College Hall

"I lived here for a year in my second year of undergrad and I absolutely loved it. The rooms have everything you need in a student accommodation - a huge desk, nice en-suite bathroom, bed and adequate storage space. The breakfast and dinner served are good and there are always enough options. The location is unbeatable - Malet street is quiet and yet very central - close to UCL, LSE and King's, as well as to King's cross, Russel Square and TCR. Most of the staff are lovely - Johnny at the reception is the friendliest and most welcoming person!"

"Reception is very rude and impatient, it is like you owing them money even though you paying the accommodation fees and they will complain, sometimes yelling at you, simply because you didn’t write your room number in your parcel. Heaters and elevators are always unavailable, one of the two elevator this year is only functional for about two months without exaggeration. If your heater and hot water supply are unluckily broken during weekends, you have to wait until Monday. Foods are unbelievably terrible and there’re rats in the dining hall. Staffs will break into your room without notice ahead. The only advantage is the location and the relative cheaper price. These are my friends sincere advice. Please please please don’t come if you have similar opinions."

"I live here. The receptionist staff are extremely rude and authoritative except for a few. The elevators always run out of service, heating in the room and shower malfunctions frequently and there is no insulation on the windows at all. Food is terrible as well and the canteen staff are also rude. DONT STAY HERE AT ALL COSTS"

"Great students accommodations clean and very well designed. Own bathroom and lovely staff. Easy to get to and shop are close. Busy area"

"It was a good stay in a very nice location. The breakfast was good, the rooms clean. On the other hand the staircases were away far from the elevators and the elevators were slow and sometimes taking you the wrong direction. I also wanted to get a tea one night and couldn't. The rooms were not equipped with kettles. The pantries were, but there were no cups and no tea.."