✔ Pop-up hotel nicely located in Southampton ✔ Each room is equipped with a small double bed ✔ Communal bathrooms ✔ Well-equipped shared kitchen ✔ 3-minute walk to Solent Sky Museum ✔ 9-minute walk to Queen's Park ✔ 12-minute walk to God's House Tower ✔ 13-minute walk to Friary Gate ✔ 15-minute walk to Canute's Palace ✔ 16-minute walk to Bargate & Palmerston Park ✔ 17-minute walk to Tudor House & Garden ✔ 22-minute walk to the SeaCity Museum SPACES ⭐ For travellers seeking a clean and secure place to stay in Southampton, student accommodations offer exceptional value ⭐ 1 bedroom — the bedroom is complete with a small double bed (120cm x 190cm) ⭐ Desk space available ⭐ An extensive area guide is provided, and we are available 24/7 ⭐ Essentials, linens, towels, and WiFi are provided 🧡 Save this property listing to your wishlist for future trips ACCESS ● Guests will have access to the entire unit they’ve booked, including the common areas. ● Guests will have access to parking via Your Parking Space at an additional cost. ● The rooms are distributed across various levels, from the first to the third floor. A lift is available. Common Areas: ● Communal, cosy living room with a Smart TV ● Communal dining area ● Communal bathrooms (3 toilets and 3 showers per 10 rooms) ● Well-equipped communal kitchen ● On-site communal laundromat paid via an app Check-in Information: Guests are free to check in at the reception from 3 PM. ∗Please note that children under 18 are not allowed to stay. ∗Please note that the beds are standard UK sizes. ∗Please note that JOIVY is not responsible or liable for lost, misplaced, or stolen items during guests' stays. ⚡ In light of the current situation, we kindly ask our guests to consume electricity and gas mindfully. Please note we will add an additional charge for excessive energy usage.

Southampton, located on the south coast of England, is a vibrant city known for its maritime heritage, bustling port, and rich history. The city benefits from excellent transportation links, including road, rail, and air connections. The M3 and M27 motorways provide easy access to London and other major cities. Southampton Central railway station offers regular services to London and other destinations, while Southampton Airport provides domestic and international flights. Southampton boasts a history dating back to Roman times, with evidence of settlement and trade activity throughout the centuries. Its strategic location on the Solent estuary made it an important port for trade and military purposes. The city played a crucial role in medieval England, serving as a departure point for ships bound for the Crusades and later as the port of departure for the Titanic in 1912. The city centre features diverse shops, from high-street retailers to independent boutiques. Westquay Shopping Centre is a popular destination, offering many shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. Southampton's dining scene is equally diverse, with eateries serving cuisine from around the world alongside traditional British fare. Southampton's maritime legacy is deeply ingrained in its identity. The city is home to one of the UK's busiest ports, handling cruise ships, cargo vessels, and ferries. The SeaCity Museum offers insights into Southampton's maritime history, including exhibits on the Titanic and the city's role in World War II. ● Parking is available via Your Parking Space at an additional cost. ● The nearest bus stop is Itchen Bridge West, a 4-minute walk. ● The nearest ferry terminal is Southampton Passenger Terminal, a 17-minute walk. ● The nearest train station is Southampton Central, a 27-minute walk. ✈ Nearest airport: Southampton Airport: a 15-minute drive