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Students who want a near-Cambridge base with private or semi-private living spaces, strong on-site amenities, and reliable security. Approved reviews highlight tidy rooms, friendly staff, and good location.
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Castle Hill is a modern student accommodation in Cambridge, offering students stylish and comfortable living just a short distance from the city's leading universities. Ideally located for the University of Cambridge and within easy reach of Anglia Ruskin University, the property provides convenient access to campuses, libraries, and student facilities, making it an excellent choice for students. Residents can also explore some of Cambridge’s most iconic attractions, including Castle Mound, King’s College Chapel, The Backs, the Fitzwilliam Museum, and the picturesque River Cam.
The surrounding neighbourhood features a great selection of cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, and everyday amenities, creating a welcoming atmosphere for student life. Excellent bus, rail, and cycling connections make travelling across the city simple and convenient. Students looking for more student accommodation in Cambridge can also explore Anglia House and Brunswick House through Acolyte Living, offering modern amenities and convenient access to Cambridge’s leading universities. With its prime location, contemporary facilities, and vibrant student community, Castle Hill provides an ideal home for students looking to make the most of their university experience in Cambridge.
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Castle Hill is a modern student accommodation in Cambridge, offering students stylish and comfortable living just a short distance from the city's leading universities. Ideally located for the University of Cambridge and within easy reach of Anglia Ruskin University, the property provides convenient access to campuses, libraries, and student facilities, making it an excellent choice for students. Residents can also explore some of Cambridge’s most iconic attractions, including Castle Mound, King’s College Chapel, The Backs, the Fitzwilliam Museum, and the picturesque River Cam.
The surrounding neighbourhood features a great selection of cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, and everyday amenities, creating a welcoming atmosphere for student life. Excellent bus, rail, and cycling connections make travelling across the city simple and convenient. Students looking for more student accommodation in Cambridge can also explore Anglia House and Brunswick House through Acolyte Living, offering modern amenities and convenient access to Cambridge’s leading universities. With its prime location, contemporary facilities, and vibrant student community, Castle Hill provides an ideal home for students looking to make the most of their university experience in Cambridge.
Property Review Snapshot
This guide uses only verified research data and approved student reviews to help you decide if Castle Hill Cambridge fits your needs or if it’s one to skip.
Overall rating
5.0
Size details on request
Floors
Bed Available
Rooms Type
City
Address
Daytime vs evening environment: The property sits close to central Cambridge landmarks and universities, with several nearby institutions accessible by short walks (e.g., University of Cambridge is described as about 0.3 miles away in the dataset, roughly a 5–12 minute walk depending on the route). Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Arts is about 0.5 miles away, making the area a practical hub for students.
Access to essentials: On-site amenities include high-speed Wi‑Fi, laundry, on-site gym, common room, secure door entry, study spaces in rooms, communal kitchens, and housekeeping services in some listings.
Noise and crowd dynamics: Specific noise data is not documented in the provided inputs.
Neighbourhood comfort realities: Approved reviews repeatedly note a clean, bright, well-maintained building with friendly, responsive staff and a convenient location.
Data gaps: Night-time noise levels, crime statistics, and detailed neighborhood sentiment are not provided in the inputs.
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"I really enjoyed my stay here. The room was tidy, bright, and comfortable to live in. The staff were kind and approachable, and they always responded promptly to any issues."
"I really enjoyed my two years living here. The building is clean, cosy and well maintained, and that is thanks to Donna (the manager) and Simona (the housekeeper). They are both very friendly and helpful, and always respond quickly to any issues."
"The workers here are really nice and friendly. Donna, the front desk lady, is always so kind and helpful. She’s fast with responding to emails as well. The rooms are nice and clean, and the location is great."
"I really enjoyed my stay at Castle Hill. The room and amenities are perfectly suited for single-student accommodation. The location is excellent, and the staff are very friendly and helpful."
