THE SPACE TO STAY

Staff extremely helpful and friendly. Spacious room. Gym was large. Outside exercise area for pickle ball & basketball.

Good facilities and reception. Parking ok. Facilities are still being built.

Living on a construction site The room was okay except we couldn’t get the AC to work properly. The one big problem was we were literally on a construction site, and there was very loud building work going on from 7am in the morning, when we were still trying to sleep after a very hot night with no AC.

Great set up for travelling with friends, as each bedroom was connected to a main living space, but private entries to the sleeping areas from the halls. full kitchens, comfortable beds. Great residential type neighborhood that was still close to everything St Andrews has to offer.

Surprise When we arrived we were very surprised that this place acts as an over flow for the college students. We were very lucky it was during the summer so was quiet.

Open too early The room itself was fine, bed was a little uncomfortable and two thin pillows didn’t make the best nights sleep but the room was clean and comfortable. However, the site is still being redeveloped with lots of construction ongoing. Fake grass strewn everywhere and litter and cigarette ends everywhere. Given this is owned by an incredibly wealthy university, it’s a bit of a liberty. NB, no breakfast is available on or near site. You can buy things for breakfast at the onsite shop, but you won’t have anywhere to cook it.

Very good👍 Very good alternative to local hotels. Student accommodation but to hotel standard. No restaurant on site, but vending options available. 20 minute walk into town. Can’t fault it and would definitely recommend.

It was essentially impossible to get housekeeping. The flat out refused to clean our room every 3-4 days (we stayed for 3 weeks), saying they prioritized “new arrivals”. There’s no way to clean the room yourself, so you end up living in a dirty room. The entire facility is not services properly and the rooms have thin walls, so you hear your neighbours and the surprising amount of banging fire doors. If you stay there for a night or two, it’s not a bad option. If you stay longer, be prepared to be treated with ignorance.

2 very enjoyable stays - unfortunately the price of accommodation has increase by 33% due to it being the week before the students return