Welcome to CSU: Guest Housing

Information for Staying Overnight at Colorado State University

Welcome to Colorado State University. As your arrival date approaches, here is some information to ensure that you have the best possible experience while on our campus. We are so excited that you have chosen to spend some of this summer with us!

Front Desk Services

All residence hall front desks will have standard hours of 7AM-10PM, daily. Upon checking in, guests will receive a meal card and room key(s). Should you need assistance after a front desk has closed, please visit the Durrell Center or call our Summer On-Call Phone listed below.

Summer On-Call Phone:
970-492-4980

The electronic key unlocks the front entry door of your building 24-hours a day. Depending on the residence hall, the electronic key may also unlock your sleeping room or a separate hard key will be issued for your sleeping room. Be sure to have your keys on you at all times, as most doors on campus lock automatically. If you get locked out or misplace your keys, you may borrow a temporary key from the front desk for up to 30 minutes. Report lost or stolen keys at the front desk, where you will be issued temporary keys until yours are replaced. A replacement charge may be assessed.

Mail and packages

When receiving mail and packages on campus, please use the following mailing address:

Conference & Event Services

ATTN: Guest Housing – YOUR NAME

8037 Campus Delivery

Fort Collins, CO 80523

Our office will bring the packages to the front desk of your residence hall when it arrives to our main desk. Please note there is typically a 2-3 day delay between mail arriving on campus and being delivered to the front desk of your residence hall.

Substance Policy

Colorado State University is a smoke free campus, this includes tobacco, vaping, and marijuana. The possession and consumption of alcohol, medical/recreational marijuana and illegal drugs/paraphernalia is prohibited on campus.

Rec Center

Guests staying on campus can purchase day passes for $7 each at the Rec Center front desk. Please note that towels are not provided and updated policies can be found online here: csurec.colostate.edu/about/policies/. Users must observe all posted signs and verbal directions provided by Rec Center staff. For more Rec Center info please visit https://csurec.colostate.edu/.

Monday-Friday: 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Saturday & Sunday: 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Students outside the LSC

Parking and Transport

On-campus parking is included for guests staying less than 30 nights. Most campus parking lots are enforced Monday – Friday between 7:30am and 4:00pm. All parking permits are digital and tracked using your license plate number. You may park in Zone Q/W/X/Y/XR/ZR designated lots (see CSU Campus Map Summer 2026). Please be prepared to provide your license plate number and state code to your front desk staff member upon check in. Overnight parking is only available in residence hall lots, with a valid permit. If you are staying more than 30 nights and would like a parking permit, please respond to your confirmation email to request further instructions.

Around the Horn Campus Bus
A free on-campus shuttle that loops campus every 20 minutes from 7am-6:40pm, Monday – Friday.

Airport Shuttle
Groome Transportation, book online at: groometransportation.com Landline, book online at: landline.com
Max Bus Rapid Transit Service
The MAX bus line connects North Fort Collins and South Fort Collins. For more information visit: ridetransfort.com/max
Rideshare
Fort Collins has several rideshare options, with designated pick-up/drop-off locations on campus. View the campus rideshare map here.

Dining

Upon checking in, each guest will receive a meal card. Your meal card is valid at your assigned Dining Center for the meal of your choice (breakfast, lunch, or dinner). One on-campus meal, per person, per night’s stay, is included. Additional meals may be purchased on-site or by contacting Conference & Event Services (970-491-6222).

You may not bring outside food into any dining center. When leaving the dining center, you may take with you one (1) piece of whole fruit OR one (1) dessert item. To-go food containers are available upon request at the check-in counter, when you swipe your meal card and there are no refills with to-go containers.

Breakfast Hours: 7 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Lunch Hours: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Dinner Hours: 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

Health & Safety

Safety at CSU

Colorado State University’s campuses are active and thriving living-learning communities. Information related to safety while on campus can be found online here: https://safety.colostate.edu/.

Guest Health & Wellness

CSU does not currently offer an on-campus urgent care facility. Guests are encouraged to visit a local Urgent Care facility or Poudre Valley Hospital for emergency services.

Poudre Valley Hospital is located at:
1024 S. Lemay Avenue Fort Collins, CO 80524

911 Emergency

In the event of an emergency, dial 911. To report any dangerous or suspicious activity on campus, contact campus police
(CSUPD) at (970) 491-6425.

Have any questions? Please visit our FAQ page.

Westfall Hall

Westfall Hall is home for approximately 450 guests and offers community-style double rooms (guests in each corridor share a community bathroom). One of two 12-story residence halls on the north side of campus known as the Towers, Westfall shares a common courtyard/outdoor space with Durward Hall and is in close walking distance to the Durrell Dining and Event Center.

Summit Hall

Located on the south side of campus, Summit Hall is home to approximately 500 guests and features suite-style rooms (residents in two rooms share a connected bathroom).

Parmelee Hall

Located on the north-side of campus, Parmelee Hall is home to approximately 550 students and guests in suite-style rooms (guests in two rooms share a connected bathroom). The Foundry Dining Center is conveniently located in the building, which also connects Corbett Hall. 

Newsom Hall

Newsom Hall is on the south side of campus and is home to approximately 400 guests. This hall features community-style double rooms (guests in each corridor share a community bathroom). Newsom is conveniently located near the Ram’s Horn Dining Center.

Laurel Village

CSU’s newest set of residence halls, Laurel Village (LV), is comprised of three buildings: two residence halls and the Pavilion community center. Alpine and Piñon Halls can house approximately 600 guests. Located on the north side of campus, both halls feature a mix of community-style and suite-style rooms with shared and private bathrooms.

Ingersoll Hall

Ingersoll Hall is on the south side of campus and is home for up to approximately 400 guests. This hall features community-style double rooms (guests in each corridor share a community bathroom), a renovated large community kitchen, and is within a few minutes of Ram’s Horn Dining Center. 

Edwards Hall

Edwards Hall is on the south side of campus and is home for approximately 400 guests. The hall features community-style double rooms (guests in each corridor share a community bathroom) and is close to Ram’s Horn and Braiden dining centers. 

Durward Hall

One of two 12-story residence halls on the north side of campus known as ‘the Towers’, Durward is home for approximately 400 guests. Durward features community-style (guests in each corridor share a community bathroom) double and quad rooms. This hall is adjacent to the Durrell Dining and Event Center and shares a common courtyard/outdoor space with Westfall Hall.

*Note: Durward and Westfall Halls offer the same room styles

Corbett Hall

Corbett Hall is the largest residence hall on campus, housing approximately 850 guests across seven wings. The Foundry Dining Center is conveniently located in the building, which also connects Corbett and Parmelee Halls. Corbett offers suite-style rooms (guests in two rooms share a connected bathroom).  

Braiden Hall

Braiden Hall is home for approximately 550 guests on the south side of campus near the academic core of campus. It features suite-style rooms (guests in two rooms share a connected bathroom) and the Braiden Dining Center. Braiden is primarily for guests visiting campus for Ram Orientation and has very limited availability for general campus guests.

Academic Village

Academic Village (AV) is comprised of three residence halls grouped together on the south side of campus, with a shared commons building that houses Ram’s Horn Dining Center.  

Honors, Engineering, and Aspen Halls offer suite-style rooms and collectively accommodate approximately 600 guests.