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Register a Complaint

How to raise a complaint 


If you experience problems within your residence, our service, or a member of our team, please take the time to let us know.

All complaints must be addressed in writing (including email) to the Manager of the space in the first instance.

All complaints must be made by the student themselves and not by a parent, guarantor or third party unless prior permission has been given or the third party is named on the lease for a third party to act on their behalf.

How we will deal with your complaint

Further Information

We fully understand that you may not wish to address certain issues locally as it may not be appropriate, or you may have raised your concerns in writing to the Residence Manager and you are dissatisfied with the response.

If this applies, then please escalate your concerns in writing to: 

feedback@yugo.com

Please ensure you include the following:

A full and final response will be issued in writing within 7 working days of receipt of your letter.

Country Specific External Complaint Arbitration Information (where applicable)

United Kingdom:

For any enquiries that require further escalation, the complaint can be referred to ANUK under their National Code. The complaint must be made in writing and must be submitted within six months after the end of the tenancy.

Your complaint can be sent to: National Codes Administrator, 155-157 Woodhouse Lane, Leeds, LS2 3ED or by email to NationalCodes@unipol.org.uk

Ireland

For any enquiries that require further escalation, applications for dispute resolution can be made via the RTB.

To apply for Dispute Resolution with the RTB whether for Mediation or Adjudication, can be made via the RTB's webform, which can be accessed here https://disputes.rtb.ie/Disputes/General.aspx

Spain:

For any enquiries that require further escalation, you can collect an official claim form from the residence reception.  These claim forms are issued by the Consumer Offices of the regional governments ("Comunidades Autónomas").