Best UCF Dorms

"Great dorm however there is no kitchen which is pretty essential for financial and health purposes."

"I loved Neptune overall. It’s all singles, but you share your “suite” with 3 other people, your bathroom with 1. Loved having my own room. Pretty good security. Laundry room on each floor. Only con is there’s no “living area,” except for down the hall. Overall though, it’s perfect for freshmen who want their own privacy."

"Very spacious for a dorm. Super cozy building and the community is great and I loved my room. There’s a beautiful fountain right in the middle of the buildings and mail is super easy. There’s an elevator in the building too. "

"There is four people using a shared kitchen and living space but everyone gets their own room. There are two bathrooms and everyone gets their own sink. The environment, at least for the honors building (3) is really good. There are amendidies like a computer lab down the hall. You can borrow a Wii and board games from the common area. It's expensive, but super worth it if you plan on cooking for yourself instead of the meal plan. It's a lot like an apartment, but it counts as a dorm so some scholarships will cover it. You can save common areas for later and I have a friend who hosts DND groups in put building for free. The only complaint I have is that they have had issues with the fire alarms not working, but other than that it has been great. The location is awesome as its across the street from a dining hall, restaurants, the arena, and the Amazon Hub on campus. It's on the outskirts of campus so classes aren't the closest but it's not more than an extra 10 minutes if you walk slow. They also have their own designated parking garage."

"I lived in a four bed, two bath in my freshman year and loved it. It didn’t even feel like living in a dorm. Occasionally the elevator breaks and that sucks when you have to go up several flights, but it wasn’t often enough for me to have my experience ruined. You can make as much noise as you want in your apartment and no one will hear you, but the walls in your individual bedspace are thin. The full size beds alone make it worth it."