"I had a great experience living at Castle Hill. The facilities are top-notch, and the management team is always ready to assist with any concerns. Source: StudentCrowd (approved reviews), 2026 timeframe Note: These quotes reflect positive feedback about room comfort, cleanliness, staff responsiveness, facilities, and location."
Students who want a near-Cambridge base with private or semi-private living spaces, strong on-site amenities, and reliable security. Approved reviews highlight tidy rooms, friendly staff, and good location.
Budget-focused students seeking the absolute cheapest option, or those needing strong data on bus routes and night-life noise not provided in the inputs.
On-site gym, high-speed Wi‑Fi, all-in utilities (water, electricity, gas, heating), free contents insurance, secure entry, 24/7 CCTV, on-site maintenance, social events, and study spaces in rooms.
Monthly rent varies across room types (from mid-£260s to mid-£370s per week); some inclusions depend on the listing; no explicit data on certain contract terms or bus connectivity; limited data on night-time noise or crime stats.
Contract length: Academic year tenancies are listed for the room types. Cooling-off clarity: Not specified in the provided inputs. Guarantor expectations: Not specified. Exit implications: Not specified.
En-suite rooms (classic en-suite) and self-contained studios (classic, premium, and deluxe studios). Sizes range from around 12 m² for the smallest en-suites to 23 m² for the deluxe studio, with private kitchens in the studios and shared living/kitchen spaces in en-suites.
The property is listed across multiple platforms (e.g., Abodus, House of Student, Pads for Students, Hall Bookers, Student Tenant). On-site management and maintenance are described in the listings, but the exact operator may vary by listing.
Mid-range student accommodation near Cambridge’s central amenities, with a mix of private and shared living setups and a strong emphasis on on-site facilities.
The provided inputs do not include formal contract terms (cooling-off periods, guarantor requirements) or comprehensive data on all potential inclusions across every listing. Some transport data (bus connectivity) is incomplete in the dataset.
The University of Cambridge is described as being within approximately 0.3 miles, making a walk typically 5–20 minutes depending on the college or department, with other nearby institutions within easy walking distance.
Short, direct walking routes and a well-connected cycling network are highlighted as practical options.
No explicit data on peak-hour reliability is provided in the inputs.
The close proximity and bike-friendly options suit students who prefer walking or cycling to campus and nearby facilities; those who rely on bus routes may find the dataset lacking on reliability data.
Private en-suite in a shared flat (kitchen and living area shared with up to 9 flatmates). Room size up to 12 m². Price: £265 per week. Availability: academic year tenancies.
Self-contained studio with private kitchen and bathroom. Room size ~13–14 m². Price: £300 per week. Availability: academic year tenancies.
Larger private studio with en-suite and kitchenette. Room size ~15–19 m². Price: £375 per week. Availability: academic year tenancies.
Largest private studio with en-suite and kitchenette. Room size 23 m². Price: £375 per week. Availability: academic year tenancies.
These weekly rates reflect the data supplied. For budgeting, you can estimate monthly costs by multiplying weekly rent by about 4.34 (e.g., Classic En-suite ≈ £1,150/month; Classic Studio ≈ £1,304/month; Premium/Deluxe Studio ≈ £1,629/month). Exact monthly spend depends on the unit and any additional deposits or fees, which are not fully detailed in the inputs.
At least one source lists “All Utility Bills Included,” covering water, electricity, gas, and heating. This is stated for a unit in the Pads for Students listing. Free contents insurance is also included in rent according to the same dataset.
The property’s amenities indicate broad inclusions such as high-speed Wi‑Fi, on-site gym, laundry, housekeeping (in some listings), secure door entry, and on-site maintenance.
While utilities are included in some listings, not every listing explicitly confirms this for all rooms. Housekeeping is listed as a feature in some entries but not necessarily included with every room type. The exact deposits, admin fees, or guarantor requirements are not detailed in the inputs. For budgeting, use the weekly room rates and factor in potential upfront costs and any listing-specific inclusions.
As above, approximate monthly costs can be calculated from listed weekly rates, bearing in mind that inclusions may vary by room type and operator.
