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True Glasgow West End, Glasgow

Gilbert St, Glasgow, G3 8JY, United Kingdom

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About the Property

Located in the thriving heart of the city at 31 Gilbert St Glasgow G3 8JY, UK, True Glasgow West End is a premier choice for student accommodation in Glasgow. It's a haven of comfort with a range of modern living spaces, including True Studio, True Studio Plus, True Accessible Studio, and the exquisite True Studio Plus - River View. True Glasgow West End, Glasgow is conveniently situated within a stone's throw from some of Glasgow's leading educational institutions, such as the University of Glasgow, Glasgow School of Art, and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, making True Glasgow West End, Glasgow accommodation in Glasgow highly sought after among students.

Glasgow, an illustrious city with a rich educational stature, is an ideal locale for students who choose True Glasgow West End, Glasgow, for their residence. Boasting a vibrant student community, Glasgow is home to prestigious universities like the University of Strathclyde and Glasgow's Caledonian University. With a lively cultural scene, historical landmarks, and bustling city life, students in Glasgow experience an enriching blend of academic excellence and social dynamism. True Glasgow West End, Glasgow, is a product of True Student, a property management group that understands the importance of a conducive living environment, making it not just an accommodation but a lifestyle that caters to the demands of student life. In the vicinity of popular tourist attractions and the city's myriad offerings, True Glasgow West End, Glasgow, stands not only as a statement of comfortable living but also as a testament to Glasgow's educational and cultural prominence.

Features

Welcome to True Glasgow West End, Glasgow, where modern living meets the convenience and comfort demanded by today's learners. Nestled in Glasgow's vibrant West End, this student accommodation perfectly caters to students' academic and social needs, offering a range of sophisticated amenities designed to maximize the university experience.

The stylish True Glasgow West End, Glasgow accommodation, prioritizes connectivity. Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the building, ensuring students are always connected for their studies and entertainment needs. For those moments of relaxation, each room, from the cozy True Studio to the luxurious True Studio Plus—River View, comes equipped with a television for personal viewing pleasure.

Catering to all aspects of student life, the rooms are thoughtfully designed as a fully furnished living space, featuring well-equipped kitchens with appliances, providing a convenient solution to daily living. This includes essentials like a microwave and fridge for those late-night snacks or early-morning breakfasts. Additionally, the provision of laundry facilities within the accommodation ensures that practicalities are easily managed.

The True Glasgow West End, Glasgow student accommodation, goes beyond individual living spaces. With communal areas sporting noticeboards, home linen services, a courtyard, and a vibrant lounge to socialize in, it presents an opportunity to forge new friendships. Fitness enthusiasts will revel in the gym and fitness center, while the barbeque and grill area allows for delightful cookouts. The commitment to well-being is shown by the medical facilities onsite, ensuring peace of mind for both students and their loved ones.

When it's time to focus on studies, the quiet library & study area provide the perfect sanctuary, while social events regularly hosted on-site offer a well-rounded balance between work and play. The combination of these thoughtful amenities verifies that True Glasgow West End, Glasgow accommodation is not just a student accommodation but a home away from home.

Location and What's Hot?

Immerse yourself in the vibrant student life at True Glasgow West End, Glasgow, conveniently situated in a bustling neighborhood brimming with amenities. Step outside to discover an array of culinary delights, with The Hanoi Bike Shop and Ubiquitous Chip serving up flavors that cater to every palette. Sip on artisan coffees at Papercup Coffee Company or grab a pint with friends at the iconic Oran Mor, a church-turned-bar and arts venue. For your grocery runs, Sainsbury's Local and Tesco Express are just around the corner.

Health and wellness are also easily managed, as the Western Infirmary is accessible for medical needs. Get a dose of greenery at the serene Kelvingrove Park, ideal for a relaxing afternoon or a study break. Cultural enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to the renowned Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum as well as the historic Glasgow Botanic Gardens.

When it comes to universities, students at True Glasgow West End, Glasgow accommodation, are spoiled for choice. True Glasgow West End, Glasgow is a desirable locale for those attending the University of Glasgow, Glasgow School of Art, Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, or any of the central universities such as the University of Strathclyde and Glasgow Caledonian University. Affording a prime location, True Glasgow West End, Glasgow is not just a place to stay; it's a place to live your best student life amidst the city's most exciting hotspots.

