Dr Nina Butler Transferred in 1932 to its present building in the University precinct the hall accommodates 270 women in 104 single and 83 twin study bedrooms. All first year undergraduates are expected to share. Smoking is only permitted in certain designated areas of the hall.
All rooms contain wash basins.
The hall is within easy walking distance of the LSE, in the centre of all the Bloomsbury attractions such as the Students' Union with its swimming pool and sports facilities and the Vanbrugh Theatre. The residence fees cover breakfast and dinner on weekdays and breakfast, lunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday. Vegetarian diets are provided for. The hall has several gracious Common Rooms, two libraries, two pianos, games room, Bar and coin- operated launderette. The hall is centrally heated and rooms cleaned daily.