Residence Halls

Bryn Mawr College is home to beautiful historic and modern housing for our students, which are offered to guests during breaks and special occasions. Browse our list and contact roomres@brynmawr.edu with any questions you may have about housing options on campus. (Addresses provided are for GPS wayfinding.)

Batten House

330 N. Roberts Rd. Donated to the College in 1959 by the family of Jane Batten ’55, this dorm is for students interested in the environment and social justice.

• Batten House Floor Plans

Brecon Hall

320 N. Roberts Rd. Constructed in 1905, this dorm is named for the Welsh county where the original Bryn Mawr is located.

• Brecon Hall Floor Plans

Denbigh Hall

800 New Gulph Rd. Opened in 1891, Denbigh was designed by Stewardson & Cope, who introduced the first examples of Collegiate Gothic architecture to the U.S.

• Denbigh Hall Floor Plans

Enid Cook '31 Center

815 Yarrow St. Named for Enid Appo Cook ’31, the first African American woman to graduate from Bryn Mawr, the Center serves as the Black Cultural Center on campus.

• Enid Cook '31 Center Floor Plans

Erdman Hall

150 Morris Ave. This dorm and dining hall was designed by architect Louis Kahn and opened in 1965.

• Erdman Hall Floor Plans

Merion Hall

804 New Gulph Rd. This is the College’s oldest dorm, completed in 1885. Merion Green serves as the venue for Reunion, May Day, and Commencement.

• Merion Hall Floor Plans

New Dorm Hall

815 Yarrow St. Originally constructed in 1969 and renovated in 2015, the building houses a residence and dining hall.

• New Dorm Hall Floor Plans

Pembroke Hall East

220 N. Merion Ave. This dorm was built in 1894 and renovated in 1989. Many rooms still contain the original fireplaces and window seats.

• Pembroke Hall East Floor Plans

Pembroke Hall West

218 N. Merion Ave. This dorm was built in 1894 and renovated in 1982. Many rooms still contain the original fireplaces and window seats.

• Pembroke Hall West Floor Plans

Radnor Hall

820 New Gulph Rd. Completed in 1887, Radnor was Bryn Mawr’s first dormitory designed by Cope & Stewardson.

• Radnor Hall Floor Plans

Rhoads Hall North and South

210 N. Merion Ave. Named after James E. Rhoads, the College’s first president, these dorms were built in 1937.

• Rhoads Hall North Floor Plans
• Rhoads Hall South Floor Plans

Rockefeller Hall

200 N. Merion Ave. Completed in 1904, this dorm was a gift from John D. Rockefeller

• Rockefeller Hall Floor Plans