Glassyard Building, London

I stayed here during my exchange in UAL, my flatmates were also exchange or study abroad students. They were nice. I lived in the corner of the building where it didn't get affected by the construction. The cost was around 350£ per week (한화 60만원정도), it's quite expensive to share the kitchen with other 6-7 flatmates with this price but the building is a newly built one. There are laundry room on the ground floor and I think this place needs more laundry machine.

OVERALL I really recommend this I have such good memories there. They gave us so much free stuff and put so much effort in to make it like home (for example Christmas decorations and gifts ). I love the area too. The Team running this accommodation are amazing , so lovely and helpful!! It’s also 20 minutes walk to the London eye!!!! When I first moved the kitchen and my room weren’t clean but in general the accommodation itself was clean. One thing I hated was the construction work inside the place and that they would come inside our rooms. ,but by now all the work is probably finished. I had a bad very uncomfortable incident with one of the workers HOWEVER the accommodation handled it perfectly I really appreciated it.

The most spacious room I’ve ever had in London! The staff is all incredibly helpful, especially this gentleman who assisted me in moving more than 10 boxes. I really appreciate his kindness!

I’ve been staying at Glassyard Building for almost a year, and it has been a really good experience. The accommodation provides all the basics you need, and although the rooms are on the smaller side, they feel cozy and comfortable. Security is reliable, and the managers are friendly and approachable, which makes things much easier. The location is convenient, with both tube and bus connections nearby, plus several supermarkets and shops within walking distance. The atmosphere is lively, with plenty of student activities to get involved in, making it easy to meet people. Maintenance is carried out regularly, which sometimes brings a bit of noise and room checks, but it also means the facilities are being looked after and improved. Overall, Glassyard feels like a safe, welcoming, and social place to live, and I’ve enjoyed my time here.