David Moxon Residence – Student Reviews

I stayed at David Moxon, and the maintenance team were very efficient—my heating issue was resolved within a day. The letting agency clearly explained the contract and my rights. I received my full deposit back at the end without any disputes or delays. A smooth and stress-free experience overall.

Affordable and social, student halls are perfect for first-year students who want to be in the heart of university life.

Student halls provide a great balance of affordability and social life. The facilities vary, but most are good enough for a smooth start.

Designated quiet halls. 6 people per kitchen so it isn’t crowded compared to other halls of residence. Rooms are a good side and all have en-suite bathrooms. Showers are good but not brilliant. Maintenance team is great, often fixes problems by the next day. Can be loud and unbearable to sleep, rooms are not the best. Not great value for money. Also not far from the university only being a 10 min walk

In second year, i moved to david moxon, it was a quiet accommodation with very modern appliances. This made living very easy.

In the second year, i moved to David Moxon and it was perfect.

UniHomes has been a pretty decent option for student renting, especially if you’re looking to live with friends and keep things simple. Having bills included in the rent is a huge bonus—it saves arguments and makes budgeting way easier. The houses themselves can vary a bit in quality, but ours was clean, cosy, and in a good location near campus. Communication with the letting agents was alright, though it sometimes took a bit of chasing to get things fixed. Overall, it’s a solid choice for students who want the freedom of private renting without the hassle of managing bills.

UniHomes has been a pretty decent option for student renting, especially if you’re looking to live with friends and keep things simple. Having bills included in the rent is a huge bonus—it saves arguments and makes budgeting way easier. The houses themselves can vary a bit in quality, but ours was clean, cosy, and in a good location near campus. Communication with the letting agents was alright, though it sometimes took a bit of chasing to get things fixed. Overall, it’s a solid choice for students who want the freedom of private renting without the hassle of managing bills.

Located just a 10-minute walk from Solent University’s main campus, David Moxon offers 117 en-suite rooms tailored for first-year undergraduates. Residents benefit from amenities like well-equipped kitchen/diners, a laundry room, secure bicycle storage, parking, and designated quieter areas. The rent includes all utility bills, up to 100mb WiFi, and 24-hour residence

I like that there is a secure entry point to the building, which is monitored by staff and 25/7 cctv making me feel safer- especially for the students

David Moxon Student residence, is a much quieter accommodation quite modern and 10 to 15 minutes away from the university. This accommodation is very expensive for what you get, residential team are helpful though.

This accommodation was extremely good as it had really good rooms, bathrooms and kitchens. The maintenance team was very helpful and quickly responsive to any problems that occurred and the front desk always had people there to help in case you lost your keys or accidentally locked yourself out

The contract is very well explained and shows us what we can and can not do and what can lead to possible extra charging. The cleaning by the cleaners is great and fast response to maintenance

In second year i moved to david moxon and it was perfect. It was quiet enough to work on assignments and the social spaces were never dirty and always useable,

The university accommodation was disappointing and not worth the price. My room was cramped, poorly ventilated, and the walls were paper-thin. Shared spaces like the kitchen and bathroom were often dirty and rarely cleaned properly. Maintenance requests took ages to be addressed, and staff weren’t very helpful. Overall, it felt more like surviving than living, and I wouldn’t recommend it to future students.

Great accom it’s very quiet and the rooms are a good size, so are the kitchens, there’s 3 floors too

As an international student, getting this accommodation was an easy process. During my stay all the problems and questions I had were answered my the team. The walk to uni was 10 minutes and to town was just under 10 minutes. So I had no problem with transportation and my lifestyle then was easy

David Moxon is a decent place to stay—rooms are comfortable and location is solid. Just keep in mind it’s a quiet environment, so not ideal if you’re after a lively or social atmosphere. Very close to the student hub which is very ideal.

Living at David Moxon Student Residence has been one of the best parts of my student experience. The rooms are modern, clean, and well-equipped with everything you need to feel comfortable and at home. The common areas are perfect for both studying and socializing, and the atmosphere is always welcoming. The management team is incredibly friendly and responsive—any issues are dealt with quickly and professionally. Security is also top-notch, so I’ve always felt safe living here. The location is ideal too, with easy access to campus, shops, and public transport. Whether you’re a first-year student or further along in your studies, I’d highly recommend David Moxon as a place to live. It truly feels like a home away from home!

David Moxon Student Accommodation offers a comfortable and convenient living experience for students. The facilities are modern and well-maintained, making it an ideal choice for those looking to balance their studies with a social lifestyle. The location is great, close to universities and local amenities, which makes commuting easy. The rooms are spacious and come equipped with essential furniture and amenities. The communal areas foster a sense of community among residents, with plenty of opportunities to socialise. The staff is friendly and responsive, always ready to assist with any concerns. Overall, David Moxon provides a supportive environment for students to thrive both academically and socially.

secure entry, reception staff, and 24/7 CCTV, which made it feel really safe, especially for me as a student.

I had a less-than-ideal experience at David Moxon. While the room was clean, it was much smaller than expected, and the furniture felt old and uncomfortable. The Wi-Fi was unreliable, which was frustrating, especially for work. The staff, though polite, seemed overwhelmed and not very helpful. The location was decent, but the noise from nearby streets made it hard to sleep. Overall, it didn’t live up to the expectations I had, and I wouldn’t recommend it for those looking for a quiet and hassle-free stay.

The maintenance for this building is top. A cleaner cleans the kitchens and halllways every morning. The rooms are spacious and it also has a good common room for socialising.

I found my stay at David Moxon to be enjoyable. The location is fantastic, I was able to access it with little effort.

David Moxon is very modern and is quite a quiet accommodation. Would definitely recommend if you are a 3rd year student.

David Moxon was different, and as much as I liked living there, the small common room on the bottom floor made it difficult for group study sessions.

The university accommodation was disappointing and not worth the price. My room was cramped, poorly ventilated, and the walls were paper-thin. Shared spaces like the kitchen and bathroom were often dirty and rarely cleaned properly. Maintenance requests took ages to be addressed, and staff weren’t very helpful. Overall, it felt more like surviving than living, and I wouldn’t recommend it to future students.

In the third year, I lived in David Moxon, and it was quiet and out of the way. It made it easy to focus on studies and my dissertation.

When I was sick last semester, one of the staff members even checked in on me and offered help. They genuinely care about students here

Living in student accommodation has been a mix of convenience and chaos. It’s super close to campus and great for meeting new people, but it can get noisy and a bit pricey. Having bills included is a lifesaver, but sharing a kitchen with messy flatmates isn’t always fun. Overall, it’s a solid option for first years, but probably not something I’d do long-term.