Decker Hall

Small Hall, Big Heart.

Decker Hall Exterior

Located in the heart of UNC’s Mesa Neighborhood, Decker Hall is home to just 28 UNC Bears, making it one of our most close-knit and community-focused residence halls.

 

Hall Not Currently Available

Decker Hall will not be in service for the 2026 - 2027 academic year.

What Makes Decker Hall Special

Located in the heart of UNC’s Mesa Neighborhood, Decker Hall is home to just 28 UNC Bears, making it one of our most close-knit and community-focused residence halls.

Are You Ready to Find Your Place?

Room Options

3D Rendering

Our 3D floorplan helps you visualize the room’s layout, furniture placement, and flow. It lets you see how the some of our floorplans will feel, including colors, textures, and lighting.

A 3D rendering of a floorplan in Decker Hall

Floorplans

ADA Accessible Rooms Available.

A bright and inviting room in Decker Hall.

Decker Hall Features

Furniture and Appliances

Get comfy in a bed that fits your style—and your storage needs!

Each room comes with:

  • A twin (regular) size adjustable-height bed
  • A dual-firmness mattress—choose between firm or extra firm by flipping it over
  • Bed dimensions: approx. 80.5″ long x 41″ wide x 37″ high
You can choose from three different height settings to match your storage preferences.
Setting Clearance Under Bed:
  • Low (or bunked) 8 inches
  • Middle (default) 21 inches
  • High 31 inches
Beds are usually set to the middle height at move-in to give you a balance of under-bed storage and easy access.

Some rooms may have bunked beds when you move in to help maximize floor space. If you’d prefer a different setup, you’re welcome to bunk or un-bunk your bed after move-in.

You’ll have your own space to study, create, and focus.

Every resident gets a desk and a two-position chair. The desks are approximately 42″ wide by 24″ deep and 30″ high.

Plenty of room for your laptop, books, and a few personal touches.

Bring what you need—or rent what makes life easier.

What’s Provided
Rooms in Decker Hall do not come with a refrigerator or microwave, so you’ll need to plan ahead.

Coordinate with Roommates
To avoid doubles, talk with your roommate(s) about who’s bringing what before move-in.

Know the Guidelines
Be sure to check the What to Bring list and the Housing & Residential Education Handbook for size and power limits on personal appliances.

Want a hassle-free option?
Consider renting a MicroFridge (combined microwave + mini fridge) through the Residence Hall Association—easy, convenient, and move-in ready.

Convenient bathrooms on each floor.

Storage

Plenty of space to keep your wardrobe organized and easy to access.

Closets
Each resident has their own closet and a shared dresser. Closet sizes vary by room.

Double Room Dressers

The dressers in double rooms are approximately 36″ wide by 24″ deep by 50.5″ high and have four small drawers and four large drawers.

Single Room Dressers

The dressers in single rooms are approximately 24″ wide by 24″ deep by 50.5″ high in single rooms and have four small drawers and four large drawers.

The closets in each room should allow for storage of both clothing as well as other items such as boxes, books, athletics gear, etc.

Room Features

Comfort underfoot, wherever you are.

In Your Room
All Decker Hall rooms are carpeted—soft, cozy, and perfect for making your space feel like home.

Let the light in—or keep it out when you need to.

Windows
Most Decker Hall rooms have either double-hung windows or casement windows that can be opened by the residents who want to enjoy a breeze from time to time.

Window Coverings
Most windows come with fire-retardant drapes to help block out sunlight when you’re resting, studying, or just want a little privacy.

The Mesa Neighborhood

Named for being located on the epic hill of Central Campus, the Mesa Neighborhood is an active and vibrant part of campus. Located on Central Campus, the Mesa Neighborhood is within walking distance of Tobey-Kendel Dining Hall, the Student Health and Counseling Center, Gunter Green and the University Center. The Mesa Neighborhood showcases beautiful buildings and some of the campus’s historic buildings that surround campus community areas where students can study, play music or perform at Garden Theatre, eat with friends, socialize and relax on the Gunter Green.

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