Residence Halls
Berklee has five residential areas on campus. Below you can find fast facts about each area, such as the building's location, history, total capacity, room types available, and various amenities. Visit each residence hall's page for more information and to take a virtual tour.
12 Hemenway Street
- Total capacity: 114
- Air conditioning: Yes
- Room types: Singles, doubles, triples, quads (singles largely reserved for medical accommodations)
- Bed types: Single, lofted, bunked
- Bathrooms: Community bathrooms, some private bathrooms
- Community kitchen: Yes
- Lounge spaces: One located on each floor, in addition to numerous lounges on the ground floor
- Practice rooms: No
98 Hemenway Street
Fast Facts
- Total capacity: 130
- Air conditioning: No, rooms do not have air conditioning, but the basement (laundry room, practice rooms, lounge) does.
- Room types: Singles, doubles, triples, quads (singles largely reserved for medical accommodations)
- Bed types: Single, lofted, bunked
- Bathrooms: Community bathrooms, some private bathrooms
- Community kitchen: Yes
- Lounge spaces: One lounge located in the basement
- Practice rooms: Yes
- Fitness center: No, but current on-campus residents are permitted to use the fitness centers in 270 Commonwealth Avenue and 160 Massachusetts Avenue. The fitness centers on campus are only available to current on-campus students during the fall and spring semesters when the residence halls are open, and are closed during the summer.
150 Massachusetts Avenue
Fast Facts
- Total capacity: 453
- Air conditioning: Yes
- Room types: Singles, doubles, triples, quads (singles largely reserved for medical accommodations)
- Bed types: Single, lofted, bunked
- Bathrooms: Private bathrooms located in each room
- Community kitchen: No
- Lounge spaces: One lounge, located on the third floor
- Practice rooms: Yes
- Fitness center: No, but current on-campus residents are permitted to use the fitness centers in 270 Commonwealth Avenue and 160 Massachusetts Avenue. The fitness centers on campus are only available to current on-campus students during the fall and spring semesters when the residence halls are open, and are closed during the summer.
160 Massachusetts Avenue
Fast Facts
- Total capacity: 369
- Air conditioning: Yes
- Room types: Doubles, triples, and quads
- Bed types: Single beds only; no lofted or bunked beds available with the exception of quads
- Bathrooms: Community bathrooms located on each floor
- Community kitchen: No
- Lounge spaces: Six lounges total, located on every other floor
- Practice rooms: Yes
- Fitness center: Yes. The fitness centers on campus are only available to current on-campus students during the fall and spring semesters when the residence halls are open, and are closed during the summer.
270 Commonwealth Avenue
Fast Facts
- Total capacity: 260
- Air conditioning: Rooms on some floors have air conditioning units, as does the basement.
- Room types: Singles, doubles, triples, quads (singles largely reserved for medical accommodations)
- Bed types: Single, lofted, bunked
- Bathrooms: Common bathrooms, lockable single-user bathrooms, and some private bathrooms
- Community kitchen: Yes
- Lounge spaces: One lounge per floor, one TV lounge on the first floor, and one large basement lounge
- Practice rooms: Yes
- Fitness center: Yes. The fitness centers on campus are only available to current on-campus students during the fall and spring semesters when the residence halls are open, and are closed during the summer.
Fenway Residence Halls
Fast Facts
The Fenway residence halls consisted of five historic brownstones—24 Fenway, 26 Fenway, 32 Fenway, 40 Fenway, and 54 Fenway. These buildings are largely reserved for entering Boston Conservatory at Berklee students.
- Total capacity: 200
- Air conditioning: No
- Room types: Singles, doubles, triples, quads, quints (singles largely reserved for medical accommodations)
- Bed types: Single, lofted, bunked
- Bathrooms: Common bathrooms, lockable single-user bathrooms, and some private bathrooms
- Community kitchen: No
- Lounge spaces: One community lounge per building
- Practice rooms: No
- Fitness center: No, but current on-campus residents are permitted to use the fitness centers in 270 Commonwealth Avenue and 160 Massachusetts Avenue. The fitness centers on campus are only available to current on-campus students during the fall and spring semesters when the residence halls are open, and are closed during the summer.
