Best ASU Dorms

These are the best dorms at Arizona State University, according to students. View all dorm reviews on on the ASU Dorm Reviews Page.

  • Rated 4 / 5 stars by 1 ASU student

    "While Irish Hall may be an older academic community, it is quieter than new developments and is in an amazing location, especially for business students."
    Read 1 Irish Hall review
  • Rated 4 / 5 stars by 7 ASU students

    "Very small 2 bedroom dorm with 1 bathroom to connect the bedroom. Very nice inside because its new, but not the best because of the size and having to share the bedroom."
    Read 7 Tooker House reviews
  • Rated 4.3 / 5 stars by 1 ASU student

    "Decent size rooms. Thankfully no closets; only wardrobes. We were able to rearrange the entire room until we had it to our preference - cant do that with closets. The bathrooms are quite large and had so much storage space."
    Read 1 Century Hall review
  • Rated 4.3 / 5 stars by 2 ASU students

    "The dorms at Cereus are within Barrett, the honors college. The shared rooms where rectangular with two beds, two desks, two dressers, two bookcases, and two closets. The person with the bed near the window usually has a tighter space (harder to get into the closet). Other than that it was pretty open. Beds are lofted and there are Ceiling lights in the room. Laundry was on the 7th floor, kitchen was on the 6th floors. All floors minus 4th floor had a space to study at."
    Read 2 Cereus Hall reviews
  • Juniper Hall at ASU

    Rated 4.3 / 5 stars by 1 ASU student

    "I am currently living in the Juniper Hall located in the Barrett Complex! I personally like the dorm and recommend it for anyone who is thinking of living on campus as a freshmen in Barrett. I live in a quad-format where four people have individual rooms and share two bathrooms and a common living room area. It is great because I only need to share a bathroom with one other person and the living room is often a great space for hanging out with friends. The living room includes a couch, a table of four, a sink, and a mini-fridge. I brought my projector and so I often watch movies and shows in the living room. Regarding my individual room, I think it serves its purpose. The desk that it comes with is fairly small so I brought my own foldable table from home for more work space. No complaints with the bed. I wouldn't worry about having a crappy dorm if your coming to Juniper Hall! "
    Read 1 Juniper Hall review

At RateMyDorm, we've collected 22 student reviews from Arizona State University.