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The farce of a parking situation is another reason in a long list to keep local people away from the campus the university is turning into a self centred anti locals area, the place is disgusting with litter everywhere as students do not care or value it and now you are making every attempt to exclude local people. Senior management should be ashamed it is turning into a burden for our city and it is destroying the area.

Service was decent.would have like to have known a wedding party was going to be there but overall for the money we paid I would recommend it.

If I pay for a Sports subscription I should not have to pay for the car park. That will add over 150 to my membership!

I am happy that i have been offered an admission to study here, I hope i will enjoy my stay here and acquire the required academic knowledge and skills i am seeking.

A lovely open space after recent building work. Which has created an increased amount of pedestrianised area making it feel safer for walking

2 stars because the academic staff are amazing and deserve 5 stars, but the rest of the university staff (accommodations, gym, etc.) are awful. They are very snobby and talk down to the students. I'm a postgrad student in my 30's and it's awful that they treat everyone like their school children. The belittling, threatening, and condescending tones is very uncalled for, especially during a worldwide pandemic. I have absolutely hated my overall experience here and would sadly, despite the amazing academic staff, not recommend this university to anyone.

Great campus and facilities, but badly run and inadequately signposted. Stayed at the hotel inside the campus, which meant that we could use the pool. But leisure center staff are very unwelcoming to hotel guests. First, they shut down the pool the evening we got there. 3 hours early. Claiming it was the "festive season ". Then, next day they refused to let us park at pool parking lot (which hotel staff saidwe could do) making me and a small child walk down a hill in the pouring rain (and up the hill on the way back) with no signposts explaining how it works. And when we did get into the pool, we had wasted so much time looking for solutions that there were only 10 minutes of seim time for us.

This is a stunning University campus, with a castle, loch, wonderful woodland gardens with Giant Redwoods, gorgeous red, yellow, white and blue rhododendrons and azaleas in Spring, snowdrops, bluebells, daffodils, hydrangeas and secret woodland walks up the hill. And golf. And a cinema. And a theatre. And bars. And an hotel.

This is a-must-visit campus in Scotland due to the green lush and lovely walk around the lake, the legendary sport complex which home to the world class swimming pool. The golf course located in the heart of the campus is a beauty to behold. The Uni offers great academic courses with awesome student support services. The Student Union is also excellent in her services to make learning, living and student life on campus blissful.

The library is host to over 100,000 books with arrays of online resource facilities as well. Accessibility: in all the entry points to the Uni buildings are all equipped to enhance accessibility to . Location: superbly located in Stirling town; a little bit towards Bridge of Allan. Getting to this higher institution of learning from Stirling town is totally easy as several bus services are available: Unilink and 54 are available routes to the Campus from the Stirling bus station and pass through Bridge of Allan thus offering excellent hop-on on these buses at appropriate time without any difficulty. The Dumyat Park is a short distance away from the Campus. Accommodation: The Uni offers great student accommodation both on and off campus. Overall: such a great University.

Lovely surroundings to amble through and trails leading to the surrounding woodland for those who wish to be more adventurous.