Adohi Hall Dorm Reviews at University of Arkansas

Adohi Hall is definitely the nicest place to live on campus considering the price you pay, with the biggest downside being located at the bottom of the hill. Bathrooms and kitchens are kept super clean except on the weekends they can get gross.

Adohi was a great experience and the dorm was incredible, however, the location was not ideal. The staff was very friendly and everything was clean. I was one of the first people to live in the brand new, modern dorm which is pretty cool as well.

Living in Adohi has been great as a freshman. My roommate and I hit it off and have had no issues. However, since it is a suite-style dorm, it has been harder to make friends with others in my dorm hall. The walls are constructed with cross-laminated timber as opposed to concrete, which means that you can hear almost everything the neighbors do/say. I feel like that is just the price to pay for having your own bathroom, sink, and overall very nice space. I do recommend getting a 6th floor room--the ceilings are higher, giving the room a more spacious feel. The Makerspace on the 1st floor of hall B is a great way to find a new creative hobby or practice an old one. The Cabin is great for hanging out with friends, watching the Hogs play, or studying/doing online classes because it stays pretty quiet.

Adohi was amazing. I was one of the first students to live in the brand new modern dorm. Although the dorm was in the worst location, having my own private bathroom in an area people call larger than a typical dorm was unforgettable. I made some awesome friends, and really enjoyed my time living in Adohi.