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Life in Plymouth - Accomodation

She tried to save every single pence, decided to choose a cheaper accommodation. Supposedly tried to get a place less than 80pounds per week, she failed to apply it. She finally got a standard room in Robbins Hall for roughly 87pounds per week.

There is 4 choices of university attached accommodations - Gilwell, Pilgrim, Robbins and Radnor. She loves Gilwell, but failed to get it. It was still fine for her, as long as she got a room to stay in.

Her room is T604, the sixth floor of the hall. She got to climb 3 floors everyday, and thankful she had a guy helped her carry 30kg luggage up to her room. It was tiring to carry luggage up, no doubt.

A standard room attached with a single bed, a wardrobe, a study table, a heater, a table lamp, a basin, a lamb table and a rack. She has 4 flat mates, sharing bathroom, washroom and kitchen. There is a laundry service on the other block, which has to put in coin for washing.

Her flat mates, none of them are Asian, are from local, Germany, Denmark, and Sri Lanka (she migrated to UK 3 years ago). They are still friendly and nice, and hoping she has more topics to chat with them.

Robbins Hall located opposite University of Plymouth, in Gibbon Street PL4 8BZ. A 5-10min walking distance to the university and Drake Circus Shopping Mall.


The front view of hall (partially)

Heater
Very important in every single houses in UK

The basin (hot and cold water) & wardrobe

Bed - kinda small to make turn

Study table, lamp table & rack

Hui Ru

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