It’s a nursing home, except nursing homes have better food :(
Aina Pérez
Interesting experience. Great people, but the food was questionable. Only one fire alarm, but still alarming.
A Goers
Bailey hall is okay. It's quiet and peaceful. There's a lot of walking you can do around here and the north side of the building has sinks and air conditioning. The nature is beautiful and if you're into more quiet areas, it's the place for you if you're looking to live on campus.
Kait Sisney
Location is awful. There's nothing within walking distance other than one fantastic restaurant, a library, and some academic buildings that many residents never use. There's nowhere to get food except the dining hall (which isn't always an option) and Mim's Cafe (this restaurant is the one and only good part about living here). No grocery stores. They're supposed to have a weekend shuttle to the mall but from what I've heard the shuttle bus has never come. The dining hall food is pretty bad and usually not labeled correctly/at all, which is plain inconvenient as well as dangerous for people with allergies/special diets. The dining hall itself is not sanitary. The entire building isn't very clean. Shower curtains (if they are there) are sheer and too small, so when you're showering you just have to accept the lack of privacy. In the span of one week there was a fire, a flood, a broken elevator, a closed shower stall because the wall was falling down, etc.
Lauren Clement
the food is so bad..
A M
Poor food, terrible location, and pretty overpriced. But hey, that's dorm life for ya!But I have to rate the people 5 stars. The friends I made here have remained by my side for many years, and made the experience worth it all. By suffering through this hall together, you end up forging incredibly strong friendships.
lil flip
Food is grody, ewey! No no no, not the place, nor your saving grace. Cheers!
It’s a nursing home, except nursing homes have better food :(
Interesting experience. Great people, but the food was questionable. Only one fire alarm, but still alarming.
Bailey hall is okay. It's quiet and peaceful. There's a lot of walking you can do around here and the north side of the building has sinks and air conditioning. The nature is beautiful and if you're into more quiet areas, it's the place for you if you're looking to live on campus.
Location is awful. There's nothing within walking distance other than one fantastic restaurant, a library, and some academic buildings that many residents never use. There's nowhere to get food except the dining hall (which isn't always an option) and Mim's Cafe (this restaurant is the one and only good part about living here). No grocery stores. They're supposed to have a weekend shuttle to the mall but from what I've heard the shuttle bus has never come. The dining hall food is pretty bad and usually not labeled correctly/at all, which is plain inconvenient as well as dangerous for people with allergies/special diets. The dining hall itself is not sanitary. The entire building isn't very clean. Shower curtains (if they are there) are sheer and too small, so when you're showering you just have to accept the lack of privacy. In the span of one week there was a fire, a flood, a broken elevator, a closed shower stall because the wall was falling down, etc.
the food is so bad..
Poor food, terrible location, and pretty overpriced. But hey, that's dorm life for ya!But I have to rate the people 5 stars. The friends I made here have remained by my side for many years, and made the experience worth it all. By suffering through this hall together, you end up forging incredibly strong friendships.
Food is grody, ewey! No no no, not the place, nor your saving grace. Cheers!
Once upon a time, it was my Residence
Great campus and community
2nd best dining hall on campus after 17th Ave!!
Restaurantji Recommends
Actually the best dorm food
DON'T LIVE HERE
Best residence hall ever!
The dining hall is better than superblocks!