St. Crispin's House, Norwich

I stayed here for two years before moving to an alternative accommodation. While there were the occasional issues, such as boiler or water problems, they were always resolved promptly. However, a personal heater is a must unless you are preparing for a trip to Alaska. The company is generally understanding and flexible which things such as rent payments and room allocations, which helps make things less stressful for students and is great from them. Staff can be a bit questionable at times, particularly the general manager, but I can see that some staff are genuinely making an effort. George is great, and Yuriy as well. For that, I’ll give them the benefit of the doubt. Overall it is definitely good value for money, and I can’t fault a lot of the mishaps as it seems to be a reoccuring theme with student accommodations.

Very comfortable rooms with a good amount of space, loads of great facilities such as a creative space with an art room and podcast studio, a gym, a cinema room and lots more. I’ve only lived here for one term and prefer it to my last accommodation by miles.

St. Crispin’s House is one of the best places to live as a student in Norwich. The building is modern, stylish, and packed with everything you could possibly need – from a 24-hour gym and cinema room to study spaces and great social areas. The location is perfect, just a short walk to the city centre with shops, restaurants, and nightlife right on your doorstep. The staff are friendly and always willing to help, which makes the building feel welcoming and safe. The security is excellent too, with keycard entry and CCTV giving real peace of mind. My room was fully furnished, comfortable, and included high-speed WiFi and bills – no hidden surprises! Yes, it’s on the pricier side compared to some other places in Norwich, but you really do get what you pay for: quality facilities, great service, and a fantastic student community. If you want convenience, comfort, and a vibrant atmosphere, I’d highly recommend Yugo St. Crispin’s House. It truly feels like a home away from home.

The building is well located for everyday life and study. Shops, bus stops, and campus are within easy reach. The rooms are compact but practical, with good natural light. The shared kitchen and communal areas could use more frequent cleaning, especially during peak hours. The wi-fi is stable enough for lectures, streaming, and assignments without interruptions. Staff respond to maintenance requests, though sometimes the turnaround is slower than expected. Security and access control feel reliable. Overall this accommodation offers convenience and comfort for its price bracket. With more consistent upkeep of shared spaces, the experience could be significantly improved.

My experience at St Crispin’s House student accommodation in Norwich has been genuinely positive. The environment is calm, safe, and well-maintained, which made it easy to settle in and focus on my studies. The rooms are comfortable and practical, and the shared spaces are kept clean and welcoming. What stood out most was the supportive atmosphere staff are approachable and responsive, and there’s a real sense of respect for students’ privacy while still feeling supported. Living here helped me feel grounded, independent, and comfortable in a new city.