Yugo Crown Place, birmingham

Rooms are nice and modern and the staff are friendly and helpful(especially Selma). Having Aircon in the rooms is a great bonus in the summer and the shared kitchen is great I like the fact we have a fridge/freezer each. The beds are comfy and there's plenty of storage space. The launderette is handy too.

The rooms are amazing and the facilities honestly offer more than you could ask for as a student. Everything is modern, clean, and really well maintained. But the best part of living here is definitely the staff, every single staff member is so lovely, always greets you with a smile, and is super approachable whenever you need help. They genuinely make the accommodation feel welcoming and comfortable to live in.

The accommodation looks lovely at first glance but there are no windows in the room which means no natural light or fresh air. The smell of food constantly lingers throughout the building and often makes its way into the rooms. Overall it feels stuffy and uncomfortable to live in for long periods. Would not recommend.

I recently had the pleasure of checking out The Crown Place accom with my friend, and I must say, it's an absolute gem!The 32-floor building is impressive, and the amenities are top-notch. I was blown away by the arcade, study area, yoga and gym facilities, bike storage, and the stunning views from the rooftop party space that can host up to 125 people! Big shoutout to Harrison one of the receptionist, who took his time to do us a tour guide and was absolutely fantastic! He was super knowledgeable, helpful, and made sure we had an unforgettable experience. Kudos to Salmon at reception too for being amazing. If you're looking for a top-notch accommodation in Birmingham, look no further!

Whoever designed the building was probably high, how can there be no windows?? One of the most important parts in a room/living space missing. In addition to this the fridges are small, air is always stuffy and smells when u actually go into the living areas (surprise surprise that's what happens when you have 0 windows) and overall for being one of the most expensive buildings in the b4 area the living space definitely doesn't reflect it. Maybe it was meant for tourists or people that are visiting Birmingham? Definitely not living worthy.