YURTKUR (KJC) KOCAELÝ STUDENT HOUSE OFFICE

The view (the whole bay, Izmit and Orhan Gazi bridge), food and social areas slap other KYKs, but the size of some rooms, shared shower/toilet/fridge, not many alternative places around and transportation are problematic.

It is a male student dormitory where you can have various types of food in the dining hall, which is extremely perfect in terms of view and where you will not have any problems with food. There are a lot of water cuts, and the municipality of Kocaeli urgently needs to take action in this regard. (Note: Fixed) A little more effort is needed in room cleaning.

It was truly amazing to stay in the dormitory with sea views. This dormitory was built after the 17 August 1999 earthquake disaster, with money sent by Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein for the earthquake survivors, used for earthquake survivors for a while, and then allocated to state officials as lodging, finally converted to KYK dormitory. It is a bit difficult for 10 people to use the bathroom and toilet, although it has a very nice structure because it is turned from home to a dormitory. However, when he wakes up in the morning, he manages to make the student happy with its scenery and air. From the front of the dormitory to Umuttepe with the 73 line You can also go to the center with 58 line. Even if the departure times of the lines are 1 hour, one of them passes every 30 minutes. When it comes to business and security, the security brothers are really friendly and pro-student. I have never come across a fight-theft style incident and I am sure you will not hear a negative sentence from anyone as long as you do not pollute the garden full of greenery. Know that you are intermediate in food but not too bad to be eaten. Maybe you may want to eat from outside. In terms of fees, it is really convenient: you only need to pay 260 TL per month. You can support me by liking the comments and photos??

The scenery is beautiful, it's nice to walk outside at night, it's a legendary place to get some air. After all, the dormitory is not a bad place to sleep and work. There are 4 double rooms and 1 triple room in the flats. I think only one of the double rooms is nice (next to the toilet) because everything is not cramped. The other 2 persons seem a bit unlucky. Dining hall food is 5/10 so one should not expect more than government dormitories. Just a little expensive. Student affairs and dormitory manager are very student friendly staff. So 7 out of 10 when you take everything into account.

While staying here, I used to think that even if it ends, if I get out of the dormitory, I would go home and get rid of the dorm, when I look at it now, the happiest days of my life were spent in this dormitory. Appreciate it guys, live the moment and be happy.