Neptune Building 157 Dorm Reviews at UCF

I am having an overall decent experience at neptune. i do find that the location of the building is a bit far from everything except for the gym. However, the people are not bad and i do like the dorm compared to the others on my campus.

Neptune Building 157 is peaceful and there's always a space to be to yourself. The only thing I'd say about it is that the washing machine gets crowded sometimes. I love with my heart and I know any else will love it as well.

Neptune 157 has been a relatively good experience. I was first a resident here Summer of 2019 as a freshman. I then lived off campus after COVID hit. Summer of 2021 I had the opportunity to become a resident assistant within the building where I currently still am so I see the building in a whole different light. Noise is not always the best because this is a freshman dorm so it can get loud. I think location is awful because it is about a mile walk to campus where actual classes are. Being in Central Florida it's extremely hot and you don't realize how hot it is until you walk from any Neptune building to the Student Union. Lastly, although I do feel safe, the main entrance doors are always faulty and are sometimes broken to where they are left open. In theory, anyone could just walk into the dorm halls due to this. However, Neptune has the best common rooms and up to date architecture compared to any on campus living space. Neptune staff from professional staff to student staff is also very good.

During my stay at Neptune Building 157, I was able to keep to myself whenever necessary, and was able to talk and socialize with others in the common area whenever I was bored. The rooms are relatively soundproof so noisy neighbors are not a problem, and quiet times are useful for those who want actual sleep.

Neptune was very convenient because it was close to the gym and classes. The people in the building are super nice and the building is always clean. One of my favorite things about Neptune is that it has water fountains that other buildings don't have.

The overall experience was fine. The bathroom light would often not work leading to many showers in the dark. Location was nice. I'd recommend this to anyone who is a freshman and wants their own room.

Living in Neptune Building 157 was a blast throughout the entire year! Even with all of the COVID protocols that UCF had to implement in this ravaged year, living in Neptune made my first year dorm experience worth while and made this one of my best years of my life!

Living in the dormitory of Neptune 157 at the University of Central Florida has been a very good experience. The halls are very clean along with the common areas that house the community kitchen and lounging areas. It is also very well located to where it is isolated from most of campus but also not too far to be in the "middle of nowhere." It has a nice community area and a courtyard outside of the building right by a large lake. I would definitely recommend living here at Neptune 157 to a friend. 9/10