All room types include dedicated study spaces (in-room study areas for some studios, plus communal study zones). These features support focused study sessions.
Regular on-site social events and a social events calendar are part of the offering, contributing to a sense of community.
On-site laundry, common lounge with widescreen TV and gaming areas, secure entry, and housekeeping services (where offered) add to daily convenience.
On-site gym access and 24/7 CCTV contribute to health and security considerations.
The inputs do not provide comprehensive details on parking, on-site medical facilities, or accessibility accommodations beyond room-level features. Some data points, such as specific parking or accessibility certifications, are not documented.
High-Speed Wi‑Fi is included (noted as 200 Mbps in at least one amenity entry).
The presence of dedicated study spaces and in-room study areas supports academic activity.
are documented in the inputs; only the availability of fast Wi‑Fi and on-site study spaces are confirmed.
24/7 CCTV and secure door entry are listed as security features, along with on-site management.
No explicit night-time crime or safety data is provided in the inputs.
The inputs do not specify late-night access controls beyond secure entry and on-site security features.
Q: How much does Castle Hill Cambridge cost per week?
A: Price ranges from £265 per week (classic en-suite) to £375 per week (premium or deluxe studios).
Q: Are utilities included?
A: At least one listing states all utility bills are included (water, electricity, gas, heating) with free contents insurance; some listings also indicate inclusive utilities, but inclusions can vary by unit.
Q: How close is Castle Hill Cambridge to the University of Cambridge?
A: Approximately 0.3 miles to the university, with straightforward walking routes; nearby institutions like Anglia Ruskin University are also within easy walking distance.
Q: What amenities are on-site?
A: High-speed Wi‑Fi, on-site gym, laundry facilities, common room, bike storage, secure door entry, 24/7 CCTV, on-site maintenance, housekeeping (in some listings), study spaces in rooms, and social events.
Q: Is there a recommended use case based on reviews?
A: Reviews consistently highlight tidy rooms, responsive staff, good location, and strong facility quality, suggesting suitability for students who value a well-maintained environment with supportive management.
Balanced assessment and conditional recommendation Castle Hill Cambridge Reviews—drawn from verified research and approved student feedback—point to a solid mid-range option for students seeking near-campus convenience, strong on-site facilities, and good security. The combination of en-suite or private studio options, fast Wi‑Fi, study spaces, social events, and a proactive management team emerges as a clear strength, as echoed by multiple first-hand reviews praising room quality, cleanliness, and staff responsiveness.
On the other hand, some contract details and inclusions vary by listing, and there is limited data on specific transport reliability (bus routes) and night-time neighborhood dynamics. For students who want a near-campus base with ready-made social and study infrastructure and who can work within the listed price bands, Castle Hill Cambridge is a worthy candidate to consider. For those prioritizing the absolute lowest price, precise bus connectivity data, or guaranteed contract terms across listings, it would be prudent to compare additional Cambridge options.
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Property Review Snapshot
This guide uses only verified research data and approved student reviews to help you decide if Castle Hill Cambridge fits your needs or if it’s one to skip.
Overall rating
5.0
Size details on request
Floors
Bed Available
Rooms Type
City
Address
Daytime vs evening environment: The property sits close to central Cambridge landmarks and universities, with several nearby institutions accessible by short walks (e.g., University of Cambridge is described as about 0.3 miles away in the dataset, roughly a 5–12 minute walk depending on the route). Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Arts is about 0.5 miles away, making the area a practical hub for students.
Access to essentials: On-site amenities include high-speed Wi‑Fi, laundry, on-site gym, common room, secure door entry, study spaces in rooms, communal kitchens, and housekeeping services in some listings.
Noise and crowd dynamics: Specific noise data is not documented in the provided inputs.
Neighbourhood comfort realities: Approved reviews repeatedly note a clean, bright, well-maintained building with friendly, responsive staff and a convenient location.
