Lezama 14-16 campus: decision review
Located in Getafe, within the Madrid metropolitan area, Lezama 14-16 campus is a student residence offering one-bedroom and non-en-suite units. The property lists a number of amenities including a study area, air conditioning, and Wi‑Fi. However, before booking, it is worth understanding how the residence compares with other local options and what recent residents have experienced.
Price positioning vs. the city’s from‑price
Getafe has 97 student properties listed on the platform, with a city-wide from‑price of €232 per month (indicative — confirm with the operator). Lezama 14-16 campus offers monthly rates between €840 and €1,040 (indicative — confirm with the operator). This places the residence well above the cheapest options in the city; it sits in the mid‑to‑higher price bracket for student accommodation in Getafe.
The price appears to cover a private bedroom (either a one‑bedroom unit or a non‑en‑suite room) within a building that provides common facilities. Given the wide gap between the city from‑price and this residence’s minimum, prospective residents should compare the exact inclusions (bills, internet, use of common areas) with other properties in the same price range.
Who this residence suits / doesn’t suit
Suits:
- Students who need a room in Getafe and are willing to pay a premium for a self‑contained apartment or a non‑en‑suite room in a residence that claims to offer study spaces and air conditioning.
- Those who are flexible about reliability of promised facilities, or who plan to spend most of their time on campus and use the residence mainly for sleeping.
- Applicants who can inspect the property in person or get a current resident’s honest feedback before committing.
Doesn’t suit:
- Anyone who expects advertised services and amenities to be fully operational upon move‑in. Multiple recent reviews indicate that pool cues, hot water, heating, and a nutrition programme were either missing or non‑functional for extended periods.
- Students who rely on consistent hot water and heating, particularly during winter months in Madrid.
- Those who value responsive management: reviews mention that complaints filed with the residence management did not lead to visible action.
- Budget‑conscious students: the monthly rent is 3.6 to 4.5 times the city’s lowest‑price option. Many other Getafe properties may offer a better value‑for‑money ratio, especially if shared flats or studios are available.
What residents actually say
All three reviews provided for this property give a one‑star rating. Here are the verbatim excerpts that highlight the core issues:
“I have been a resident of this residence since September of last year, and I have decided to write this review because I believe it is the only way to bring about any change, since despite having filed several complaints previously, no action has been taken. The most serious problem, and the one that affects us the mos” — Laia fernandez (Google)
“I’ve been living in this residence since September, and the experience has been terrible. They advertise services and amenities that simply don’t exist: we haven’t had pool cues since September, the hot water doesn’t work most of the time, and the heating is often unreliable, leaving us freezing in our rooms. The washi” — user (Google)
“Unfortunately, my experience at this residence has been largely negative. From the start, you realize that many of the things they promise are simply not available, and the worst part is that no one informs you about this. For example, the nutrition program they advertised was never operational during my stay. To begin” — CoachingCash197 (Google)
These comments paint a consistent picture: the gap between marketing and reality is wide. Hot water, heating, and recreational facilities are cited as undelivered. The management’s response to complaints appears insufficient. While the overall Google rating is 3.2 out of 5 (based on 10 reviews), the written feedback is overwhelmingly negative. Anyone considering this residence should request a current resident’s or staff’s confirmation about each advertised service before signing a lease.
Room‑type guidance
The property lists two room categories:
- 1b (one‑bedroom) – likely a self‑contained apartment with a private kitchen and bathroom. This is the most independent option.
- non_ensuite – a bedroom without a private bathroom; you would share a bathroom with other residents (and possibly also share a kitchen, depending on the layout).
The price range (€840–€1,040) probably reflects variation between these two types. Typically, a one‑bedroom would cost more than a non‑en‑suite. However, the exact split is not specified in the available data. Contact the operator to confirm which price corresponds to which room type.
Given the negative feedback about basic services, carefully check whether the hot water supply, heating, and air conditioning are fully functional in the specific room you are offered. If you choose a non‑en‑suite, ask about the number of people per bathroom and cleaning schedules.
Booking timing
The property has an available‑from date of 6 July 2026 (indicative — confirm with the operator). This suggests that the residence expects to have rooms ready for the 2026–2027 academic year, with occupancy starting in early July.
If you plan to move in for the 2026–27 term, you can begin inquiring now. However, because of the recurring complaints about facilities, it is strongly advised to not commit without either:
- a video tour of the actual room and common areas, or
- a direct conversation with the operator about current conditions and recent improvements. Booking early (e.g., in the first half of 2026) may give you more room choices, but do not let early availability pressure you into ignoring the warning signs from past residents.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I verify that the advertised amenities are actually available?
The reviews mention that pool cues, a nutrition programme, and consistent hot water/heating were not available as promised. Before signing a contract, request a written confirmation from the operator that each advertised amenity (study area, air conditioning, Wi‑Fi, recreational facilities) is operational and will remain so during your stay. If possible, ask for a current resident’s contact to get a candid update.
What is included in the monthly rent of €840–€1,040?
The available data does not list bill inclusions. You need to ask the operator whether utilities (electricity, water, gas), internet, and building maintenance are covered, and if there are any additional fees (e.g., deposit, administration fee, cleaning). All prices quoted here are indicative — confirm with the operator.
Can I cancel my booking if conditions upon arrival are not as described?
The cancellation policy is not published in the provided data. You should clarify the terms in writing before paying any deposit or advance rent. Given the negative past reviews, ensure there is a fair clause allowing you to exit the contract if the hot water, heating, or other essential services are not provided from day one.
Sources & data date
All price, availability, review, and rating data were sourced from the platform’s records dated 2026‑07. Reviews are reproduced verbatim from Google. Ratings and property details are as provided by the operator through the platform.
For live availability and current room details, use the on‑site assistant on the property page.
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