On-Campus Housing
General Room Information: The dorm is designed for group-style living in three, four, five, and six-person suites. Each suite includes a common living space, single and double rooms, and a private bathroom.
Laundry Facilities: Laundry room on each floor (free).
Kitchen: Each floor has a full kitchen with a microwave, stove, refrigerator and sink. (Dishes, pots & pans, etc. are NOT provided).
Internet Access: Wireless internet is widely available throughout campus and residence hall rooms. Each room also has Ethernet ports for times when students may prefer to use a wired internet connection.
Lounges: First floor large, study room and lounge. Classes sometimes meet in the seminar rooms on third floor. The meeting rooms are also used as study rooms for residents.
Room Furnishings: Bedrooms have twin extra-long lofted beds, desks, desk chairs and dressers. A sofa, chairs and end tables are provided in the common area.
Supplies: The dorms are stocked with the following supplies – pillow, blanket, sheets, 3 towels (1 hand towel, 1 bath towel, and 1 wash cloth), a plastic cup and a small bar of soap.
Room Dimensions:
| 4 person suite Living room: approximately 21’ x 9’ Bedroom # 1: approximately 13’ x 12’ Bedroom # 2: approximately 10’ x 10’ |
5-6 person suite Living room: approximately 16’6” x 8’6” Bedroom #1: approximately 16’ x 16’ Bedroom # 2 & 3: approximately 10’ x 10’6” |
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Off-Campus Accommodations
The Twin Cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis offers numerous accommodation options from AirBnb https://www.airbnb.com/ to bed and breakfasts to large chain hotels.
Accommodations recommended by Macalester: https://www.macalester.edu/about/visit/places-to-stay/
Additional St. Paul and Minneapolis Hotels and Bed & Breakfasts:
- St. Paul Accommodations – https://www.visitsaintpaul.com/where-to-stay/
- Minneapolis Accommodations – https://www.minneapolis.org/hotels/