Location: 566 W. 114th
- Nearby dorms: Broadway, Ruggles, Carman. Worth noting that Hogan shares an entrance with the Broadway residence hall, so occupants get similar amenities to Broadway.
- Stores and restaurants: Close to Lerner and Butler, across the street from Amir’s, Havana, International. Morton’s is only a block away across Broadway.
Cost:
- $8,324 (same as EC, Ruggles, Watt, Woodbridge)
Amenities:
- Bathrooms: One normal-sized bathroom per suite.
- AC/Heating: No AC, but some rooms have two windows for an extra breeze.
- Kitchen/Lounge: Large kitchens that come with a lot of storage space (plenty of cabinets but too few drawers). Each suite has a large lounge as well. Only some lounges have closets, but all bedroom hallways have closets.
- Laundry: Laundry room is always
freeempty! Seventh floor. - Computers/Printers: Shared computer lab with the Broadway dorm; on third floor.
- Gym: No gym.
- Intra-transportation: Single elevator is often commandeered by maintenance staff, but there’s only 7 floors so you’ll be fine on the stairs.
- Hardwood/Carpet: Carpeting, meh.
- Bike storage: You get large singles, so you might be able to store one in your room.
- Four- or five-person suites that are comprised of only huge (120-150 sq. ft.) singles. In 2010, there was a new six-person suite on the 7th floor.
- Each suite comes with one kitchen, one bathroom, and a spacious lounge.
- Some rooms have two windows, but if you face Broadway, be prepared for noise.
Numbers:
- All seniors. All suites likely to be gone by the first day of Suite Selection. Often said to be the most desirable place to live as a senior.
- Need at least 30/2000. 30/1200 to feel safe.
Bwog recommendation:
We assume you’re an all-senior group. Groups of four have the most options: if you can’t get EC townhouses, this (and Ruggles) will likely be your fallback; some will likely prefer Hogan for its spaciousness and proximity to Broadway. If you are in a five-person group, see what’s available on your day of Suite Selection. Good EC Highrises should be your fallback, and of course, Senior Regroup is always an option. Remember, a large part of Hogan is going to be renovated!
Resident opinions:
- “Everything you could ever want in a dorm.”
- “A little run down but it’s being renovated slowly floor by floor.”
- “LOTS of storage space: I have 4 drawers, 4 shelves, one closet, three shelf-sized cabinets, and four massive cabinets near the ceiling. Even more storage space than Carman rooms.”
- “Perfect for throwing classy parties.”
- “Very quiet building, very hands-off RAs.”
- “100% seniors who are too busy writing theses to throw obnoxious parties.”
- “Old building (pre-1900) tends to have mice.”
- “Delivery people know where the building is, no questions asked.”
Gallery:
Some photos by Elyse DeWitt.
14 Comments
@Anonymous does anyone know if the “E” suite of hogan, specifically 5th floor, faces a shaft?
@Hans E1, E2, and E3 have windows facing north towards the Hogan “shaft”. E3 and E4 have windows facing east towards the back yards of the buildings on 114th St.
@senior hogan is not that great….wish I’d picked EC
@Anonymous Is it possible to get into a Broadway single as a rising junior with a lottery number between 2000 and 2500? The cutoff history info is confusing/contradictory.
@Anonymous wait, fail, meant to post this on the Broadway review. disregard, please.
@Hogan is getting renovated this summer. Just so you know…
@Uhhh FREE LAUNDRY?!?!?!
@Anonymous free like not in use, not free like free lunch
@haven't you learned NOTHING IS FREE
@rising sophomore Hey Bwog, can you please review housing that rising sophomores pick into? like mcbain and schapiro?
@... they already reviewed mcbain, ya dumb b.
@Anonymous can housing turn on the hot water in River please? seriously, it’s been a week now…
@A fellow River Rat Hot water’s been fine the last two days. Not sure what’s up with your shower…
@pricing will someone explain to me why there’s a $1000 hike in all the housing prices?