Kingston Bridge House

I love this accommodation because there is just one building where everyone can interact together. I love the locations, near the park and the river. Only bad thing would be that every flat has a shared bathroom. Definitely recommend though.

Worst halls at Kingston uni. I've heard they've done up certain parts now but if you're unfortunate enough like me to get the old ones you're stuck with shitty kitchen gross bathrooms and tiny rooms. I had a BAD experience with housemates which was worse because you share Bathrooms. You're given a cleaning rota and even if you do your job the cleaner will charge you an extortionate amount for nothing? The only positive is the internet and heating always worked, it was close to Hampton wick station and Kingston town and walks into bushy park were nice. But if you have a choice LITERALLY PICK ANY OTHER HALLS

Small rooms, equitment randomly taken from the kitchen, oven never fixed despite having broken well before Christmas. Damp appeared on windowsill

Overpriced, cleaner is rude and offensive. Building has a strange smell. Kitchen nicely decorated, however only in one half of the building as the other half feels like a psych ward. Invest in student rooms before a common room.

Nothing really to say, the building is good. The rooms are all in working order with good heating and makes life very convenient.

Like having a large communal kitchen, but maybe some sofas would be nice? Location is great and staff are friendly

it’s somewhere to sleep pretty much, the rooms are dark and the lights are gross. obviously depends on who you share with but people are messy and don’t clean, there’s a £20 cleaning charge if u screw up cleaning, security are dicks too

The halls are nice but a bit far from the penrhyn Road campus, however it has a great view of the Thames and very close to town.

The location was great, literally across the bridge from the shops and Bentalls centre. Not so easy to get to Kingston Hill campus - it was a short walk to Cromwell road bus station and then the uni bus. Difficult to rely on the bus though, and is often too packed to get on. The actual rooms were nice though, and recently refurbished kitchen/bathroom were really nice, quite reasonably priced for London and also compared to the other halls. There wasn’t a huge amount socially, I know other halls like seething wells had a lot more going on, however it was near to clubs and they did hold some events