The building features many single rooms with hardwood floors, sinks, and California sleeping porches.
Residents share both a large recreation room and a small computing lab.
The 'Spanish Language House' group resides here in Ethel Moore Hall during the academic year. The flag stone entrance to Ethel Moore Hall connects to a downhill path into the center of campus. These two buildings share the lovely Rhododendron Courtyard accessed through either building or a garden gate. Ethel Moore Hall was named for a distinguished Oakland woman and trustee of Mills. Her Vassar College classmates made the first contributions in her honor for the building, which was built in 1926.