For those seeking to merge academic focus with social vitality, True Glasgow West End, Glasgow has it all. Whether you're in the mood for social events, focused study sessions in the Library & Study Area, or simply unwinding in the comfort of your sophisticated True Studio, this student accommodation in Glasgow promises an unforgettable experience right in the heart of Scotland's most spirited city.

Commute

Highlighting the convenience of its location, the True Glasgow West End, Glasgow accommodation is in close proximity to essential public transport stops. Bus stops providing regular service across Glasgow are just a short walk away, linking students to the broader public transport network. Haugh Road bus stop and Argyle St bus stop are the closest bus stop near True Glasgow West End, Glasgow student accommodation. Moreover, key railway stations are situated nearby, facilitating quick and efficient travel to locations both near and far. Subway stations that delve into the city's underground are also accessible, offering a rapid means to contending with busy city traffic. It's the ease of getting around that makes the True Glasgow West End, Glasgow student accommodation a prime choice for students seeking both comfort and convenience.

What will you get

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Wi-Fi

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BBC iPlayer

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Courtyard

Multiple social spaces

Smart TV

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who can be my guarantor?

A guarantor is someone over the age of 18 who takes joint financial responsibility for your tenancy and is liable to pay your rent if you are, for any reason, unable to pay an amount owed to the Property You will need to name a guarantor when you make your booking if you select to pay your rent in instalments. This person will need you to choose to be your guarantor will need to be UK based and sign a guarantor agreement they have the right to pursue this person for any outstanding payments and it is, therefore, important your guarantor understands the liability.

Do I need to be a student?

Yes developments are only for students.

Do I need to pay a deposit?

No, they do not charge deposits. However, to reserve a room you will need to pay a £150 advance rent payment. This will be taken off your first month's rent.

I only have a conditional offer, can I still book?

Yes, you can secure your room for a £150 advanced rent payment and if you don’t get into the University of your choice or decide to go to another city where there is no property then this will be refunded.

Do you offer short term lets?

Most of their rooms are occupied throughout the year but they might be able to accommodate your needs. Please contact us to see if they can meet your short-term accommodation needs.

Can I see who else has booked in my flat?

They have a closed Facebook group set up for each of their accommodations– the best place to find the answer to this question is to join as soon as your booking is secured and start socialising with your new housemates.

Do I need a guarantor?

If you would like to pay in either 4, 11 or 12 instalments, they do require a UK guarantor. If you are unable to provide a UK guarantor, then please get in touch with us to discuss your options.

How old do I need to be to live at the accommodation?

They accept all full time students over the age of 18.

Can a dual occupant be added to my tenancy?

Dual occupants need to be arranged and approved before check-in by email. They can not be added on once the tenancy has started. Where possible, all dual occupants need to be arranged at the time of booking. Once a dual occupant has been approved, any changes to this need to be sent for approval before changes to the booking can be made. Dual occupants need to be full-time students and residents for the full tenancy (along with the main tenant). Any exceptions to this need to be arranged and agreed upon by the team prior to booking.

Can I cancel my booking for free?

You can cancel for free if… You fail to get the results to attend the university you selected Your VISA is declined You choose to move to another university in a city where they are yet to have Property accommodation T&Cs Apply There is a 48-hour cooling-off period once the Tenancy Agreement has been signed, after which the Tenancy Agreement is legally binding. This applies to all 22/23 contracts. In some cases, they will cancel the booking if a replacement tenant is found who will take on the rent liability. This decision will be made by the management team at their discretion. The property guarantee only covers your booking prior to check-in, once you have moved into a property - you are no longer able to cancel your booking for the reasons stated above.

Can I get someone to take over my Tenancy?

If you want to be released from your tenancy agreement, licence agreement, or SAT (Scotland) and you do not meet the requirements of a tenancy release, it is your responsibility to find a replacement tenant. The replacement tenant must agree to the existing rent and term conditions of the existing tenant. If you find a replacement, you will be released from your tenancy from the start date of the new tenancy, however, you may be charged to the Friday nearest to this date. You will be responsible for paying a £160 administration fee, paid directly to the property. This fee covers the deep cleaning of the room in the period between you and your replacement, as well as the administration relating to issuing a new contract. A tenancy takeover will be deemed complete to the point where a replacement is found when the following criteria are met: The new tenant has paid any current due rental charge, and this has been confirmed as received by the property The new tenant has signed their AST or Licence Agreement The new tenant has confirmed receipt of keys The new Tenant has moved into the building and completed an inventory form. The property will not refund any advanced rent payment until all the above criteria are met. This policy will be reviewed regularly as the situation surrounding Covid-19 develops. The property reserve the right to change the terms and conditions of this cancellation policy at any time.

