Agnes Blackadder Hall Campus Accommodation

Stayed there while attending a conference that took place on the St Andrews campus. Apparently this is the largest dorm that St Andrews U has to offer and it's available during the summer months when the University is not in session. The rooms are basic student accommodations but the wifi works; the room I stayed in (on the 4th floor) was clean, including bathroom and shower. There was a hot water thingy and tea and coffee were supplied in decent amounts. No fridge or safe though. Also, the mattress was way too soft, or maybe just worn out. But I managed. Brekkie was included and was actually quite good (with several stations offering a gamut of options). Hall staff (mostly older folks) were consistently friendly. The folks at the reception desk were younger and could use a lesson or two on customer service. Overall, it was not a bad choice and if I would attend another conference, or for that matter if I would decide to take up golf, it'd be a creditable alternative. The hall is about a 15 minutes stroll to North and South Street ("downtown") both of which have plenty of food and drink places.

Welcoming and helpful personnel, lovely room, within walking distance (uphill) of the main part of town, delicious breakfast menu ~ truly enjoyed staying here. When we could not figure out how to use the washing machines and dryers, one of the senior staff made calls to the service provider to make the machines available for our use. We were early and the staff graciously came to store our luggage and offered us coffee till our rooms were ready.

Our happy weekend was enhanced by a brilliant experience of great hospitality. The breakfasts were amazing with wonderful service from Rachel and her team. A great welcome at reception, with warm and friendly service throughout. We couldn't have asked for better. Would highly recommend this as an extremely affordable place to stay.

Booked a golf trip to St Andrews with an overnight stay at Agnes Blackadder Hall. Must have been another 100 golfers there, great use of the facility out of student term time. Simple check in, room fine, staff great and really well organised. Wouldn't hesitate to book again!

Chose this accommodation as it was cheap at £59 room only for one night. I knew it would be basic as I’ve stayed in similar student accommodation before and it was indeed very basic. The rooms are available during the summer months when the students are away. Was quite tricky to find once I arrived at the Campus. Reception staff were lovely, friendly and very helpful. Unfortunately in the first room I had, the bed was old, squeaky and fit for the skip. After contacting reception, they quickly allocated me another room which was better. The advertising says it’s 10 minutes walk into town and it is if you are 18 years old. Being well over 18 it took me 20 mins. There is pleasant short cut into town through a park at the back of the building. If you are looking for cheap, basic accommodation for a couple of nights then this place is fine. The restaurant was closed so no breakfast served but plenty eateries in town. Tea and coffee making in the room. If you plan to have dinner in the town, you really need to book in advance. I struggled to find anywhere for dinner. Oh and take earplugs if you sleep with the window open as the seagulls are SO noisy!!