Maple Hall is a vibrant college dormitory that provides both a blend of comfort and convenience in a modern design. Students commend its strategic location close to engineering classes and popular culinary spots on the 'Ave'. Its abundance of study spaces, two kitchens, and four study rooms per floor, makes it the preferred choice for most students. It's particularly admired for its hi-tech facilities such as Area 01 and immediate access to the college's West Campus dining and mail area at Lander.

Each room in Maple Hall, especially corner rooms, offer spectacular views of the Seattle skyline and are noted for their spaciousness for doubles, or singles, offering ample storage, loft beds, and a clean private bathroom. However, students pointed out that triples could feel a bit cramped. 

The dorm gets warm in spring and early fall so bringing a fan is advisable. Despite some concerns about the close proximity of towel racks in the bathrooms and occasional intrusions from homeless individuals, the building is generally secure with automatic lock doors and switches to keep them unlocked if preferred. Notably, Maple Hall seems to lend itself to a great community experience. However, it is highlighted for being somewhat expensive.

The University of Washington is a public research university in Seattle, Washington.

UW dorms come in a few different styles: single, double and triple rooms, suite style rooms, and apartment style rooms. First year students get last priority to choose a room, so they usually occupy the double, triple, and suite style rooms. Upperclassmen usually move off campus or choose to live in the apartment style rooms. There are also two main locations of dorms, West and North campus. When living on campus you are forced to have a dining plan with Housing and Food Services which enables you to eat at the dining halls and other on campus food options.

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