Syracuse University: 601 Comstock Avenue, NY – Dellplain Hall – Housing Reviews

601 Comstock Avenue, Syracuse, NY, 13210

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Resident May 03, 2018

The bathrooms are brand new and private. I live in a large split double room and the room is very spacious. It is also located conveniently close to ernie.

Genna May 03, 2018

Good building to live in, super central to campus & the RA's are super chill! Hallways are kinda depressing but they have private bathrooms which is nice and the quads are huge!

Resident April 30, 2018

Definitely one of the nicer dorms on campus! Currently, I live in a large split corner double which is very spacious and has a great view. The bathrooms are newly renovated and private which is awesome so much better than the communal ones that other dorms have. Is in a great location; short walk to campus and right next to Ernie Davis dining hall. The only downside to this dorm is the frequent fire drills but other than that it is one of the better dorms to live in!

Samantha April 30, 2018

I live in a large split double and I absolutely love it. The rooms are spacious, view of campus is nice, large windows for natural light, a quick walk to central campus and the bathrooms are newly renovated and nice.

Resident April 30, 2018

The bathrooms are very nice but elevators are slow and dorms are small and dark.