Wyckoff Hall

Wyckoff residential hall
Building Information
109 East 13th StreetHolland, MI  49423-3673

Wyckoff Hall is a co-ed residence hall that has 50 rooms and houses 100 students. It was built in 1962 as part of the Fraternity Dormitory complex to house members of the Cosmopolitan and Arcadian fraternities. The hall was named after the Rev. Wyckoff in 1994.

Room Features

  • Beds can be bunked or lofted (bed safety rail provided)
  • Carpeted floors
  • Window blinds

Furniture Provided

  • Extra long twin beds (80-inch mattress)
  • Closets (47" wide) with one long shelf across the top
  • Desks 
  • Desk chairs
  • Towel rack
  • Mirror

Other rooms in Wyckoff Hall include a computer lab, laundry room, kitchen and lounge

Tour a Room

Hold your curser down and move around inside the photo below to see a 360-degree view of a standard double room in Wyckoff Hall. 

  • Exterior of Wyckoff Residence Hall from 13th Street
  • A common area in Wyckoff Hall featuring a patterned couch, two orange chairs, a wooden coffee table, and a kitchen area in the background with a stove, microwave, and refrigerator. The room has carpeted floors, wood-paneled walls, and bright overhead lighting.
  • A lounge area in Wyckoff Hall at Hope College, featuring green upholstered chairs and sofas arranged around the room. The walls are decorated with colorful handprints and a mural of various fraternity and student artwork. The floor is carpeted, and there is a small wooden table beside one of the chairs.
  • An open closet in a room at Wyckoff Hall, showing two wooden doors, a hanging rod with a shelf above, and a disassembled bed safety rail leaning inside. The closet has carpeted floors and a towel rack on the left door.
  • A laundry room in Wyckoff Hall at Hope College, featuring four front-loading commercial washing machines on a raised platform. The room has tiled floors, a utility sink, a counter, and various informational posters on the walls.
  • A room in Wyckoff Hall at Hope College features a round table with several chairs around it and a jigsaw puzzle in progress on the tabletop. To the left, there is a recycling bin labeled "Recyclable Paper Only" and a wall-mounted phone. A potted plant sits on top of a small wooden desk. The room also includes a framed picture on the wall, a tall plant, a floor lamp, and a blue upholstered chair near large windows with blinds.
  • A standard double room in Wyckoff Hall at Hope College, featuring two twin extra-long beds with wooden frames and black mattresses, positioned parallel to each other on opposite sides of the room. Each bed has a wooden desk and chair in front of it. The room has carpeted floors, a window with blinds in the center of the far wall, and neutral-colored walls. Natural light is coming through the window, illuminating the room.

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A map showing the location for Wyckoff Hall