Siddall Hall Dorm Reviews at University of Cincinnati

With being in a hall with many people my age, it was a good chance to be around new people. However, the restrictions on visitors were very strict because of covid. It was hard to get used to a common bathroom for the floor. In addition to the bathrooms, it was also an adjustment to get used to having neighbors especially ones who operate on much different schedules and can keep you awake.

Living in Siddall means living in a social dorm with a great location right next to Calhoun St for many restaurant choices. You are right next to a dining hall (MarketPointe) which has great food options.

I lived in Siddall Hall for both freshman and sophomore year. I liked that I had my own dorm and it was an overall positive experience. Sometimes the bathroom situation wasn't ideal due to it being very public but I would recommend this dorm to incoming students.

I only stayed there for a semester (during covid) so they were very clean. It was much more empty than it usually would have been as well. I stayed in a single room. The large windows made the room feel much more spacious than it would have felt without them. I had an overall good experience.

My experience their was nothing short of the true college experience. The atmosphere of having dozens of girls on the same floor in very close proximity was a recipe for loud and sleepless nights and chaos. It made easy to make friends this way, and the location of the dorms were great. You were only 30 feet away from McMillan Street which has all the great food spots and within Siddall you did have great views of the city and just as great people to meet while living there. I'd give it overall a 6/10 stay.

I enjoyed the dorm experience in Siddall Hall. There is a whole study floor that I used on occasion that was nice. The laundry is in the basement floor which was hard to find at first, but that was just because I didn't know where to look. The issue with the laundry is that the driers are frequently broken and they take forever for them to be fixed. Other than that the living experience was quite good. It's as loud as you would expect for a dorm, but people generally quiet down when asked. The bathrooms are cleaned frequently which is nice.

Siddall Hall made me feel extremely safe you have to have a key card to come in and it had 24 hour front desk workers to insure safety. the bathrooms weren't very clean and a lot of the appliances didn't work. overall for first year student it wasn't a bad experience you get to make a lot of friends.

I've really enjoyed living in siddall hall. Its close to my classes and has functioned as a perfectly capable living environment. The only complaint that I have is that the showers aren't cleaned as often as they could be and when they are clean, they are done poorly

I greatly enjoyed the location and noice level while staying in Siddall Hall my freshmen year. The dorm was quiet and I rarely was interrupted when I was completely homework assignments or studying; however, the location of Siddall Hall also made it easy to be social and visit the restaurants/establishments on Calhoun St and West McMillan.

I am a first year student and my experience at Siddall has been amazing. My favorite part about my dorm is the location. It is very close to most parts of campus and it is also very close to the downtown area. It's easy to walk to almost everywhere.