Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT)

In the house were I'm living is pretty big. Everybody has his own room. We have a garage, bathroom with a second toilet downstairs, living room and a big living kitchen. The bad thing is that it is sometimes not that warm. But generally ist really o.k.. I'm living together with a rumanien, spanish and france gay. So it is good, because you always have to talk english. I think the accommodation from the GMIT are very good and close to the college.

It was my first time abroad. I had no prior experience so I was happy for the accomodation arranged by GMIT International Office. Later on, when I settled down, I found a room by myself. In general: Campus accomodation is more expensive than accomodation in houses which on the other side may have a bad location. I would recomend to begin with acccomodation offered by GMIT and than decide to stay or to find something else.

The international officer loks for the accomodation and they are pretty OK. It's good to arrive to a country that you don't know and have a bed to sleep the first night. The accomodation it's very close to the Institute but far away from town. There is a public bus to connect.

it's really handy because it's near the GMIT, and you can go only by walk, and moreover the houses are pretty big...

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the walls were very thin, with little or no insulation between them. therefore, the heat would be 80% lost in the first 40 min.all kitchen utilities were very old and non 100% functional. heating and electricity are not included in the rental price. I did not move from this house because I was on a scarce budget.