Obviously, this has its drawbacks. Most residents complain about the cinderblock walls, which make it look very institutional. Other complaints include the fire alarms, which go off very frequently, and the parties in the lounge. There are parties mostly every weekend, which pose a noise threat to most of the building. Aside from these complaints, residents find Gummere a great place to live.
Every room is a single, which means lots of privacy.
Also, Gummere is a very social dorm, and a great place to live to meet lots of people. Like the rest of Gummere, the bathrooms are not an aesthetic vision. They are, however, very sturdy, and there is usually enough hot water. In general, residents like Gummere, especially the single rooms and the people.