NYU Residence Halls are conveniently located throughout lower Manhattan. The map below shows some residence halls that we anticipate will be available for selection, as well as the subway lines closest to each hall.
Residence Halls
Traditional Style
No kitchen, meal plan required
Brittany Hall opens in a new window
55 East 10th Street
(212) 995-3090
Studio, Single, and Shared rooms | not yet available
Shared rooms are open to the common area of the suite.
Lipton Hall opens in a new window
33 Washington Square West
(212) 995-3070
Studio, Single, and Shared rooms | not yet available
The dining hall in this building is typically closed during the summer.
Rubin Hall opens in a new window
35 Fifth Avenue
(212) 995-3104
Studio, Single and Shared rooms | not yet available
Newly renovated with air conditioning!
Apartment Style
Kitchen, meal plan optional
Broome Street opens in a new window
400 Broome Street
(212) 443-3404
Shared, Single and Studio rooms | not yet available
Carlyle Court opens in a new window
25 Union Square West
(212) 443-7474
Shared, Single and Studio rooms | not yet available
Shared rooms are open to the common area of the suite.
Coral Tower opens in a new window
129 3rd Avenue
(212) 443-3000
Single and Shared rooms | not yet available
Gramercy Green opens in a new window
310 3rd Avenue
(212) 443-1400
Shared, Single and Studio rooms | not yet available
Greenwich Hall opens in a new window
636 Greenwich St
(212) 443-4710
Shared rooms | not yet available
Lafayette Hall opens in a new window
87 White St
(212) 992-1010
Single and Shared rooms | not yet available
Second Street opens in a new window
1 East 2nd Street
(212) 992-1717
Studio rooms | not yet available
Sixth Street opens in a new window
200 East 6th Street
(212) 995-5500
Single rooms | not yet available
Third North opens in a new window
75 3rd Avenue
(212) 995-3000
Single and Shared rooms | not yet available
Room Types
Accommodations at NYU include shared or single bedrooms within multi-bedroom suites, or stand alone studios. Rates vary by room type and hall type.
- A shared room is a double- or triple-occupant bedroom within a multi-bedroom suite, so residents have both roommates and suitemates.
- A single room is a single-occupant bedroom within a multi-bedroom suite, so residents have suitemates only.
- A studio is a single-occupant suite, so residents have neither roommates nor suitemates.
Apartment-style halls have kitchens (includes refrigerator and stove) within suites, whereas traditional-style halls do not and require all residents to have a meal plan. All residence halls are air-conditioned and all bathrooms are within suites.
Summer residents with qualifying medical needs may request accessible housing after registering for summer housing to be assigned a space that meets their needs.
Note that in Brittany and Carlyle Halls, shared rooms are open to the common area of the suite.
Furniture
All NYU residence halls are fully furnished. Each resident is provided with a twin XL bed and mattress, a desk, a desk chair, a dresser, and a closet or wardrobe. Common areas may include furniture like sofas, chairs, and dining tables if space allows. In some traditional halls, a small refrigerator and microwave are provided as well - these halls are identified on the residence hall pages opens in a new window.
Rooms may be funished for more occupants than are assigned there during the summer term.
What to Bring
Apart from your daily essentials, please remember to bring:
- Bed sheets (twin XL), blankets, pillows, and towels
- Supplemental lighting (in-room lighting is limited)
- Cooking and eating utensils, for those in apartment-style halls
Please do not bring these prohibited items:
- Fire hazards like candles, hot plates, and incense (toasters are also prohibited anywhere except your suite’s kitchen, if applicable)
- Additional furniture, including inflatable furniture
- Firearms, ammunition, or other weapons
- Drugs and other controlled substances without prescription
- Pets - for ESA requests, visit the Moses Center for Student Accessibility opens in a new window
Arriving and Departing
Review the moving in and out process. Details specific to your hall will be provided via email shortly before your arrival and departure dates. You can update your anticipated arrival and departure dates using the departure/arrival hub.