B.E.S.T. Hall

Rutgers University · Busch · 50 Bevier Rd, Piscataway, NJ 08854

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Rating breakdown

Room Quality 1 rating
5.0
Cleanliness 1 rating
5.0
Quietness 1 rating
5.0
Social Life 1 rating
4.0
Location 1 rating
4.0
Bathrooms 1 rating
5.0
AC / Heating 1 rating
5.0
Wi-Fi 1 rating
5.0
Value 1 rating
5.0

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Great AC 1Friendly RA 1Shared Bathroom 1Good Wifi 1Renovated 1

Who lived here

Freshman 1

Room type

Suite 1

Room size

4-person 1

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4.8
Anonymous Student Sep 21, 2026

Lived here: Fall 2024 – Spring 2025

Freshman · Suite · 4-person

Room Quality 5/5Cleanliness 5/5Quietness 5/5Social Life 4/5Location 4/5Bathrooms 5/5AC / Heating 5/5Wi-Fi 5/5Value 5/5
Great ACFriendly RAShared BathroomGood WifiRenovated

When people ask about the best dorms at Rutgers, I think the answer depends on what you actually care about. There isn’t one dorm that is automatically the best for everyone. Some people care about having the nicest room possible, some want to be close to classes, some want a social environment, and others would rather have a quiet place where they can actually sleep and study. Rutgers is also a huge university, so where you live can have a surprisingly big impact on your day-to-day experience. One of the biggest things I would consider is **location**. Rutgers–New Brunswick is spread across multiple campuses, so living in a convenient location can save you a ridiculous amount of time during the semester. If most of your classes are on one campus, being nearby can make your mornings much easier. On the other hand, if your classes are spread across campuses, you’ll probably end up relying on the buses regardless of where you live. This is why I wouldn’t choose a dorm based entirely on