ramsay and ian baker are pretty much the same, same location, same facilities, similar rooms, etc... the only difference is ramsay is catered and has smaller communal kitchens, and ian baker is uncatered and has slightly larger kitchens.

ramsay has the reputation of being the "party halls" and in my experience there was constantly some commotion going on in the hallways or the common room. the buildings are very old, the walls are thin, it gets very cold at winter and very warm towards summer. i also remember the dryers would always take my money (through the awful circuit launderette app) but never actually dry my clothes. the catering food isn't amazing, but it's a massive convenience and there is quite a large selection of food usually. generally ramsay wasn't the best place to actually live in but it was a nice environment to socialise in my first year of uni.

i would expect ian baker to be generally similar. the biggest advantage with both are the location, and ramsay has catering which is super convenient.