What bills do I need to pay when I stay with the property?

All utility bills including broadband Wi-Fi and contents insurance for your belongings are all included. You are responsible for the purchase of a TV license if you intend to watch or record live terrestrial TV programmes or use BBC players, even if you have been provided with a TV by Property.

What happens if I can't pay my rent on time?

Please come and talk to us, they know it can be stressful to manage your finances when studying and their team will be able to help if you are prompt in letting us know. they will always work with you to find the best way for you to pay your rent.

When do I need to pay my rent?

your rent may be due before the contract begins and the dates may not coincide with student loan dates. This should be taken into consideration when planning your accommodation as late payments may be subject to interest charges and, in some cases, legal action against the resident and their guarantor.

What happens if my rent payment isn't made within 14-days of the due date?

You will be required to pay interest at the rate of 3% above the base rate of Bank of England (calculated on a daily basis) on the unpaid amount of any sum due to property which is not received within 14 days of the due date (whether demanded or not and without prejudice to any other remedy) for the period beginning on the due date until the date it is received in cleared funds inclusive of both dates.

Can I pay cash?

At present, they are unable to accept cash payments. Their preferred payment method is via a card transaction through their online portal. It’s 100% safe and secure. they also accept bank transfers – you can find their details through your property account.

What if I run into financial difficulties before or during my stay?

Their onsite teams are dedicated to providing you the support you need. If you run into any kind of financial difficulties before or during your stay, please reach out to a member of the team for advice.

How do I pay my rent?

There are two options to pay your rent (bank transfer or card payment). Bank Transfer or Card Payment.

Do you have staff at your properties?

The property has a team of trained staff on-site to respond to your needs. Their job is to make your property experience as enjoyable and safe as possible 24/7. Their on-site management offices are open Monday to Friday and will answer any questions, respond to any issues, offer advice and ensure a friendly face is there to greet you every day. Outside of these hours they also have a team of ambassadors on call for guests. They also have a highly skilled maintenance team available around the clock. They’re there to resolve any maintenance issues quickly and efficiently – keeping the site safe and secure. While most students settle into living away from home quickly, they understand it can take a little longer for some than others. So, while their tenancy agreement limits how far they can get involved, their people are trained to offer advice that helps residents to overcome a range of issues.

What is there to do at Property?

The real question is what isn't there to do at the property! Here are just a few of the ways in which they give their residents a truly unforgettable experience during their stay: Weekly events calendar Gym with class timetable and personal training Picture house with regular movie nights and presentations Social lounges with ping pong, pool and table football Private dining rooms Gaming areas Away Day the property Trips Skills Workshops from Industry Experts.

Is food and drink available onsite?

Yes! Oaka is an Asian cafe and supermarket on-site at Salford which serves fresh dishes including; dumplings, steamed buns, sushi and also warm food, including; chicken curry, pork ribs and ramen. Otherwise, they're lucky enough to have some of the city's best bars, pubs and restaurants located right on their doorstep. Unfortunately, Oaka is not available across all locations.

How do I get to know people at Property?

Their communal zones and weekly events calendar mean that getting to know like-minded people at the property won't be an issue! Keep an eye on their social media channels to see what they get up to.

Can I bring pets?

Unfortunately not however they do have dog therapy workshops for those who miss their pets.

As a disabled person I have specific living needs, can the property cater for these?

they make every effort to ensure that their accommodation is accessible for all and they will always do everything they can to find you suitable accommodation. All the property buildings have step-free/level access. Adaptations can be made to their studios including grabrail provision in bathrooms, stair lifts in accessible rooms, visual fire alarms and assisted door opening devices if required. they can provide information on the availability of disabled parking for customers, there are accessible toilets in the communal areas for visitors.

Do I need to bring any furniture?

All their rooms come complete with high quality furnishings that provide space to store your belongings. Because of fire restrictions, you are not allowed to bring your own furniture or large appliances.

