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East Hall
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL
East Hall is student housing at University of Florida in Gainesville, FL. Students can compare 3 reviews, 5 photo and video items, 3 room types, and 8 amenities. Resident ratings currently give East Hall an overall B grade.
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About East Hall
East Hall is part of the Tolbert area and is a traditional style residence hall offering double and triple rooms. Features 24/7 area desk services, world class wireless, laundry facilities, cable tv, a lounge area, dedicated study areas, recreation opportunities, gaming, a shared kitchen and shared bathrooms. East Hall is home to the Engineering living learning community.
Gender: CoedResidents: Undergraduate StudentAmenities at East Hall
- Study lounge
- 24-hour front desk services
- TV lounge
- Cable
- Air Conditioning
- WiFi
- Laundry room
- Kitchen
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East Hall Resident Reviews and Ratings
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Freshman | November 18
It’s not luxury or anything but it’s surprisingly really homey. I would definitely recommend this dorm to any incoming freshmen. Traditional style living really isn’t all that bad!
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Freshman | October 1
Dorm location is in the heart of campus. It’s right next to Gator Dining (twenty feet away), a short walk to The Hub, and is very close to the stadium which is perfect for game day! It is also conveniently located by many classes. However, the room itself is extremely small, bathroom is communal style, and common kitchen area gets dirty fast.
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Freshman | September 29
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Room Types at East Hall
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Traditional Room, 1-person
Rooms are single occupancy.
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Traditional Room, 2-person
Rooms are double occupancy. Rooms contain two beds, two desks, two chairs, two dressers and one cabinet.
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Traditional Room, 3-person
Rooms are triple occupancy. Room contains three beds, three desks, three chairs, cabinets, and three dressers.
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Traditional Room, 1-person
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