How do students live in London
Konstantin Londonsky aka londonhikes says: “This time I decided to show what a student dormitory looks like. Most of us were (or are) students, and many lived in a hostel. Dormitories in London are quite comfortable and I'm sure a lot of people would be interested to compare.”
(Total 54 photos)
Source: Journal/londonhikes
1. The hostel is located in the north of London. When you exit the subway, you can immediately see the signs.
2. There is a beautiful bar nearby.
3. It's autumn (huh?), and the streets are very beautiful.
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5. The entrance looks like this. It is usually impossible for outsiders to enter the territory of the hostel, but on this day the doors were open.
6. To begin with, I moved into the park (right door).
7. Only seagulls ran on the football field.
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9. Autumn, autumn….
10. So, let's go back to the hostel. This is what the building looks like.
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12. At the entrance there is a container for clothes and shoes. They promise to donate it to charity.
13. Instructions for sorting garbage.
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15. Very convenient scheme, each block has its own color.
16. Entrance by electromagnetic "pills".
17. Mailboxes painted in the color of the block.
18. Finding the right room is easy.
19. Staircase.
20. Corridor.
21. The entrance of the room is also carried out by a "tablet".
22. This is how the room looks like. I want to separately note that the bed is very comfortable, for a hostel this is a rarity.
23. Table. The computer, of course, is not included in the room. Hats too
24. Kitchen. Soup awaits on the stove
25. And here is the soup itself. Chicken bouillon.
26. View from the window. By the way, the windows do not open fully to prevent students from jumping, although I noticed that many of the limiters are removed.
27. Toilet.
28. Shower.
29. We go to the laundry. Instruction.
30. Washing machines. Payment by coins.
31. Courtyard.
32. Something like a barbecue oven.
33. There is also a common living room.
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37. There must be a wheelchair ramp.
38. Well, some photos of the surroundings.
39. Something like a literary cafe. There are a lot of books inside, come in, order some tea and sit and read.
40. Second hand.
41. Quite an unusual barrier for parking bicycles.
42. I love photographing pubs.
43. Black cat, does not respond to kitty-kitty.
44. An ideal place for a photo on avatars.
45. Who likes to dance salsa?
46. Caring residents of London left the radio.
47. Bull and Gate. What do they smoke in Britain before naming pubs like that?
48. Beautiful lane.
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50. Another pub.
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52. A stack of newspapers is folded in front of the subway, I don’t want to take it.
53. Even flowers are bred at the metro station.
54. Old clothes shop.