The accommodation on campus is pretty standardised - a "superior en suite" in say Furness College is pretty much the same as other colleges. There's more variation in the "standard ensuite", town houses, standard shared bathrooms etc.
Furness and Fylde are mostly modern accommodation, mostly superior ensuite, and pretty central.
The downside re the superior ensuite is lack of "communal" space within each flat - they are mostly clusters of 8 rooms around a communal kitchen which is the only "shared" space, and is basically just a kitchen table with a few chairs round it - no sofas, no TV, etc. The idea is to use the common room in each college, but they're quite a walk away (different blocks) so not really convenient )(and mostly closed for the duration during the covid lockdowns!).
The town houses have much more communal space including a larger kitchen, large dining/seating area with sofa, and many have a patio door so students can sit outside their townhouse on the lawns, so a lot more social for within your flat and also with neighbouring flats.
The newest area is the south west campus which is quite a walk up the spine back to the central areas and a very long walk up to the sports centre and new medical block - there isn't much in the way of lecture theatres, classrooms etc down at that end, just mainly the business/management school and engineering block. Though the departments aren't necessarily where you'll have lectures as a lot of lectures are on lecture theatres within other departments - you don't have all lectures/teaching within your own dept.