Data gaps: Night-time noise levels, crime statistics, and detailed neighborhood sentiment are not provided in the inputs.
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"I really enjoyed my stay here. The room was tidy, bright, and comfortable to live in. The staff were kind and approachable, and they always responded promptly to any issues."
"I really enjoyed my two years living here. The building is clean, cosy and well maintained, and that is thanks to Donna (the manager) and Simona (the housekeeper). They are both very friendly and helpful, and always respond quickly to any issues."
"The workers here are really nice and friendly. Donna, the front desk lady, is always so kind and helpful. She’s fast with responding to emails as well. The rooms are nice and clean, and the location is great."
"I really enjoyed my stay at Castle Hill. The room and amenities are perfectly suited for single-student accommodation. The location is excellent, and the staff are very friendly and helpful."
"I had a great experience living at Castle Hill. The facilities are top-notch, and the management team is always ready to assist with any concerns. Source: StudentCrowd (approved reviews), 2026 timeframe Note: These quotes reflect positive feedback about room comfort, cleanliness, staff responsiveness, facilities, and location."
Students who want a near-Cambridge base with private or semi-private living spaces, strong on-site amenities, and reliable security. Approved reviews highlight tidy rooms, friendly staff, and good location.
Budget-focused students seeking the absolute cheapest option, or those needing strong data on bus routes and night-life noise not provided in the inputs.
On-site gym, high-speed Wi‑Fi, all-in utilities (water, electricity, gas, heating), free contents insurance, secure entry, 24/7 CCTV, on-site maintenance, social events, and study spaces in rooms.
Monthly rent varies across room types (from mid-£260s to mid-£370s per week); some inclusions depend on the listing; no explicit data on certain contract terms or bus connectivity; limited data on night-time noise or crime stats.
Contract length: Academic year tenancies are listed for the room types. Cooling-off clarity: Not specified in the provided inputs. Guarantor expectations: Not specified. Exit implications: Not specified.
En-suite rooms (classic en-suite) and self-contained studios (classic, premium, and deluxe studios). Sizes range from around 12 m² for the smallest en-suites to 23 m² for the deluxe studio, with private kitchens in the studios and shared living/kitchen spaces in en-suites.
The property is listed across multiple platforms (e.g., Abodus, House of Student, Pads for Students, Hall Bookers, Student Tenant). On-site management and maintenance are described in the listings, but the exact operator may vary by listing.
Mid-range student accommodation near Cambridge’s central amenities, with a mix of private and shared living setups and a strong emphasis on on-site facilities.
The provided inputs do not include formal contract terms (cooling-off periods, guarantor requirements) or comprehensive data on all potential inclusions across every listing. Some transport data (bus connectivity) is incomplete in the dataset.
The University of Cambridge is described as being within approximately 0.3 miles, making a walk typically 5–20 minutes depending on the college or department, with other nearby institutions within easy walking distance.
Short, direct walking routes and a well-connected cycling network are highlighted as practical options.
No explicit data on peak-hour reliability is provided in the inputs.
The close proximity and bike-friendly options suit students who prefer walking or cycling to campus and nearby facilities; those who rely on bus routes may find the dataset lacking on reliability data.
Private en-suite in a shared flat (kitchen and living area shared with up to 9 flatmates). Room size up to 12 m². Price: £265 per week. Availability: academic year tenancies.
Self-contained studio with private kitchen and bathroom. Room size ~13–14 m². Price: £300 per week. Availability: academic year tenancies.
Larger private studio with en-suite and kitchenette. Room size ~15–19 m². Price: £375 per week. Availability: academic year tenancies.
Largest private studio with en-suite and kitchenette. Room size 23 m². Price: £375 per week. Availability: academic year tenancies.
These weekly rates reflect the data supplied. For budgeting, you can estimate monthly costs by multiplying weekly rent by about 4.34 (e.g., Classic En-suite ≈ £1,150/month; Classic Studio ≈ £1,304/month; Premium/Deluxe Studio ≈ £1,629/month). Exact monthly spend depends on the unit and any additional deposits or fees, which are not fully detailed in the inputs.
