So here's an interesting comparison from the Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2015 results (more at http://bit.ly/1I0p7qI). Students scores have to be taken with a pinch of salt. Schools in pretty places, with on-campus housing, cheap facilities, lots of sports students all do well. Those things might not matter much for MBA applicants and some great schools, especially those in costly London, get weak scores. The scores are from all students, not just MBAs, and at least 50 responses were needed so smaller institutions are not on the list.

I'm always interested by the recommendation score, since I think that gives a more holistic measure than which questions the Times Higher Ed chooses, and how they weight them. You can download the whole data from the page I've linked to above, and below I have put the score for some notable universities with accredited MBAs. Generally, almost all of the scores are high. The average across all UK universities is 5.8 on this question and, of course, five of the seven bottom schools in this list are in London.

University name I would recommend my university to a friend
Newcastle University 6.5
University of Bath 6.5
University of Oxford 6.5
University of Cambridge 6.4
University of Exeter 6.4
University of Sheffield 6.4
Loughborough University 6.3
Lancaster University 6.3
University of Birmingham 6.3
University of Leeds 6.3
University of Nottingham 6.3
Durham University 6.3
Robert Gordon University 6.2
University of Warwick 6.2
Imperial College London 6.1
University of Edinburgh 6.1
University of Strathclyde 6.1
University of Manchester 6.1
Royal Holloway, University of London 6
Aston University 5.9
University of Bradford 5.7
Brunel University London 5.7
City University London 5.3
Kingston University 5.2
University of Westminster 5.2

PS If you want to see the scores for other universities, just download the data from the page above. Apologies if you don't see the university you are interested in my selection.