Housing Reviews
4.18 / 5 based on 241 reviews
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Chantal E
Housing
Type of housing: dormitory
Arranged by: Host university
If returning, I would choose: dormitory
Why?
The dorm was nice to live, as most of the foreign students (CESP) students were staying here. Having contact with other foreign people was really easy.
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Personal comments
Accomodation was pretty good overall.
Each student had to share a room with another student. The facilities in the room, however, were described better as they actually were.
Room in the dormitory includes: bathroom with toilet, a tiny kitchen and a living area, including two beds and two desks.
Since the costs of living is not high, the things necessary could be bought there rather than taken from home.
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corinne_bernair
Housing
Type of housing: On campus
Arranged by: Host university
If returning, I would choose: Apartment/House
Why?
Well it depends on the purpose of the stay abroad. As a student, it was good being in a building with others students. An apartement would probably be in the future more convenient, although I would not mind sharing the accomodation again.
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Well it depends on the purpose of the stay abroad. As a student, it was good being in a building with others students. An apartement would probably be in the future more convenient, although I would not mind sharing the accomodation again.
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Eva H
Housing
Type of housing: On campus
Arranged by: Host university
If returning, I would choose: On campus
Why?
Because you are in kontakt with other students, you really grow to a family, parties, meetings, get to know each other, meet for going out in the evening - simply fun and friends
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Personal comments
Depends in which part of Jarov dormitory you live, A and B are twin rooms, with own bath and kitchen, C share 6 people these facilities, F and G share 4 these facitlies but in twinrooms too (C F and G) C ist very modern, but overall you can make yourself comfortable there and its ok in every part
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M H
Housing
Type of housing: On campus
Arranged by: Home university
If returning, I would choose: On campus
Why?
It's pretty cheap compared to the rest of Prague
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Personal comments
I had little black tadpole like things in my bathroom all semester, pretty disgusting. The carpet looked like it had been peed on on several occasions. It was pretty disgusting. My school told me I'd get a towel, cooking utensils and someone to clean my bathroom once a week, I recieved none of these although some other students did. Overall, it wasn't too bad, you adapt pretty easily. It could've been worse.
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Thomas K
Housing
Type of housing: On campus
Arranged by: Host university
If returning, I would choose: On campus
Why?
Easier to meet new people. Very cheap accomodation.
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Personal comments
The student dormitories are the cheapest possibility to live in Prague. It is nothing special, but one gets everything what is necessary for living. Internet, kitchen, bathroom is included in the small appartments, which are shared by 4 persons. The houses look like typical architecture from the comunism period, but for the price charged it is more than ok.
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vdouchie
Housing
Type of housing: Apartment/House
Arranged by: Host university
If returning, I would choose: Apartment/House
Why?
Personal comments
The accomodation was actually a pretty small room shared by two exchange students. In each room there were also a private bathroom and a kind of kitchen.
Although the flat was not so nice, the advantage was that all exhange students lived in the same building, which allowed to build very good relationships with everybody.
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