Sunset Village Delta Terrance Dorm Reviews at UCLA

It a bit more quite compared to the other dorms. Since it is located at the bottom of the hill you only get 4 options of where to eat unless you go up UCLA's "death stairs" where the more popular dinning options are located. However, the Ucla campus store is located only at the bottom of the hill. Sunset village Delta Terrance is very very quite. It is one of the less social dorms on the hill. Since this building has plaza type dorms everyone keeps to themselves. The study rooms/common areas are not used often and therefore lack proper tables and chairs, mainly has a sofa and 2 sofa chairs and a coffee table. The thing that was somewhat annoying was that my housing building did not have a water bottle station/refill area like the other buildings did. Delta Terrance is made up of 8 houses that all have 3 levels and only in house #1 was the laundry room for everyone to use. So you will have to walk out your house down the walkway and into house #1 in order to do your laundry. There is a nice patio with lots of chairs and shade to do homework and study outside. Overall it Delta Terrance was a quite and isolated spot on the bottom of the hill, that had less food options then the top of the hill, but was closer to campus and still had events/places to study outside the building itself.

Delta Terrance was a tight knit community where everyone became a small family (in house 4). I had a lot of fun at all the fin programs and it is by all the "to go" dining places which makes it very convenient to stay at- plus you get to avoid the death stairs.