RTI Billeting Student Building

Visible black mold and mildew odor in all of the rooms, specifically the bathrooms. If you drink from the sink, you will get sick. I was using the water from the sink to cook and for drinking water (rookie mistake) and after a few days, I felt extremely ill: light-headed, sick to my stomach, extremely tired, GI symptoms, headache, muscle stiffness, etc. The water is marketed as potable. It is NOT. If you're coming here for language school, book somewhere else; per language course managers, DTS doesn't mandate that you stay here. It's cheap, but not worth the literal headache. Staff is accommodating and nice enough but the buildings are absolutely infested with mold.

Better than a hotel in my opinion. Room was clean except for a few reeses peeces wrappers under the bed. Comes with a communal kitchen and bathroom which are decent unless you are over 6'2. Shower heads are on the shorter side. No elevators so if you are on the 2nd floor just have to hoof it. Its warm in the winter and has hot water. Worked for me.

The bathroom is small, and the beds are just on the passing side of passing, but compared to most other barracks type hotels I've been in, it's one of the better ones. There is plenty of storage in each room, desk, TV, and chair. The windows open, and the kitchen area has a microwave, small stove, and refrigerator.

The following issues found on arrival: headboard fell down when touched; broken parts of window and other hardware scattered around room; terrible smell; roaches; toilet dirty with pee, hair, and mold; broken showerhead barely hanging on; missing and displaced screens; no hot water; no internet; no place to keep the coffeemaker setup near an outlet; dirty cupboards.

It is a standard military lodging. I do wish that they would update the mattress. However, it is a clean basic room.