Citi Quays

Londres, Reino Unido

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Teléfono:
+44 20 8981 1010
Sitio web:
www.citiquays.com
Dirección:
69A Burdett Rd, Londres, London, E3 4TN
Bow, Bow Common
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
70 mBow Common Lane
150 mEric Street
350 mMile End Station
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2 opiniones sobre Citi Quays

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Austin, TX
Basically what Kelly and everyone else seems to be saying .
Once they get your admin fees/​etc. they don’t care what happens to you. We’ve been in our flat a month. No mail key, No internet (because our address is listed as commerical), no furniture. It takes an average of about 4 – 5 emails to actually sort anything out, and that’s still not a given.
DO NOT USE. No Matter How Nice the Flat is. I REPEAT DO NOT USE.
Tu valoración: 1
Washington, DC
Just an update on Citi Quay’s progress: they still suck, and ignore all of our requests (2 in the last 6 months concerning electrical and repair issues, quite reasonable I think to handle.)
I know it’s really hard to look busy in your office (I’ve seen it myself), but once it awhile it might be beneficial to actually do your job. Or try? Trying would certainly be ok too.
At least our landlord is responsive. We’ll see how responsive he is when we recommend that he fire his incompetent letting company. At this point I’m even willing to help do research for him to find another.