Housing Information…

UH Manoa Student Housing provides students with a variety of choices of living arrangements including apartments and traditional coed facilities, single and double occupancy rooms, and suite units. The housing program is designed to create a safe and friendly atmosphere for the residents. However, residents are expected to respect and care for the facilities and equipment rented to them, and are required to conduct themselves in a responsible manner. Specific rules and regulations intended to protect the rights of individuals have been developed by the University administration, residential staff, and student leaders. Each resident is responsible to know and observe these rules and regulations.

Application and Deadlines…

If you're familiar with what student housing has to offer, download the application. Otherwise, you're encouraged to review the information presented on our website. All applicants should review the assignment terms and priorities for the 2009-2010 Academic Year.

The priority deadline for the 2009-2010 Academic Year and Fall Only housing contracts is May 1, 2009. Spring Only contracts have a deadline of October 15, 2009. All housing applicants must submit a $25 non refundable application fee. Applications received without this fee will not be processed.

Payment and Fees…

The 2009-2010 Academic Year contract provides housing for the Fall and Spring semesters with prices for traditional doubles starting at $3,672 and apartment units starting at $4,863. Meal plans are required for all residents in the Residence Halls, not the Apartments, and are handled by a private provider, Sodexho, with prices starting around $1,190 per semester, or $2380 for the academic year (Prices subject to final approval). There is a detailed Rate Comparison Sheet available for all of the resident halls.

Payment of the rent, or any portion thereof, will signify your acceptance of a formal contract with the University of Hawaii at Manoa Student Housing Services office. Acceptance of the student housing offer signifies consent to, and acceptance of all policies and procedures governing residence, including financial liability. Payments submitted will be applied to all rent, contract termination penalties, disciplinary fines, damage charges incurred during residency and any other outstanding University obligations.

Residence Halls and Apartments…

Frear Hall
Mary Dillingham-Frear Hall is the newest housing facilty. It houses 810 students in two interconnected 12-story towers in suite arrangements. Resident rooms in Frear are air conditioned. Amenities in Frear include private study rooms; bike, moped and surfboard storage area; electonic security and cameras. Frear is designed to be eligible for LEED silver certification, a rating system that provides standards for environmentally sustainable construction. Frear Hall has fluorescent lighting, which uses less energy. Low-flow plumbing fixtures and recycled carpeting. Paint used in Frear also has less chemicals and produces fewer fumes than paint purchased by a consumer from the store. Frear has four room types, including: one person in a single room, two people in two rooms, four people in two rooms (2 people per room), four people in four rooms. Click for more information about Mary Dillingham-Frear Hall.

Gateway House
Gateway House is a co-ed residence facility that accommodates 208 men and women in four-person suites with shared bathroom facilities. An additional 24 residents share traditional double rooms with bathroom facilities. Click for more information about Gateway House.

The Hale Aloha Complex
The Hale Aloha Complex consists of four freshmen co-ed towers, Hale Aloha Ilima, Lehua, Lokelani, and Mokihana, accommodating 266 residents in each hall and a dining hall. The complex provides a transitional experience with a variety of learning communities enhancing their learning experience through co curricular and curricular activities both in and out of class. Click for more information about the Hale Aloha Complex.

Hale Anuenue
Hale Anuenue is a co-ed dorm housing 84 residents in double rooms on three floors accessible by stairs, is a fully air-conditioned residence hall that is less than two blocks from major eating places in and near PUCK'S Alley and just minutes away from the Duke Kahanamoku Aquatic Complex and Stan Sheriff Center. Click for more information about Hale Anuenue.

Johnson Hall
Two adjoining buildings, Johnson Hall A and B, accommodates 191 residents in double rooms on three floors. Click for more information about Johnson Hall.

Hale Kahawai and Hale Laulima
These halls are fully carpeted with each floor accommodating 20 students in double rooms. Hale Kahawai, accommodating 156 residents in double rooms and Hale Laulima, is a co-ed dorm accommodating 160 residents in 73 double and 14 single rooms. Click for more information about the Hale Kahawai. Click for more information about Hale Laulima.

Hale Noelani
Hale Noelani is a low rise apartment complex offering one and two-bedroom units, accommodating 524 residents in five 3-story buildings. Residents of this apartment complex must be sophomores or above. Hale Noelani has been designated alcohol-free. Click for more information about Hale Noelani.

Hale Wainani
Hale Wainani complex accommodates 650 students in two high-rise towers (13 and 14 stories) and two 3-story low-rise buildings. Residents of this apartment complex must be sophomores or above. The low-rises have been designated as Wellness Facilities. Designed for upperclassmen who seek independent living, all apartments come fully furnished with kitchens and bathrooms. Click for more information about Hale Wainani.

Student Housing Contact Information…

Student Housing Services
University of Hawaii at Manoa
2569 Dole Street
Honolulu, Hawaii 96822

Office: (808) 956-8177

Fax: (808) 956-5995

Email: uhmsh@hawaii.edu

Cashier Hotline: (808) 956-5178