I know this will sound odd, but I'm still not sure what this accommodation actually is. Due to the type of accommodation and the rest of the building, I kind of think it belongs to the university, but I am not sure.
We were referred here when the accommodation we'd booked let us down, so we followed the instructions and found it easily - a few stops on the tram (3, 5 or 11) out of town.
The rooms are of the cell type, which means that you get two keys; the first is for the "flatlet," for want of a better word, and this gains you entry to the hallway. From here there are two doors and one is your room. The other is another bedroom and the two rooms share a bathroom which is off the hallway.
Our room contained two single beds, made up with crisp, fresh linen, a small wardrobe and some drawers.
There was a huge picture window which looked out on some pretty woodland to the rear of the building but, unfortunately, there were no curtains or blinds, just thin nets, so we were woken earlier than we would have liked when the sun rose.
The bathroom, too, was clean, although the water pressure was not great (and this makes rinsing your hair a real nightmare job!).
The best thing about this place was the massive corridors, which had huge archaic TV sets at the end but seemingly nothing on which to sit to watch them!
Breakfast was not included, but I believe there was a cafe on site. We, however, had a train to catch so had to grab something on route.
This accommodation was fantastic value at just over 14 pounds per night for two people, and while we had hoped to stay closer to town, was only a couple of minutes by tram or bus from the major sights.