Will I get a cleaner?

You will receive a free clean each semester and also when you move out, meaning it is hassle-free for you. If you would like a more regular clean then you can upgrade at an extra cost.

Can I bring my car?

Some of their sites have additional guest parking available, to check this please check the facilities section on the location pages. All their developments are in great city-centre locations that are close to the University and have great links to public transport so they hope this reduces your need to have a car on site.

Where do I wash my clothes?

All their residences have an on-site laundry room with washing and drying machines that can be used at an extra cost. The laundry rooms are also open 24 hours a day.

Do I need to move out during the holidays?

Your property contract is for a fixed length of time – so your room is yours throughout that period. That means that you don’t have the hassle of moving your belongings out during the Christmas or Easter vacations, and you can choose to stay in your property over these holidays if you want. It’s usually possible to book additional accommodation over the summer period if you want to stay then too. But they advise booking early to ensure rooms are available.

What should I do before I move out?

Before moving out, it’s best to arrange an inspection with a member of the management team. You have joint responsibility for shared living areas, and individual responsibility for your own room. On the moving out day, you’ll need to vacate the premises before a certain time – just ask if you’re unsure.

How do I make a complaint?

The property is committed to delivering great service at all times. However, they accept that there may be times when they don’t get things right the first time. If you wish to make a complaint, please take a look at their complaints policy to follow the correct procedure.

Can I have overnight guests?

Yes of course. The property is your home, so you can have guests staying over from time to time but they do ask that you let the on-site team know and for health and safety reasons, you will need to sign overnight guests in at the Welcome Hub. They ask that overnight guests, stay no longer than 2 consecutive nights per week. If you have any longer-term requests, please discuss this with the accommodations General Manager. they ask that you respect your fellow residents as you are responsible for the behaviour of any guests you bring to the property. If you are residing in a shared apartment, please first consult with your flatmates to ensure they have no objections.

Is there free WiFi at Property?

Yes, there is! they have free superfast WiFi around the building, which allows you to stay connected no matter where you are at the property. The speed of wireless connectivity is up to 50mgb per device, and up to 100mgb for wired connectivity.

Will I need to buy my own TV licence?

Here at the property, they pay for all TV licences in the shared areas, so this includes their shared kitchens/lounges and their TVs in social spaces. If you wish to use the TV in your room to watch Freeview channels or on-demand services, then you will need to purchase your own TV licence, you can do this via TV Licence - TV Licensing ™.

How safe are the accommodations?

The accommodation takes safety seriously. they have a dedicated member of staff or security guard on-site 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to give you peace of mind. Their electronic door entry systems, intercoms and CCTV ensure that everyone who lives with us benefits from the highest security standards, so the only thing they have to worry about is your studies.

What happens if I have a maintenance problem?

The property has a dedicated caretaker team to respond to and solve your maintenance issues. they respond to every issue quickly and, if possible, will complete the repair during the first visit. Of course, this isn’t always possible and there are times when parts need to be ordered or external contractors arranged. When this happens, they’ll keep you updated on the progress.

What does a fully fitted kitchen mean?

The property designs homes that provide everything you need to enjoy living with us. Their apartments and suites come kitted out with all your cooking appliances: cooker, hob, oven, fridge, and microwave.

Do I have to share my bathroom/kitchen?

Their studios have an ensuite bathroom and kitchen area within the room meaning you won’t have to share a thing. If you have booked a shared apartment, then you will have a private ensuite but share a communal kitchen and lounge area perfect for relaxing with your friends. There is a communal student area outside of your studio that has individual and group study spaces, pool tables, gym facilities and huge comfortable social areas for you to enjoy whenever you need a break from university work.

Is contents insurance included?

Contents insurance is automatically included with your rent. When you arrive, they’ll provide you with details of the policy and, if you need anything extra adding to the cover, you can contact the provider to make an upgrade.

Does the property offer bike storage?

They have plenty of secure bike storage space at all of their residences.

Can I smoke in my room?

No. As per your tenancy agreement, it is not permitted to smoke inside any building. There are designated smoking areas which you are welcome to use.

What happens if I lose my key fob?

They have an accommodation staff member of a security guard on the premises 24 hours a day to help with any enquiry. Their team are more than happy to help with any issue, especially helping you accessing your room when you get locked out.

