Russell Hall Dorm Reviews at Belmont

Russell Hall was right by my college of entertainment so it was very convenient for me. The maintenance workers were more then kind and took such good care of everyone on each floor. The rooms were more than big and gave you enough space to make it feel like home and do anything possible.

I spent my year in Russell during the First year back from quarantine; even during all the adjusted rules the staff and RAs did everything they could to make the experience living there enjoyable. The view from Russell even on Floor 0 is very nice, I got to bird/people watch out my window as I took online classes. The bathrooms were really great, I appreciate a good living space and they were clean, well-designed and visually pleasing, with a nice diffused window for natural light. The space itself isn't super fancy but you get a nice amount of room for a suite. Definitely not a bad deal.

I stayed in the suites at Russell Hall and I really enjoyed it. I liked that it was the closest upperclassman dorm to the cafeteria and most school buildings. The only negative to living in Russell Hall is that there is no garage underneath the building.

I've loved living here. The bedrooms in my apartment are really nice sizes, updated appliances in the kitchen work great, and the RAs and RD are really sweet and accessible. The only downside is the community laundry room; although it is super clean, the dryers sometimes are moist and dewy, which can kinda make the dry time for laundry longer.

Honestly, I've been to several other college dorms while visiting friends and they don't even come CLOSE to Belmont's dorms. My bathroom here is way bigger than the one I have at home with plenty of storage space. My room seems like it's brand new with freshly painted walls and my own thermostat and air conditioner controls, which most college dorms don't give you. I couldn't be happier with my experience of living in Belmont's dorms.