Deming Pavilion

Deming is a damp, humid, and moldy place that is inhabited by graduate and medical students who are so busy that they barely see the light or they barely come home to sleep.

It's perfect for me.

I'm currently living in Deming Pavilion, a place that seems convenient if you are on a budget and you are a Tulane student, is close to Canal Street which is the main street used to visit places for entertainment, food, and just a good place to do our regular stuff. Overall, maintenance, and administration have been excellent in resolving our issues. It's close to the University, and moneywise, it's the best place to stay while you try to settle down in New Orleans.

Overall, it is pretty low quality housing for the price. It is very similar to living in a dorm. The worst part is the constant construction noises that management did not tell anyone about prior to them moving in. The convenience factor and proximity to the med school is the positive.

Very safe place to live in the Downtown area (security 24/7). The whole building is filled with people who work or go to school at Tulane so the packages that get left at your door will not get stolen (even for days on end). Walkway from Deming to parking garage/Hutchinson/JBJ (all parts of the school) is nice so you never really have to walk on the ground floor at night. Centrally located to restaurants/bars/things to do. The price is what really sells it at any level (studio, 1 BR, 2 BR) and includes everything you need (all utilities). Makes paying rent easy through your Tulane Gibson account. You will get a parking spot in a nearby garage which is nice as well since those are hard to score if you are living elsewhere. The inside of the studio is pretty bland, but its furnished. The 1 bedrooms have a nice wall so you don't wake up in your kitchen. The staff at the front are super nice and accommodating and will get any request you need done promptly. If you're just here for 1 year, its not terrible at all and super affordable. If you're in a pinch and can't find housing elsewhere, also a good option so you can take time to find out where you want to live if you're not from here. If I stay in New Orleans, I will likely find a new place to live after my 1 year is up. But for the price and the convenience it is worth it. 7/10 stars

1. Convenient to attend classes in downtown campus
2. No extra charges for utilities and internet
3. Safety and security
4. Mask mandate
5. Provision of electricity even during critical times like the hurricane Ida
6. Management is super-friendly, highly approachable and responsive
7. Location: close to bus stop and Rouses supermarket

good choice for living in downtown new orleans

It's convenient with a shuttle during weekdays to help me transport to campus. But there are mice around the trash area and bugs in the my dorm, that's horrible.

While many of my friends live in nicer apartments off-campus, I enjoy Tulane's graduate housing because of the convenience, low-cost, and security. 2 negative points are that the windows do not open (though this is common in NOLA) and the AC is on in the living room all the time (However, we have control over our room ACs). Comfortable, safe place to live overall. Also conveniently located for students who, like myself, do not have a car.

Convenience especially is you're moving down to NOLA just before school starts. With everything including (wifi, furniture, etc) and being walking distance to every building is very nice.

Downfalls: with COVID we weren't allowed guests and every time someone sets off the fire alarm everyone has to evacuate.

Arbitrary rules set by Tulane. Advertising as an apartment, treated like a dorm by Tulane