Westside Studio Apartments

The room was tiny but it had everything needed if you were staying for a week and needed to eat breakfast / make tea etc. Great location close to centre of town and also on the University side. The manager gave us extra towels as we were staying a few nights even though they weren't needed. Explained how to use the induction stove and also told us about the ambient light that can come in at night and how to minimise that. Very thoughtful. Liked how the bathroom light and fan were interconnected so you didn't have steam fogging up the whole place. And the washing machine / drying rack were great. Bonus lots of hooks around the place, bathroom, kitchen / bedroom area that were very useful. Great personal thinking.

Nothing really. A bit bigger would have been nice but we weren't there to stay in the studio.

I have spoken to a gentleman by the name of Alvin, I found him to be very helpful, with a very friendly and pleasant personality, it made you feel important. Offering assistance if needed, which felt very welcoming. As our original room had some water damage caused by the heavy rains the night before we arrived, Alvin informed me that he upgraded our accommodation to a family suite, which consisted of a queen size bed there was also another room with double bunks as well as a single bed, including a study table, the tv area was accommodating, there is a laundry facility and very well laid out kitchen with a good size refrigerator. We recommend this for a family of five, very ideal.

Well-equipped kitchen, washing machine and dryer in the apartment, quiet location, very friendly and helpful staff.

There was nothing we didn't like.

The off-site attendant was very quick in responding to my phone request for entry. Value for money, the place was just OK. I already had low expectations and I felt that it met them. The accommodation is very basic, aimed I suspect at itinerant workers needing to stay a few days or longer. In fact its billboard advertises daily, weekly and monthly stays. I doubt that it would appeal to the leisure traveler.