McMahon Hall (MCM)
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Oldest Hall at UW. Full of asbestos and mold. Door locks are broken. I dont think this hall should have students in there. Its not healthy. I know they are redoing it in 2027 but still. Especially with people who have auto immune issues.
McMahon. This is the dorm for a memorable freshman year experience. There are some things that come along with living in a dorm from 1965- the shower temperature varies, asbestos warnings are everywhere, random pipes run through the common room, silverfish appear, and there are urinals in the bathroom for a cluster of all girls!
The balcony is a huge plus, but it was closed for all of spring quarter, probably the time it would’ve gotten the most use, due to “exterior...read full review
The balcony is a huge plus, but it was closed for all of spring quarter, probably the time it would’ve gotten the most use, due to “exterior...read full review
ideal place for asbestos and lead pipes. has bedbugs sometimes and silverfish almost guaranteed. cheaper rates though!
and social!
tbh not a terrible place to live but I'm glad it's being torn down. 🫡
and social!
tbh not a terrible place to live but I'm glad it's being torn down. 🫡
McMahon Hall is a cost-effective housing option on campus, with rooms clustered around living spaces and balconies offering scenic views. The building is older but well-maintained, featuring amenities like exercise facilities, pool tables, and quiet study rooms. While it may not offer luxury, it provides a practical and affordable living experience with down-to-earth roommates. It is noted for its unique charm, with some describing it as a hidden gem. Notably, McMahon Hall was recently renovated and no longer offers smoking clusters. However, some reviews mention concerns about the musty smell and the limited facilities, including single rooms without private bathrooms. Despite this, the quad double rooms setup with a living area and private balcony remains a highlight for past residents.