This studio is more of a bedsit than a studio flat, but for me by myself it was great! There were a few inconveniences; the fridge and freezer hadn't been turned on before I arrived, which would have been really useful. there isn't a full length mirror and the hanging rack by the front door isn't mounted high enough for most clothes that you'd usually hang.
a couple of bits were just a matter of attention to detail; the wallpaper in the bathroom was peeling, there were holes and scuff marks in the main living area that hadn't been attended to. The Hopewell team are fairly good at responding, but weren't always the most helpful in terms of knowledge about the flat and recognising that the thermostat wasn't working etc.
parking is an issue - you have to pay and display to park on the street or pay £12.50 per day to park in the car park for the shopping centre across the road. This really detracted from the value for me as it was inconvenient, difficult and expensive to find somewhere to park my car. The thermostat didn't work, and there was only one window that opened so adjusting the temperature was a bit of a pain.
Overall, the place was good but it was definitely overpriced for how much space you got and given the lack of parking amenities. the location is very convenient though, across the road from a train station (though I can't remember which)!
I don't know that I'd stay again at the same price I paid, but it still a good stay.