Dean House

This was my first time moving out of the house and I was very skeptical about living alone in a student accomodation. The property management Tamsin and Karol are very kind & helpful. The location is very good and has good departmental stores around. The location is very close to central London, with London Bridge being only a stop away from the train. With Ensuite facilities, Dean House becomes the perfect student accommodation for students

Wi-Fi is unusable with exceedingly low speed. Instead of 200M advertised, it’s actual speed ranked 0.5M/s on a bad day and 6M/s on a good day (speedtest.com). Ping is high, hence not recommended for a COVID influenced hybrid study mode as online classes cannot even be assured. Delivery might be at risk as a lot of parcel courtiers cannot find the location.

Love the fact that I had a double bed! Rooms are much bigger than the ones at Loring and you get really nice freebies every Friday, the receptionist’s the sweetest. The only drawback’s I see are that the fridge’s not enough for all the flatmates, the wifi’s annoying af occasionally, and the bathroom’s pretty small and doesn’t have enough storage, but honestly it’s d*** good for the price and for an accom

It was a heavily mismanaged property, with most staff unavailable or unable to help with issues. Rooms were not cleaned well before moving in, and they refused to clean them after many complaints. The room I was assigned originally was not cleaned due to mismanagement, and I had to be relocated two times, as somebody else's stuff was in my assigned room. The entire accommodation has a rodent infestation with mice and rats in the walls and the kitchen. The carpets are filthy, heavily stained, and not cleaned. The only benefit is the location, which is close to bus stops and has two overground stations nearby.