Trinity Hall Dorm Reviews at Cal Poly

The living spaces are cramped and expensive for what I'm paying for. There are only 4 bathroom stalls for 40 residents and 5 showers, one of which has good water pressure and temperature. The maintenance, is quick and silent, so that's really good.

Trinity is a super fun hall to live in but it's definitely nothing glamorous. It's cozy and comfortable and it is what you make of it. There are three stories with two sides on each and you'll really get to know the people on your side and throughout the year people on the other side as well which makes up around 100 people so it's a great way to meet people!

Due to the nature of the Red Bricks, Trinity was a very close-knit community. There were always new people to meet in the common areas, and always something fun happening. They planned so many events to meet the other people in the building that we all knew almost everyone. Although, the rooms are pretty small, especially if you are in a triple. And you can hear pretty much everything going on in the hallway or in the rooms next to you. The building was kept pretty clean and the staff was always very nice. It is also in a very nice location, with academic buildings just across the street and the dining hall just a short walk away. I honestly loved living in Trinity Hall (great storage space too!)

It was a very quiet dorm. If you're in a triple, the room is almost unbearably small. It's one of the closest dorms to campus buildings and food, which was really nice. There are no elevators, but it's only 3 stories.