What is the floor layout of my accommodation?

You can see the floorplans for all of their locations.

What are the House Rules?

You will receive a copy of their House Rules via email before moving in, please ensure you read through them prior to your arrival.

Where can I get additional bedding and kitchen items from?

Take the hassle out of buying and transporting your bedding and kitchen items by preordering from their friends at UniKitOut. choose the items you want, select your residence, and then confirm and pay for your goods. The pack will then be pre-delivered directly to your residence so it is there ready and waiting for you when you arrive, leaving you to quickly settle into your new and exciting environment.

Do I need a visa?

If you are a foreign national, in order to take up your offer at your preferred University, you will need a UK visa.

Where can I register a bank account?

Whilst living in the UK, you will find it a whole lot easier having a UK bank account. Many British banks offer students a range of deals for setting up an account, so do a little research before making a final decision.

What are the best ways to get around?

If you are a UK student, you are entitled to travel discount cards that apply to national train and bus networks across the country. Here are some travel options to help you get started: Young Persons Railcard - If you are 25 and under, these cards are £30 for the year and save you 1/3 off train travel Young Persons Coach Card - If you are 26 and under, these cards are only £10 for the year plus p&p or £25 for 3 years plus p&pSpecial to Glasgow, these cards are a flexible, reusable and quick way to travel on the subway. You can register for a smart card free of charge online. Uber - If you wish to travel by taxi, Uber is a simple App to download and order taxis straight from your smartphone.

How do I set up a UK mobile phone?

If you are an international student coming from abroad, they recommend buying a UK SIM card for your phone to help keep bill costs down. There are two options you can choose from if you are looking to set up your phone here in the UK. Pay-as-you-go - This is the easier option as most phone providers offer SIM cards that allow you to top your phone up as and when you need too Contracts - If you haven’t lived in the UK, starting a contract may prove more difficult but there are a range of providers who offer different deals so shop around before making a decision. Here are some UK phone providers to help you get started, however talk to any of their staff who will be able to help: EE O2 - As an O2 customer you can receive priority tickets to gigs and events across the UK Vodafone Three.

How do I register with a local doctors surgery?

It is important that whilst you are living in the UK that you register with a doctor. As a full-time student, you may qualify for free NHS treatment. Depending on which university you are with, they will be able to provide you with details of medical and dentistry practices in the area.

Can I visit my son/daughter living at the accommodation?

Of course! They love having their guests’ friends and family come to visit us. At the moment, though, due to Covid-19 legislation, there are local restrictions on visiting other households so please check with their management team to check what's possible.

I'm worried about my son or daughter living away from home?

They pride themselves on providing a safe and supportive environment for your son or daughter, and their teams are trained in first aid and mental health awareness, and actively encourage healthy lifestyles through their calendar of social events and activities. If you ever have concerns for your child, they are here to listen and provide help in any way they can.

How can I prepare my son/daughter for university?

Help your son/daughter pack for university with their easy packing checklist. This outlines all of the useful bits and bobs they will need to make their room feel like their home away from home. Rest assured that they provide complimentary contents insurance, find out more about what's covered. They understand that your son/daughter may also feel nervous meeting new people, so they create a Facebook Group for each of their developments, so they can 'virtually' meet their new flatmates before arriving. they also provide regular events and updates on these groups throughout the academic year, helping to build anticipation.

How can I get in touch if I'm concerned about my son or daughter?

They're always happy to pick up the phone and have a chat. If you have any concerns or questions about your son or daughter.

Will my son/daughter be safe at the accommodation?

All of their accommodations have CCTV and are only accessible with a secure fob, while each and every room has its own individual locking system. Their accommodation team are also ready and prepared to support you 24 hours per day no matter how big or small the incident may be. I'm worried about my son/daughter's well-being mental health and well-being are so important to us. Whilst living with us, your son/daughter will be surrounded by amazing opportunities and experiences that boost their well-being, personal network and life skills. And they hope to make them feel energised, connected and inspired. They also work with Dr Dominique Thompson from Buzz Consulting, she’s an expert in student mental health and works with us to improve their student’s wellbeing. Whilst they cannot provide counselling for students, they can refer them to a specialist for further support.

How can I keep up to date with what my son/daughter is up to?

It might be difficult getting much conversation out of your student, but this way you'll feel reassured that they're probably busy having a great time at all the events and activities going on at the accommodation.

