Hale Wainani

8 reviews

2591 Dole St

Honolulu, HI 96822

https://manoa.hawaii.edu

Hale Noelani in Honolulu, HI offers a range of housing options including on-campus housing, UH-affiliated housing, and off-campus housing, providing students with a variety of choices to suit their needs.

Managed by Student Housing Services, Hale Noelani also offers residential learning programs, disability accommodations, and resources for roommates, ensuring a supportive and inclusive living environment for students at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa.

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1.08 reviews

Casandra K.

3/4/2012

If you are a graduate student, I don't recommend rooming here. There is a lot of partying, drinking, and drug use. Not a lot of sleep for graduate students or families. There is constantly a...

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Michael O.

4/18/2019

Another day in Hale Wainani... After a long day of work, playing badminton, took off my shirt to go to sleep. Ready for the rest ahead. In bed, I felt something on my face, and something on my...

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Gabriel S.

5/4/2021

To say Wainani is student housing is overkill. The Wainani dorms and other dorms on campus are student storage. Not only have we battled with the entire building FLOODING on multiple occasions,but...

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Steven L.

10/27/2021

Disgusting dorm, very run down, they should really renovate the apartment dorms because they were even worse than the dorm I stayed in two years ago before COVID (Frear Hall). Bath tub is always...

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A A.

2/23/2020

Very expensive for how run down they are and not even getting a bedroom to yourself. For the 19-20 year, the rent for a 4 bedroom 2 people unit comes out to about $750/month per person (or...

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