Accommodation Bradford

I’d stay here again if I needed somewhere cheap. The staff communicated well over WhatsApp, and having a proper key for the bedroom felt reassuring. The beds were comfortable, there was a large fan in the room, and it felt safer than I’d expected. As a woman travelling alone, I was nervous about sharing an apartment, but there was CCTV in the hallway and stairwell. If you've lived in uni dorms, you'll probably be fine. The wet room didn't drain fully, so water was always left around the loo. They only provided body wash, so I borrowed shampoo from a family member. The area felt a bit sketchy, and I used Uber to get to the train station at night to feel safer.

We found the city centre location handy, with everything close by, and for the price the rooms were as shown on the website. Parking was limited, but since it was a bank holiday weekend we found a space on the road. One room was hot, though fans were provided, so that wasn't a problem. There was food in the fridge when we arrived. We avoided it and assumed it had been left by a previous guest. We were given towels, sample shampoo, conditioner and shower gel, plus tea, coffee and milk pods. As a family, it would've been nice to have a lounge where we could all sit, but we knew this was student accommodation rather than a house. For a short stay, I'd recommend it.

Pav was a big help while I was commuting after relocating to Yorkshire. I only needed the room on weekends, and they kept my luggage during the week and had it waiting in a clean room for me on Friday. The rooms were very clean, the shower was lovely, and the kitchens had everything I needed. I'd definitely recommend staying here.

It was clean, and the communal kitchen was a nice extra for a budget-friendly place. I'd happily stay again. Other residents did make it really loud at night, though.