Can I view a room?

Of course, our properties are open 24/7 and we always have somebody at the Welcome Hub to greet you.

How do I complete onboarding with two bookings?

Our Management will help guide you through the necessary steps to complete the onboarding process and confirm your bookings, if you have more than one reservation.

How does my guarantor complete their section of the booking process?

Our Management shows you what your guarantor needs to do to complete their section, allowing you to pay your rent in instalments.

Please note, for your guarantor to be approved, they must provide us with valid ID and proof of address in the form of a utility bill dated within the past 3 months.

Will you contact my guarantor directly about my tenancy?

As you are in a tenancy agreement with us, we will use you as the first point of contact and contact you directly. We will only contact your guarantor if there is a delay in payment or we have concerns over the terms of your tenancy agreement being followed. If you have specifically given consent or stated otherwise, we will of course follow your preferences and provide your chosen person with the right information.

How do I complete my booking?

You can book directly with Management using our website. In order for the booking to be confirmed, all required documents must be returned including guarantor agreement, tenancy agreement and provision for your rent payments. A booking will only be confirmed by Management once the On boarding process is complete and all the necessary documentation has been supplied.

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Student Accomodations in Glasgow

Glasgow Student Accommodation

Every year, Scotland welcomes over 48,000 students from more than 185 countries who come to pursue their education. The city provides a warm and inviting environment, making it an ideal destination for students. Finding student accommodation in Glasgow can seem overwhelming, but at amber, we strive to simplify the experience. We offer a diverse range of Glasgow student accommodations that cater to both luxury and budget-conscious preferences.

Students can explore our collection of fully furnished ensuite rooms, studios, student halls, and private rooms to discover their ideal student accommodation in Glasgow. At amber, we prioritise simplicity, and our three-step booking process ensures a hassle-free experience for students seeking student accommodation in Glasgow.

Students have a variety of Glasgow student accommodations to choose from when searching for a place to stay. Properties like Merchant City House, Kyle Park House, and Blackfriars are popular choices among students due to their proximity to the university and the array of utilities and amenities they offer. Amber strives to provide students with the perfect home away from home during their time in Glasgow, such as Canvas Glasgow, West Village, Vita Student West End, iQ Elgin Place, Glasgow and many more.

About Glasgow

Glasgow, the most populous city in Scotland, holds the distinction of being the fourth most visited city in the United Kingdom. What once began as a small rural settlement has transformed into one of the UK's largest seaports and a significant centre for transatlantic trade with the West Indies and North America. Glasgow is teeming with excellent restaurants, bars, and captivating tourist attractions. The warmth and friendliness of its residents create a welcoming environment for both new students and tourists. One of Glasgow's notable features is its remarkable Victorian architectural heritage. Landmarks such as Glasgow Cathedral, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, and the main building of the University of Glasgow exemplify the city's Victorian architectural splendour.

For shopping enthusiasts, Glasgow is a true paradise. The city offers a diverse range of options, whether it's exploring the charming lanes of the western neighbourhoods for unique vintage items and independent businesses, discovering locally made goods along the southern route, or immersing oneself in the vibrant weekend markets found on the eastern road. Notable streets like Ingram Street in Merchant City showcase rare and exclusive fashion labels. At the same time, Buchanan Street is renowned for its retail malls, solidifying its reputation as one of the city's premier shopping destinations.

Best Student Accommodation in Glasgow

Student Accommodation plays an important role in every student’s life. Finding the best student accommodation Glasgow can be challenging and daunting for students new to the city. It can make or break a student's living experience. Hunting for student accommodation in Glasgow can be challenging. Students must consider several aspects when looking for student accommodation in Glasgow.

We know how toiling it might be, so we make the process of booking Glasgow student accommodation easy for you with our simple three-step process of Pick-Pay-Book, with which you can easily book your student accommodation with us. Glasgow has a really good transport system in place, making the student's commute a lot more efficient and economical. With so many universities in place, there are multiple student accommodation Glasgow. Here are some of the best student accommodation in Glasgow:

1. Kyle Park House, Glasgow

2. Merchant City House, Glasgow

3. Blackfriars, Glasgow

4. Gibson Street

5. Buchanan View, Glasgow

6. West Village

7. St Mungo’s, Glasgow

8. Dobbie’s Point, Glasgow

9. True Glasgow, Glasgow

10. Merchant Studios, Glasgow

Cost of Living

While living in the city, your Glasgow student housing cost will likely be the largest of your expenses, but there are many other costs to consider. The cost of living in the city will likely vary on many different factors like where you live, where you study and personal preferences; however, we have tried to provide some approximate values so you can get a rough idea of the different expenses during your Glasgow student accommodation.

