DormScouter
Deaton Hall — University of Mississippi
University of Mississippi

Deaton Hall

📍 13 Women's Terrace West, Mississippi, 38677
📊 Lived in Deaton Hall? Rate it in 30 seconds.
Quick dorm-level rating — help the next University of Mississippi student pick the right room.
⭐ Rate this dorm 🎯 Add your room 📸 Add photos
⭐ Or start right here — rate Deaton Hall in four taps, no page load

What was it like to live here? All optional — tap Next to skip straight to your room.

✨ Cleanliness
🚿 Bathrooms
📍 Location
🎉 Social scene
🏛 Corridor🚿 Communal Bathroom👥 Co-Ed❄️ Has AC🍳 Kitchen🍽️ Dining Hall On-Site
—
No ratings
0
Rooms tracked
4
Floors

About Deaton Hall

Deaton Hall is a smaller corridor-style residence hall housing approximately 100 students. The hall offers a more intimate residential community on the Ole Miss campus, featuring traditional double rooms, communal bathrooms, and close access to campus facilities. Deaton Hall is often a popular option for students who prefer a smaller living environment.

📊 Student Ratings

⭐ Overall
—
🧹 Cleanliness
—
🔇 Quietness
—
📶 WiFi
—
🔒 Safety
—
🛋️ Common Areas
—
♿ Accessibility
—

No ratings yet — be the first.

Bathrooms here are communal, so you'll be carrying your things down the hall. Students here often pick up:

EUDELE Mesh Shower Caddy Portable for College Dorm Room Esse · $9.99 Shower Shoez – Quick-Dry Shower Flip Flops · $10–$16

Amazon affiliate link — we may earn a commission, at no cost to you.

Moving & storage · Partner*
SelfStorage.com
Compare self-storage units near campus. You move your own things in, so it suits a car and a big load rather than a few boxes.
Compare storage near campus →

📝 Recent Reviews

No reviews yet. Be the first to review →

Lived in Deaton Hall? Help future students.

Add your room number + a photo or two. Takes about 2 minutes. Earns points + helps the next class pick housing.

🎯 Document your room No account needed — sign in at the end to claim points
Or just browse Deaton Hall → Compare with other University of Mississippi dorms →