor means you’ll always be asked to flat parties. Maintenance act quickly on campus and the WiFi is very good in your room (can be a bit sketchy in the kitchen). Room evaluations are routinely done every term but they give you notice in advance. Your kitchen is cleaned every day and deep cleaned once a week. Bins in the kitchen are changed every week day (not on Fridays Saturdays or Sundays). Overall really good experience, would highly recommend. Bishops / Lancaster in my opinion are the best halls in which to stay due to room size and having your own en suite.

Located towards the main entrance of the University, Bishop Clopmex provides excellent links to buildings such as the sports hall, the indie atheletics centre, and the quad. It's a quick walk away from the lecture centre and the student shops on campus. As it is the newest halls of residence, the facilities are up to date, and the rooms are well presented. Living on campus is such a great choice, it is cheaper than living in a shared flat or house, and you are always close to "home". There is always something going on at uni, and what's better than chilling with your friends until 1 am, and having to walk Judy five minutes back to your halls? I think first, second, and third year students should apply to live on campus as it's such a quick and easy option.

Well organised and designed. Room is of a good size with sufficient wardrobe space and an en suit bathroom. Extremely satisfies with the location and comfort of the flat as a whole.

Cleaners are friendly, security are responsive. HATE the fire alarms being constant. No social areas but I knew that when applying.

Room size is very good, quality of facilities within room and kitchen are also very good. Shower is very poor. The location is prefect as I am very close to everything I require, socially and education. There are no social areas within the hall to meet those in flats around you, and the only social area for those with your flat is the kitchen, so hard to meet other people