Not all students believe the price is justified.
Time goes on and life changes, everything ceases to be the same. And student dorms in this sense is no exception. For example, the current latter-day British students now expect at least a separate bathroom in his room. Well, dear parents, demand creates supply: if you decide to send the child to study in London, in luxury apartments, you can rent a student an excellent room for just £ 270 ($360) per week. No wonder apartments are worth the money: they feature heated floors, a private cinema, a gym and panoramic Windows, which offers a magnificent view.
Many, probably, from the price at $ 360 per week the eyes on the forehead climb. But students have access to such a spacious and modern living room.
The reception area is also, in General, has little in common with the usual notions of a student dormitory. It smacks of a rather fashionable hotel.
Building “community” in the station of Aldgate.
High rental prices are not confused guests. On the contrary, in many such apartments are difficult to rent a house because of the room find tenants very quickly. Moreover, such proposals are not only in London. For example, in the Welsh capital, Cardiff, you can rent a small room “only” 175 pounds (233 us dollars) a week.
Tiled bathrooms would look more appropriate in a hotel than in a student dormitory.
Each of the rooms, which are located in seven high-rise buildings across London, equipped with a double bed, a private bathroom, a kitchenette and a dining area.
The cost of renting a Studio in the heart of the city of London, close to underground station Aldgate, starts from £ 270 ($360) per week. Studio for the pair will cost 435 pounds (580 dollars per week. Other apartments are located in areas of London like Highbury, Bankside, Hammersmith and Paris Gardens, postcodes which would have caused the envy of many of London residents working full-time.
The common areas available to residents — a small cinema where students can watch a fun movie or get to know each other.
However, in the town of Exeter for £ 1,000 (1333 USD) per month you can rent this room in the old library.
But these housing options is far not to everyone’s taste. For example, one of the students criticized the company Pure Student Living, providing apartments for rent for what she is trying to deceive its customers. “On promising photos of these apartments are all well: open space, huge tables, lots of comfy sofas, stunning panoramic Windows. However, this is only a common room. Floors covered with thin carpet, creating a feeling of standing on bare concrete. All the rooms are very uncomfortable, the mattresses on the beds are just miserable in General, all this has very little to do with the concept of “luxury” — told the London student johnny long.
In the words of johnny long’s that the apartments are not worth the money, the company owners said that offering accommodation at average prices for these areas.
For £ 270 ($360) per week it offers residents-hour access to the gym.
