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I came to Nottingham for some work at the QMC hospital and I stayed in a property near the hospital and my stay was very easy and comfortable. Their communication was amazing and couldn't ask for better stay. Will definitely be using them again.
Very well run business was contacted by them for my property and how they wanted to company let the property from me . Of course had my worries at the start but they made me feel relaxed and showed why it’s worth working with them . So far I have had no issues. They paid my deposit and first month rent upfront also my property is in great conditions they even send me pictures of my property after cleans . Had a talk with a few of the neighbours next to my property they are happy as-well.Happy so far.
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