For Students Only - Pittrodrie Street Aberdeen

Great facilities, stuff were really helpful and friendly.

Nothing

The people at the reception were great always happy to help and very nice. The lodging was spacious and very clean and nice. The beach is really close and the center of the city is at about a bit more than 20 mins on foot. I liked that we could access the rooftop which was lovely.

The room was really hot and I didn’t have anything to cool it down even with the widow open. The bed was clean and nice but maybe a little flat like the first time i came in the room I was tired and I just sat down on the mattress and my ass hurt slightly because of it. But even tho those little things the place was really great.

I like the serenity and cleanliness of the property

The fact that the bathroom extractor fan runs nonstop. The noise is annoying

Cleanest and the most comfortable short stay student accommodation I have ever been. Completely exceeded my expectations for what a short stay student accommodation can offer.

The price can be a bit expensive for students - although see it as an Airbnb price it would be worth it. (I make this comment based on having experience of staying at a short term student accommodation in Liverpool for £9/night)

More than worth the price. My room was clean and spacious, and the shared kitchen was tidy. It's an easy walk to the city centre (about 25-30 mins) and 10-15 mins to the beach. There is a small grocery store a 2 min walk away too. I had no problems retrieving my key and finding the accommodation!

The atmosphere is very sterile – I had a basement room which made it even more so. I also wish the shared kitchen had basics like salt/pepper/oil because, on a short-term stay, nobody wants to buy these things. The walls are paper thin, so be prepared for some noise.

Everything apart from the confusing directions

My on-line directions led me to the building opposite, where nobody was in attendance. I therefore had to phone the booking line which led to confusion and delay until I was eventually pointed in the correct direction