jenni

East Ecoflats 2-5

Seventh College UC San Diego

jenni

East Ecoflats 2-5 UCSD Reviews

2.8
6 reviews

Sophomore

1

Junior

5

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3 years ago

It's pretty nice overall but it can get pretty loud. The doors are metal so closing the door can be really loud if someone doesn't really understand how to close the door. We had someone come to clean the common area every week which was really nice but if your roommate or housemate is really dirty ...

Lived in a triple room
3 years ago

Always super hot in the rooms and in the commons area, especially if your room doesn’t face the ocean. No A/C. I had a room right next to the garbage compactor and got to smell that lovely stench daily. Lighting sucked in the rooms. The light in my room didn’t reach my side of the room, and in other...

Lived in a triple room
3 years ago

Cramped rooms but an open kitchen and living room. Having a separate bathroom and shower area was convenient when sharing with 5 other girls.

Lived in a triple room
3 years ago

I lived in the Village East for both of my transfer Junior and Senior year. I absolutely loved living in these apartments. It's a good idea to join the FB transfer groups so you can request a roommate that has similar values to yourself. The kitchen is decent with plenty of shelving space but the fr...

Lived in a double room
3 years ago

There are three different categories of the Village: Village West, Village East, and Village Towers. East is where I lived, and were by far the most spacious of Village Apartments. No there aren't any sweeping views of the ocean, but you've got access to elevators. By far the easiest of access via m...

Lived in a single room
3 years ago

I had one bathroom for 6 people, got my bike tire stolen out of a locked bike storage room, the elevators constantly broke, and I got lucky that the triple I was in was larger. The only upside for the Village is the apartment-style layout with a kitchen, and the opportunity to meet fellow students.

Lived in a triple room