If you want a double, this is your best option! 

Can’t really go wrong with any of the 600s tbh.

A great choice for seniors and lucky juniors looking for quieter, apartment-style living. Beware the G line.

Barnard should give the 600s fun names.

May your Pinterest run wild with imagination.

With a fire station and hospital located nearby, if you regularly start uncontrollable fires in your kitchen and routinely need to be hospitalized, Guest Writer Nicholas Ward thinks this is the place for you.

For incoming freshmen who want homey suite style living where you can make close relationships with the people you live with, Hartley is the place for you!

You, too, could spend multiple hours staring out your massive window, watching the blue sky and busting quad, feeling the AC on your skin. This is peace.

Truly an experience!

John Jay: where singles become social.

Looking for a single, AC, and kitchen access, all in a dorm close to Barnard’s campus? Look no further than Elliott Hall!

The real AC was the friends you made along the way.

The style of John Jay, the atmosphere of Furnald, and a sprinkle of unique Wallach wiggles.

Not as bad as people say it is!

The oldest (and most quaint, as I like to call it) dorm on campus. Brooks is generally the least desirable but does have some redeeming qualities.