1. Food: £200-£300 per month

2. Entertainment and social activities: £100-£200 per month

3. Travel (local): £30-£50 per month

4. Clothes and toiletries: £60-£200 per month

Student Travel Glasgow

This city offers a range of transportation options for students, whether they need to travel from their Glasgow student apartments to their university or simply explore the city. Choosing student accommodation in Glasgow near the university can help reduce travel costs and commuting time. Additionally, students often have access to discounts on bus and train passes. Students have multiple Glasgow student accommodation options which they can use for their day-to-day travelling. These options include:

1. Bus services

Several primary bus services operate throughout the city, including First, Stagecoach, City Bus, and McGill's Bus Services. Tickets can be purchased directly on the bus, or students may opt to buy a ZoneCard, which can be used across different transport services.

2. Subway

Glasgow's subway system provides an efficient means of transportation, bypassing on-street traffic. The city's subway holds the distinction of being the third oldest underground railway in the world. It operates on a single circular route with 15 stations, allowing for easy access to various parts of the city.

3. Cycling

The roads in the city are smooth and suitable for students commuting to their universities by cycle.

4. Tram

For student accommodation in Glasgow, the tram system provides convenient and fast transportation. Buying a Rida card can make unlimited trips on trams and buses. The tram network connects key places such as universities, shopping malls and tourist attractions, giving students the confidence and convenience of travel. A ticket for a single day will cost you around £4.50.

These transportation options ensure that students have convenient ways to get around their Glasgow student accommodation, whether it's for daily commuting or exploring the city's attractions.

Student Lifestyle and Living in Glasgow

Glasgow, a vibrant city in Scotland, is a hotspot for students with its lively atmosphere and diverse offerings. The city is known for its welcoming people, rich history, and thriving arts scene. Students often enjoy exploring the West End, home to the University of Glasgow and trendy cafes. The Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is a must-visit, showcasing art and artefacts. For shopping and socialising, the bustling Buchanan Street is the go-to spot, filled with shops and restaurants. Additionally, Glasgow's music scene is legendary, and students can catch live gigs at iconic venues like the Barrowland Ballroom.

The city has a variety of restaurants to choose from where students can try food from different cuisines. Some of the best restaurants in the city are Hanoi Bike Shop; his Vietnamese restaurant in Ruthven Lane is beautifully decorated and has a range of delicious dishes for students to choose from. Gusto is located in the Sauchiehall Street Area. This Italian restaurant is perfect for anyone who wants to try exquisite Italian Food. Bread Meats Bread is an award-winning burger joint that is a student favourite. One of its most famous dishes is its classic Cali burger, filled with a mustard-fried beef pattie and mouth-watering sauces.

Apart from restaurants and bars, the city also has an exciting year-round calendar full of fun events for students to visit during their time off. One of the annual events in the city is the Glasgow Film Festival, which is perfect for film lovers. Over one hundred films are shown within ten days at this successful new festival. Glasgow Art Fair has grown in stature since its inception to become one of the UK's most prestigious contemporary art fairs. Glasgow Whiskey Festival brings all the best Scotch whisky to one event for the enthusiast and the novice alike.

Glasgow Tourist Attractions

Students living in Glasgow can easily use public transportation from their Glasgow student accommodation and visit the many must-see tourist attractions on their days off from college. Here is a list of a few popular tourist attractions in Glasgow:

1. The Glasgow Cathedral

2. Kelvingrove art gallery and museum

3. The Riverside Museum of Transport and Travel

4. Glasgow Science Centre

5. The Necropolis

6. The Burrell Collection

7. Celtic Park

8. People’s Palace

Universities in Glasgow

There are many well-known and respectable universities in and near Glasgow that provide various degrees and courses to students. Several universities are listed below:

1. Glasgow Caledonian University

2. City of Glasgow College

3. Glasgow School of Art

4. University of Glasgow

5. Glasgow International College

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