New York University Dorm Reviews

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Gramercy Green

9 Reviews

The kitchen has a huge fridge, a gas stove, and most importantly a DISHWASHER!! The view from my corner bedroom is fabulous... the neighborhood is great.... walkable to all the things I need. It is a little farther from my classes... but that is overcome with a little planning! more

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Rubin Hall

8 Reviews

Everyone that didn't live in Rubin complains that there is no AC but everyone who lived there couldn't care less. Sometimes it was too hot, but we bought fans or hung out in the air conditioned 2nd floor lounge. It's about 5 minutes from campus which is amazing for early classes, and some of the classes may even be in the building on the first floor. The vibe and community is the best out of all of the dorms and the fact that it about half the price of every other Freshman dorm helps too. more

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Weinstein Residence Hall

7 Reviews

I had a wonderful first dorm experience at Weinstein Hall and would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a dorm that is very close to campus, has many dining options, and staff you are quickly reachable. more

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Lafayette

7 Reviews

Although it is far from the main campus, the building itself is wonderful. I live on the 17th floor and have a beautiful view. The rooms are a great size, and I love having a kitchen. The common area on the ground floor is also great, and I make use of it, especially the music and dance rooms. more

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Clark Street

6 Reviews

Living in Clark Street Dorm at NYU can offer several advantages. Its central location provides easy access to NYU's academic buildings, libraries, and other campus facilities. Additionally, being situated in Greenwich Village offers a vibrant and lively environment with a wide range of restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions within walking distance. more

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Palladium Hall

5 Reviews

Use the gym and dining hall if you live here take advantage of the opportunity to have both in the same building, would definitely recommend getting friendly with the maintenance in the building they are so friendly and sweet more

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Brittany

5 Reviews

I spent my freshmen year at NYU at Brittany Hall. Best freshmen dorm. Everyone I know who lived there last year loved the community environment of Brittany. The safety officers care about safety and I don't think there were any safety alerts here for my first year. Pretty chill dorm, but the actual living spaces can be small. Most rooms are doubles and triples. It can be a homey place if you put work into making it feel like home. more

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Coral Tower

4 Reviews

The chairs were kinda old, and the mattress is somewhat lumpy, but it's pretty great for the cost. Love the built in lamps in the desks!! The location is also great - it's right by Union Square so city life is very accessible and there is a train statin not even a full block away. The L can take you straight to the 6 which takes you to Washington Square or the L can take you to the PATH to NJ. one of the farther dorms from campus relative to Paulson (I was there last year) and Alumni and Third North though, so it's up to preference. more

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Third Avenue North

4 Reviews

I currently live in a two-bedroom suite with one suitemate. Overall, it's been a pretty good experience with minimal issues. Pretty standard college dorm and the staff is great. They've been strict covid restrictions as well which is good more

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Weinstein Hall

3 Reviews

I enjoy my overall experiences living in Weinstein hall. Weinstein hall is in a prime location and it is very conveniently located. Its quiet inside the dorm at night but a bit noisy outside the window more

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Broome Street Residential College

3 Reviews

The greatest gem of living in Broome is the location; in SoHo, you get to experience one of the wealthiest zip codes in the US while only having to pay college prices. I loved staying here for the past three years because I was able to live with my closest friends and the programming really felt intentional. I also really loved the building staff. We felt like a very tight-knit community even during the pandemic when we couldn't see each other. more

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The Green House at Seventh Street

2 Reviews

how I would feel about it depends on various factors such as the size, location, cleanliness, noise level, and roommate(s). If I had a spacious and well-equipped dorm room with a great view and considerate roommates, I'd be happy and comfortable. However, if my dorm room was crowded, dirty, noisy, or if I did not get along well with my roommates, I would feel frustrated and anxious. Overall, a good dorm room experience can contribute positively to one's college experience. more

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Carlyle Court

2 Reviews

I've only been here during covid, so most of the lounges and stuff weren't open. We have kitchens though, which is nice. The RAs are also pretty chill, and the students are mostly underclassman. The only downside is that it's kind of far away from the rest of campus and it cost a little more than other dorms. more

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Washington Square Village

1 Review

The location was unbeatable, across the street from the library. Accessing classes and the rest of the campus was beyond convenient. The location in the context of New York was also incredible, a short walk to the entire Downtown of New York. The dorm itself was in quite poor condition. The kitchen and bathroom were in dire need of an upgrade, the building was quite old and did not have the most pleasant smell. At the time, I could have rented something much more up to date for the same price. more

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The Senior House at W. 13th Street

1 Review

Senior House is overall really quiet. The common rooms are all closed down and the building is relatively clean. I haven't met many people because of COVID but overall, this has been a great experience. more

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Urbancrest King's Cross

1 Review

Urbanest was in the heart of the city and allowed for students to feel safe no matter what time of the day. I would go out at night and come back to a well-lit dorm with security and staff getting me. The building hosted a bunch of events so that we all felt included. more

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Alumni Hall

1 Review

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Great experience! Premises were always clean, well maintained. During the winter, the snow plows cleaned up the parking area very effectively. In the spring and summer months I was able to enjoy all the ammenities with friends. The staff was very friendly and welcoming! I really enjoyed my experience, living there!! more

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Paulson Center

1 Review

I absolutely love Paulson. It has so many more resources and events that other dorms at NYU do not have. My only problem is how the elevators are pretty frequently broken and the fire alarms go off a lot. Besides that, I absolutely could not be happier. more

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Second Street

1 Review

It was a really small dorm, which sometimes felt claustrophobic. The dorm fridge was not cold enough so any food I bought spoiled within a few days. The gas stove was old and sometimes hard to control, and the bathroom grew mold no matter how often we cleaned it. The community of people there were incredibly kind and accommodating, but I think the building itself needs to be refurbished. more

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Second Street

1 Review

It was a really small dorm, which sometimes felt claustrophobic. The dorm fridge was not cold enough so any food I bought spoiled within a few days. The gas stove was old and sometimes hard to control, and the bathroom grew mold no matter how often we cleaned it. The community of people there were incredibly kind and accommodating, but I think the building itself needs to be refurbished. more

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