A lot of the reviews amount to "well at least it's cheap" which is not really a ringing endorsement. When you build living spaces that are terrible to live in, they become inexpensive relative to the horror that is the current rental market.
But that seems like a bad solution to rent inflation.
Well, if they are better considering the cost, then they are better considering the cost...
Maybe someone else can design a building that has similarly good/better reviews and gives students windows. But to just assume that there are unproven better cost/benefit options at the needed scale... Well, does not seem justifiable either
But that seems like a bad solution to rent inflation.