Vanderbilt Dorms Ranked
Discover the top-rated dorms at Vanderbilt University, ranked by students on RateMyDorm. Check out the Vanderbilt Page for more details.
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Morgan House
Rated 4 / 5 stars by 2 Vanderbilt students
"Morgan triple: - PRO: super nice to have a bathroom with house keeping - PRO: very convienent to have a munchie mart with groceries, rice, eggs, yougurt, fruit, etc. - PRO: decent for college cooking - game changer to have a kitchen if you are someone who even slightly cooks - PRO: across the street from the rec of you're into that - CONS: elevators are always broken - CONS: wouldn't say the entire building is necessarily clean, but I also haven't seen roaches like I did on Commons - CONS: location - pretty far from everything, but not as bad as a walk as you might think "
Read 2 Morgan House reviews Rated 4.3 / 5 stars by 4 Vanderbilt students
"Hank House is easily the best on campus and on commons! Being the newest house, Hank is the biggest and has the best community. I lived in a corner room which is arguably the biggest room in Hank and on all of commons. One of the bathrooms had flies in it but it wasn't such a bother and it seemed like an isolated bathroom. Overall, I had such a great time living here and hope that others get to share in that experience. "
Read 4 Hank Ingram House reviewsRated 4.3 / 5 stars by 1 Vanderbilt student
"A lot depends on the placement of your room and its size. I had a great experience with an average-sized single in a part of the building that was secluded, so the bathroom was not shared by many people. Great and convenient that the dining hall is in the building and the location of McTyeire is phenomenal for lazy people like me."
Read 1 McTyeire Hall reviewRated 4.3 / 5 stars by 3 Vanderbilt students
"The dorm itself is pretty good. The floor and the dorms themselves are clean. However, the bathroom was filthy half the time (depends on who your floormates are though). "
Read 3 Sutherland House reviewsRated 4.4 / 5 stars by 2 Vanderbilt students
"One of the nicest buildings on campus, just a little farther away than some of the newer buildings"
Read 2 Murray House reviewsRated 4.5 / 5 stars by 1 Vanderbilt student
"EBI was a great location to be on campus, in terms of classes or off-campus locations. It’s right next to West End Avenue, and is within 10-minute walking distance of most Taste of Nashville vendors. EBI also has a dining hall built into the building, so it was very convenient to get meals. However, when the dining hall is closed, you need to go somewhere else."
Read 1 EBI (E. Bronson Ingram College) reviewRated 4.5 / 5 stars by 2 Vanderbilt students
"Amazing experience! I lived in the Transfer Mayfield with 9 other transfer students, and every single person is such a delight to be housing with! I am so grateful for this community :)"
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Kissam
Rated 4.6 / 5 stars by 9 Vanderbilt students
"Kissam gives off good new residential college vibes. The outside area and the munchie are nice, and there are a lot of windows that let in natural light. Some of the automatic doors can get jammed, but the rooms and hallways are clean and bright."
Read 9 Kissam reviews Rated 4.8 / 5 stars by 1 Vanderbilt student
"Rothschild College at Vanderbilt offers a convenient and comfortable living experience. It features a range of modern housing options, including singles, doubles, and suites, and a Munchie Mart for late-night snacking. The connected dining hall is highly regarded for its excellent menu options. While sharing a bathroom with other single occupants on the floor, the spacious rooms are sparkling clean. Overall, Rothschild College is an attractive option for students seeking a modern and convenient living experience."
Read 1 Rothschild College reviewRated 5 / 5 stars by 1 Vanderbilt student
"Zeppos is one of the newest Residential Colleges that has singles, doubles, and 4-person suites. I lived in a double before which was really big and the suites are also pretty spacious, though they only have kitchenettes. Living next to frat row is a bit loud on the weekends sometimes, but the proximity to Centennial and Satay are worth it. The community here is great as well and Dr. Bowden is amazing!! The dining hall is only sandwiches, pasta, and flatbreads but Roth is pretty close by."
Read 1 Zeppos (Nicholas S. Zeppos College) review