Rose Williams Hall Dorm Reviews at Elms

My floor was often disgusting and loud at inconveinent times during the night. The RA's were usually the ones causing a ruckus and being irresponsible. Also, the aundry room's machines were always broken.

It was an amazing first year experience especially being that I wasn’t from the area. It felt safe and it felt like a little home away from home. Very welcoming and very comforting. I would definitely live in that dorm again.

Being my first time living without my parents, I would personally say that Rose Williams Hall at Elms College was a great experience. Everything from the other residents, to the RA's, to even the social events that went on at Elms in and around Rose were always incredible. I am gonna be living here once again this next year and I am looking forward to it already.

All of my closest friends that I have, I meet them at rose dorms. Is a really good form for those who practice sports and work at the campus. Is the most modern form in the campus and an amazing experience for income freshmen

Learning to live with around thirty girls (on the first floor) was a transition, but a welcomed one. Rose Williams Hall is very near to each campus building. As a Freshman I believe that this hall is an area that allows a quick entrance to the dining hall, and as a whole, the campus is easy to navigate. The Hall itself is kept rather clean, thanks to the staff, and students as well. And even our transition to moving in on the first day was rather easy - thanks to the Staff and Resident Assistants. Double dorms themselves have two beds, two closets, two drawers and two desks. You have the ability to change the height of your bed and as I have seen each room has a decent sized window that can be opened. Practically every room has a wifi router (trust me when I say I didn't expect to have such good wifi connection). The floors are tile, which I personally don't see as a downside- seriously cleaning up spills would be much more difficult with carpeted floor, just be sure to buy a mini carpet if you don't want to step on cold floor! Quiet hours are 10PM on weekdays and Midnight on the Weekend- everyone tends to stick to quiet hours just as a courtesy, and if people do get a bit noisy its remedied if you ask them to chill out. I will say that during the winter the heat is pretty high (I am slightly grateful seeing as MA is super cold) however, it go to the point where I was wearing shorts indoors in December. Bottom line: if you prefer a smaller scaled school and a small community you may have found your match- seriously everyone's different so best of luck!

I got a quick tour and then I completely turned my option of staying at the school, I don't think the building was worth the money I was going to spend there, It probably was just because of COVID, but i don't recommend staying on campus