George Washington University Freshman Dorms Ranked

Number 5

"Rooms are a little small but the location of the building makes it worth it. One major downside is that it gets REALLY hot in the winter. " - 2 years ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Lafayette Hall during their freshman year

Number 4

"Hensely hall is a close community but being on the Mount Vernon campus makes it far away from everything. It also is one of the smallest dorms holding only 30 people. The basement is very fun " - 2 years ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Hensley Hall during their freshman year

Number 3

"Old building and small elevators, but spacious rooms and renovated. The community kitchen can be a hit or miss cleanliness wise but overall great building. Private bathrooms and central air.


" - 9 days ago

1 student reviewers said they lived in Guthridge Hall during their freshman year

Number 2

"Spacious rooms and a quiet atmosphere. These rooms would be the best on campus... if they were on the main campus. Living on the Vern, especially as someone who wants to go to a real gym, is painful. If you want to shower and change at home, have fun adding an hour of travel time to your day. Also, you'll hate vexes on the weekends. Sometimes they don't show up or only speed through without picking up anyone for no reason." - 1 year ago

2 student reviewers said they lived in Somers Hall during their freshman year

Number 1

"Rooms are superrrrr small but new. Bathrooms are almost never clean and it is one of the few dorms at gw with communal bathrooms. lounge/study areas are convenient. nice to have the dining hall in the dorm but the dining hall also kinda sucks. As for location it is only good if all your classes are in elliot. " - 2 years ago

3 student reviewers said they lived in Thurston Hall during their freshman year