Albright Residence Hall Dorm Reviews at Queens

The dorms at Albright were normal in size for a freshmen dorm. It was nice to be able to manage out own air condition system, as well as have the small refrigerator and microwave provided in each dorm room. The upkeep and cleanliness of the lobby, stairwells, and bathrooms were neglected and dirty. I had more allergy issues living here than anywhere else I've lived. I have to think there was black mold in this facility as well, since that is what I am most allergic to. I would not reccomend future freshman to this dorm facility.

Albright is a wonderful place to live on campus. Due to covid this year all common areas were closed for use. However, this will change in the close future. It has a big common area on the ground floor and study rooms on every floor. Students living there also share bathrooms (male and female are separate), which are very big and have 5 sinks and 6 stalls as well as 4 showers in every bathroom. The rooms are big and contain a fridge, microwave, and AC. The students also share a laundry room and water fountains that are on every floor. There is no elevator or kitchen.

Albright Residence Hall was the best dorm for freshmen. The rooms and nice, not too big but what else can you expect from a college dorm. Bathrooms were always clean and there was no issues there. A good mix of all types of students. Definitely recommend living there!

I both lived there freshman year and was a RA there sophomore year. The Bathrooms are truly nasty. I like that the halls are co-ed. The building smelled bad and there was not a lot of common areas. Lots of closet space.