Upper Quay House, Gloucester

Accommodation is very spacious compared to others I’ve been to. All necessary facilities are here and bedrooms are en-suite. Flats are shared between 6 people and all the people I’ve been with have been so lovely. I recommend

Affordable student accommodation in a great location. UQH is a great place for students local to Gloucester, or attending UWE Bristol as the train station is less than a 15 minute walk. The only reason I rated 4/5 stars is due to the lack of heating for the first two months I stayed here. It was eventually fixed, but definitely could have been faster. The staff in the office and the maintenance worker are great, and UQH have definitely made moving from home easier.

Overall nice place. Feels like home if you got decent flatmates, luckily🙂.

Upper Quay House is a conducive and serene place to reside as a student. It is equipped with adequate facilities. Specifically, if you ask me of one major reason I chose Quay House over other accommodations, I would confidently tell you that it is well-insulated from cold. In fact, you might not need to turn on your heater on most occasions during cold season. Another admirable thing about this accommodation is that the administrators are really friendly and charming. They give listening ears to the tenants and attend to issues promptly. You can give it a trial and I can assure you that there will be no regret.

The room, location and stuff to do around the area are the best things about the accomodation- with the room being really spacious and having an en-suite which was really nice to have. social events were good and got better throughout the year, but could have had more of them. The people around the accomodation were alright and nice to speak to and the facilities such as wifi worked well for me pretty much non-stop as did the keyfobs. maintenance was good and also quick and the portal was really easy to use which i’m very thankful for. on the down side, I felt the management did not handle issues properly and, compared to living at halls was not up to standard- bit of a shame.