Suggestions for College Administrative Building near Mile End and Globe Town, London

Pearson - Always Learning • June 13, 2013The original home of the university, Queens’ Building is the historical heart of this great institution. It’s also where you should go if you need help or information.

Rory C. • March 10, 2015Go up to the second floor if you need to sneak in late to a lecture

Mark A. • June 12, 2016Beginner friendly and fun cousin of the nearby Arch branch at the Biscuit Factory. Varied bouldering, incredible stamina training facility and gym /movement area.

Jake P. • September 8, 2011For some reason the ground floor is 1 in the Sherfield.

Arix B. • September 22, 2016One of the best spectacular and wonderful college! And the mine 😁😬

Kritt N. • August 23, 2014Your typical Wetherspoons. Great value meal and drinks. The hot dogs and burgers are big portions and comes with a drink. Chilli Dogs for the win!

Natacha G. • November 1, 2014Good music,street art building,multi choice dance floor room.that sounds good!!

Wimdu - Simply Better Than a Hotel • May 30, 2012Spacious interior where you can find a bar, a café and a gallery. 5 floors. This trendy new centre for media and creatice industry is worth a look!

Pearletta W. • March 16, 2013Real pie and mash shop down Hoxton Street... if traditional East End food is your thing.

Neil H. • January 23, 2015If you get an opportunity to take in the views from the 44th, take it! Sensational views of London

Rebekah W. • October 29, 2012Fantastic vibrant college! A great place to work

Bubba G. • March 17, 2014The elevators on the right after the entrance break almost daily. They often stop between floors and then go out of service. If you are easily scared, use the stairs or the goods lift straight ahead.

Felipe H. • November 13, 2012Great computer room, but is very busy...

Ovidiu • January 3, 2014Lovely place, central!

Pearson - Always Learning • June 13, 2013Famous King’s College alumni include Nobel Peace Prize laureate Desmond Tutu (Theology), the poet John Keats (Medicine), & the writer Thomas Hardy (French). Could you be next on the list of greats?

Lizzie D. • October 1, 2012The Engineering cafe is a great place for lunch.

A.A • August 22, 2018Convenient area to study but it’s warm over here

Nicole H. • June 6, 2013Tiny doors but great technology in the building

Mau R. • September 18, 2013Good place to have b&b in london,very clean and cheap and central,10mins to buckingham palace with Bus 52

Antonio B. • February 22, 2012Small place people working there are the best thing :) not dissing the products though! :)))

Hazeeq H. • February 22, 2013This building is a bit hidden by the chemistry building. Walk till the end close to the gate to see the entrance.