The Rise

About The RiseThe Rise is a student accommodation in Nottingham, ideal for students who prefer to live in studios. There are three types of studios: classic, premium, and deluxe. The three options are convenient for students who value privacy and space.Each studio features a small double bed, a wardrobe to store your belongings,  a study desk, and a chair that is ideal for studying sessions, as well as bookshelves for your books and novels. They also have a private kitchen for coo...king and an en-suite bathroom. The room also includes storage space and a noticeboard. All of these features contribute to an organised and private experience. The premium and deluxe options are recommended if you prefer more space in your studio.FeaturesThe Rise, the Nottingham student accommodation, offers excellent services and amenities for students. The property offers a 24/7 concierge service to assist students, fast Wi-Fi for studying and streaming, and a communal lounge for relaxing. It also has a pool table for some enjoyment, an outdoor courtyard to relax, and an on-site cinema room for movie nights with friends. Additionally, the property has CCTV to ensure students’ safety and a recycling service. Nottingham is a city with a history that extends to this day, with a culture that warmly welcomes students. Nottingham Castle, a key historical landmark, is often associated with the legendary Robin Hood. The castle includes an adventure playground called Hood’s Hideout. The castle also witnessed significant historical moments, such as riots, rebellions, and the English Civil War.Nottingham’s Lace Market is one of the oldest parts of the city, and it’s famous for its manufactured intricate lace, attracting people of interest due to its creative and industrial heritage. Additionally, the National Justice Museum, an educational site, uses an immersive experience to tell the history of social justice through activities and exhibitions. If you’re interested in theatre, the Theatre Royal is an interesting place to visit as it hosts a variety of performances, including musicals, opera, ballet, dramas, and more.If you’re interested in the food culture, the Nottingham Food and Drink Festival is held at Wollaton Hall in August. It includes food stalls from all around the world, live cooking demonstrations, entertainment, and a pleasant atmosphere.Places to VisitMraya Restaurant - Five-minute walkONUR Burger - Five-minute walk Marmaris Turkish Restaurant - Nottingham - Five-minute walkBeam – Gallery / Bookshop / Cafe - Eight-minute walkPrimary - Eight-minute walkThe Museum of Curiosities - Nine-minute walkThe Wandering Goblin - Ten-minute walk Arboretum - 11-minute walkBonington Gallery - 13-minute walk