<p>My S lived in Lee Hall his first year and WAJ during his second year. The rooms in Lee are slightly larger than WAJ. His room came with 2 beds, 2 dressers, 2 closets, a sink and towel rack. The dressers were smaller than the wardrobes in WAJ and were small enough to put it in the closet, if a student wanted more space in the room. There is enough room in Lee that both beds can be placed on the floor (no lofting or bunking). In WAJ, at least one bed must be lofted or you have to bunk the beds. We purchased two standalone wall units and stacked them so they reached 6 feet. This really helped with maximizing the space. We used the shelves to hold the TV, microwave, and printer. We put the refrigerator on the floor and the shelves over the refrigerator. Also, if you do loft one of the beds, you can place the shelving unit near the head of the loft bed. We put a tray on the top shelf and the student in the top loft had a firm place to put his cell phone, eye glasses, etc. There were no rugs in Lee Hall and I did not think they were needed. The rooms were very comfortable. The upper floors stay warm. Also, VT does not provide vacuum cleaners for the students. Our S took a small broom and dust plan (they connected to each other) and that was fine for cleaning the floor. You will find that you have more flexibility and options for furniture arrangement in Lee than in WAJ.</p>