At least one source lists “All Utility Bills Included,” covering water, electricity, gas, and heating. This is stated for a unit in the Pads for Students listing. Free contents insurance is also included in rent according to the same dataset.
The property’s amenities indicate broad inclusions such as high-speed Wi‑Fi, on-site gym, laundry, housekeeping (in some listings), secure door entry, and on-site maintenance.
While utilities are included in some listings, not every listing explicitly confirms this for all rooms. Housekeeping is listed as a feature in some entries but not necessarily included with every room type. The exact deposits, admin fees, or guarantor requirements are not detailed in the inputs. For budgeting, use the weekly room rates and factor in potential upfront costs and any listing-specific inclusions.
As above, approximate monthly costs can be calculated from listed weekly rates, bearing in mind that inclusions may vary by room type and operator.
All room types include dedicated study spaces (in-room study areas for some studios, plus communal study zones). These features support focused study sessions.
Regular on-site social events and a social events calendar are part of the offering, contributing to a sense of community.
On-site laundry, common lounge with widescreen TV and gaming areas, secure entry, and housekeeping services (where offered) add to daily convenience.
On-site gym access and 24/7 CCTV contribute to health and security considerations.
The inputs do not provide comprehensive details on parking, on-site medical facilities, or accessibility accommodations beyond room-level features. Some data points, such as specific parking or accessibility certifications, are not documented.
High-Speed Wi‑Fi is included (noted as 200 Mbps in at least one amenity entry).
The presence of dedicated study spaces and in-room study areas supports academic activity.
are documented in the inputs; only the availability of fast Wi‑Fi and on-site study spaces are confirmed.
24/7 CCTV and secure door entry are listed as security features, along with on-site management.
No explicit night-time crime or safety data is provided in the inputs.
The inputs do not specify late-night access controls beyond secure entry and on-site security features.
Q: How much does Castle Hill Cambridge cost per week?
A: Price ranges from £265 per week (classic en-suite) to £375 per week (premium or deluxe studios).
Q: Are utilities included?
A: At least one listing states all utility bills are included (water, electricity, gas, heating) with free contents insurance; some listings also indicate inclusive utilities, but inclusions can vary by unit.
Q: How close is Castle Hill Cambridge to the University of Cambridge?
A: Approximately 0.3 miles to the university, with straightforward walking routes; nearby institutions like Anglia Ruskin University are also within easy walking distance.
Q: What amenities are on-site?
A: High-speed Wi‑Fi, on-site gym, laundry facilities, common room, bike storage, secure door entry, 24/7 CCTV, on-site maintenance, housekeeping (in some listings), study spaces in rooms, and social events.
Q: Is there a recommended use case based on reviews?
A: Reviews consistently highlight tidy rooms, responsive staff, good location, and strong facility quality, suggesting suitability for students who value a well-maintained environment with supportive management.
Balanced assessment and conditional recommendation Castle Hill Cambridge Reviews—drawn from verified research and approved student feedback—point to a solid mid-range option for students seeking near-campus convenience, strong on-site facilities, and good security. The combination of en-suite or private studio options, fast Wi‑Fi, study spaces, social events, and a proactive management team emerges as a clear strength, as echoed by multiple first-hand reviews praising room quality, cleanliness, and staff responsiveness.
On the other hand, some contract details and inclusions vary by listing, and there is limited data on specific transport reliability (bus routes) and night-time neighborhood dynamics. For students who want a near-campus base with ready-made social and study infrastructure and who can work within the listed price bands, Castle Hill Cambridge is a worthy candidate to consider. For those prioritizing the absolute lowest price, precise bus connectivity data, or guaranteed contract terms across listings, it would be prudent to compare additional Cambridge options.
Still unsure if Castle Hill, Cambridge is the right fit for you?
Acolyte Living helps you understand the trade-offs, and choose with confidence.
Explore better student accommodation options with Acolyte Living