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**Pollock Halls of Residence, The University of Edinburgh**

Nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Holyrood Park, Pollock Halls of Residence offers a vibrant and welcoming living experience for students at The University of Edinburgh. With its modern facilities and a diverse community atmosphere, Pollock Halls stands out as an ideal home away from home, fostering both academic success and personal growth. Each residence is designed to promote comfort and convenience, featuring well-appointed rooms, communal spaces, and accessible amenities that cater to the needs of all residents.

At Pollock Halls, we pride ourselves on our commitment to quality service and customer satisfaction. Our dedicated staff are always on hand to assist with any inquiries, ensuring that every resident feels supported throughout their stay. With a range of social events and activities organized regularly, residents have ample opportunities to forge lasting friendships and create unforgettable memories.

What truly sets Pollock Halls apart is its unique blend of academic focus and community spirit, making it not only a place to live but also a place to thrive. Whether you’re seeking a quiet space to study or a lively environment to unwind, Pollock Halls of Residence is the perfect choice for students looking to immerse themselves in the rich culture of Edinburgh while enjoying the comforts of home. For more information or to book an appointment, feel free to contact us at 0131 651 2001 or visit our website at http://www.accom.ed.ac.uk/. Experience the difference at Pollock Halls, where your university journey begins!

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Pollock Halls of Residence, The University of Edinburgh edinburgh
Pollock Halls of Residence, The University of Edinburgh edinburgh
Pollock Halls of Residence, The University of Edinburgh edinburgh
Pollock Halls of Residence, The University of Edinburgh edinburgh
Pollock Halls of Residence, The University of Edinburgh edinburgh
Pollock Halls of Residence, The University of Edinburgh edinburgh

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Gruff Gwynn

5 Google Rating

Great place to stay not far from the centre of Edinburgh. The campus itself is clean, friendly and q

5/ 5

Great place to stay not far from the centre of Edinburgh. The campus itself is clean, friendly and quiet, perfect place to get back to after a day out. The breakfast in the morning is great and essential for a good day of exploring. The room I stayed in was quiet, clean and just overall a lovely place to relax, although the walls are a bit thin so if you have a noisy neighbour it can make it a bit hard to get to sleep.

Tom Barker

1 Google Rating

Has to be the most uncomfortable bed I've stayed on, with the most insignificant pillows ever. Add i

1/ 5

Has to be the most uncomfortable bed I've stayed on, with the most insignificant pillows ever. Add into the mix that with the window closed the room is unbearable, but it's so loud outside. Must be every morning around 6AM that rubbish collection trucks arrive! Only positives are the price, cleanliness and nice staff. Also, the breakfast is a grease fest.

Anya Toledo

2 Google Rating

Breakfast, location, and the room were fine. There unfortunately were numerous housekeeping issues f

2/ 5

Breakfast, location, and the room were fine. There unfortunately were numerous housekeeping issues from the room not being serviced regularly to someone trying to come into the room without asking. Also had issues with bedding and the bathrooms being properly cleaned. A disappointing stay...

Robert Vink

5 Google Rating

The place in Edinburgh to stay for a reasonable price with a diverse breakfast and very friendly sta

5/ 5

The place in Edinburgh to stay for a reasonable price with a diverse breakfast and very friendly staff.

Perwaiz Khan

4 Google Rating

Outstanding and clean place with lots of nature and friendly and courteous staff.

4/ 5

Outstanding and clean place with lots of nature and friendly and courteous staff.

Jen Gillman

5 Google Rating

Perfect accommodation within easy walking distance of the city centre. Clean comfortable rooms, hea

5/ 5

Perfect accommodation within easy walking distance of the city centre. Clean comfortable rooms, hearty breakfast and lovely gardens. Staff all friendly and helpful.

Daniel Meyer

3 Google Rating

The accommodation was adequate with a comfortable mattress. (Progress since past visits.) The staff

3/ 5

The accommodation was adequate with a comfortable mattress. (Progress since past visits.) The staff were helpful and friendly.

dogstaraycliffe

5 Google Rating

It's always a pleasure to stay at the Pollock Halls of residence, the staff are super friendly and t

5/ 5

It's always a pleasure to stay at the Pollock Halls of residence, the staff are super friendly and the accommodation is spot on I even have an ensuite this year which is nice.

Fiona T

4 Google Rating

Walked once again through the usually very well tended grounds only to find the weeds growing thick

4/ 5

Walked once again through the usually very well tended grounds only to find the weeds growing thick and profusely. There are still some lovely flowers - agapanthus, lilies, penstemon but oh The Weeds. I wanted to pull up some but resisted as so many. Couldn't believe my eyes when a group led some llamas through the grounds. Apparently some "show" I learned. Hopefully, the gardeners and groundsmen will return the gardens to their former glory.

p clarke

4 Google Rating

Good location for city centte

4/ 5

Good location for city centte

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