The new rooms are 118 square-feet each. They have enough space for a bed, dresser, night stand and entertainment center. Each also has a walk-in closet or sliding door closet, depending on which floor plan the airman chooses. All rooms come with a ceiling fan, two-way opening window, a sink and medicine cabinet. Each pair of rooms shares a bathroom and kitchen, which vary in design because there are four different floor plans.
Bathrooms have both a shower and a tub.
Each floor is equipped with four washers and dryers, and each has a day room. There is a large day room and mailroom in the basement. The dormitories were a welcome sight to at least one airman. Col. Tommy Crawford, 354th Fighter Wing commander, said the dormitory shows that the Air Force, Pacific Air Forces and Eielson want to provide good housing for its junior enlisted members. We want to give them a good place to go home to after the work day is done, and I hope we can do that for every airman on Eielson.