Green Park House Accommodation operates shower facilities at 6 Green Park Rd, Bath BA1 1BQ, United Kingdom. The facility maintains a 4.2-star rating from visitors.
Recent visitor feedback highlights helpful staff. Overall rating: 4.2 stars.
The Green Park House Accommodation maintains shower facilities for public use. Specific facility layout and features vary by location.
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For current hours and facility status, call Green Park House Accommodation at +44 1225 383738. Additional information available at their website.
I stayed in Green Park for my first year at uni of so I thought I'd write this to help out any future students who get put here and want to know what it's like. It was my last choice of accomodation by preference and I was disappointed that I was in the city at first, BUT it turned out to be a really good place to live. Pros: - The LOCATION! It's so well situated for going into town, you have access to so many shops, pubs, clubs and literally all of the city centre is within walking distance. It is also right across the road from a nice park and more importantly a big Sainsbury's, which was so convenient. - Buses are a big deal at bath uni and living at green park is the best you can get. The bus stop is right at the front of the building, no walking needed. And the green park stop is the FIRST STOP on the U1 route, so you don't face the same issue that people getting on other stops have of not being able to get on because it's full. Bus times are still annoying but generally about every 15 -30 minutes. - The Flats have living room areas which are absolutely great for pres and socializing. comfy sofas and a big shared space. - 24/7 friendly security desk in the building (sorry useful for when you inevitably lock yourself out of your room). it's also fairly easy to report any maintenance issues this way - Don't have to leave the building to collect any post as all post for city accommodations get delivered here - 24/7 access to the common room which is extremely useful during exam season as it is a good study area. - The rooms are nice. Objectively much nicer than a lot of other accommodations. Most rooms have double beds and are ensuite with a proper shower rather than a wetroom. Cons: - not being on campus does mean you have to buy the £399 bus pass which honestly sucks. You also have to wake up earlier to make it to lectures on time. The bus takes 15 mins on a quiet day and 30 minutes if it stops at every stop. This is definitely the biggest drawback. - The mattress is super hard. It took a while to get used to. - Annoying loud seagulls will keep you up all night - sometimes the area sinks of weed - The fire alarm is insanely annoying and goes off in the morning sometimes for like 5 seconds. it's a jumpscare every time. - some flats have issues with silverfish. - in summer some of the rooms get REALLY WARM
I stayed in Green Park for my first year at uni of so I thought I'd write this to help out any future students who get put here and want to know what it's like. It was my last choice of accomodation by preference and I was disappointed that I was in the city at first, BUT it turned out to be a really good place to live. Pros: - The LOCATION! It's so well situated for going into town, you have access to so many shops, pubs, clubs and literally all of the city centre is within walking distance. It is also right across the road from a nice park and more importantly a big Sainsbury's, which was so convenient. - Buses are a big deal at bath uni and living at green park is the best you can get. The bus stop is right at the front of the building, no walking needed. And the green park stop is the FIRST STOP on the U1 route, so you don't face the same issue that people getting on other stops have of not being able to get on because it's full. Bus times are still annoying but generally about every 15 -30 minutes. - The Flats have living room areas which are absolutely great for pres and socializing. comfy sofas and a big shared space. - 24/7 friendly security desk in the building (sorry useful for when you inevitably lock yourself out of your room). it's also fairly easy to report any maintenance issues this way - Don't have to leave the building to collect any post as all post for city accommodations get delivered here - 24/7 access to the common room which is extremely useful during exam season as it is a good study area. - The rooms are nice. Objectively much nicer than a lot of other accommodations. Most rooms have double beds and are ensuite with a proper shower rather than a wetroom. Cons: - not being on campus does mean you have to buy the £399 bus pass which honestly sucks. You also have to wake up earlier to make it to lectures on time. The bus takes 15 mins on a quiet day and 30 minutes if it stops at every stop. This is definitely the biggest drawback. - The mattress is super hard. It took a while to get used to. - Annoying loud seagulls will keep you up all night - sometimes the area sinks of weed - The fire alarm is insanely annoying and goes off in the morning sometimes for like 5 seconds. it's a jumpscare every time. - some flats have issues with silverfish. - in summer some of the rooms get REALLY WARM
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