Is there an all-gender restroom at McKay Hall?

Yes — at least one restroom on record at McKay Hall is reported as all-gender by Allgenda contributors.

Is the restroom at McKay Hall ADA accessible?

At least one restroom at McKay Hall is reported as ADA accessible by Allgenda contributors.

When was this listing verified?

The McKay Hall listing on Allgenda was last verified 2026-04-23 via import.

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Venue

McKay Hall

1 Loyola Marymount Drive · Los Angeles, California

1 restroom on record · 1 all-gender · 1 ADA accessible · verified 2026-04-23 via import

VerifiedVerified 4/23/2026import

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Restrooms

1 on record

Restroom

In McKay Hall (dormitory attached to Iggy's Diner). 1st floor. Next to the common room + kitchen.

Need card access to enter McKay Hall. If you wait around outside, though, a student will probably come by and let you in.

All genderADA

Location

About this place (from Google)

Operational and listing information — not Allgenda verification. Last updated 4/24/2026.

McKay Hall

Google statusOPERATIONAL

Place type: apartment_building · point_of_interest · service · establishment

Google address: 1 Loyola Marymount University Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90045, USA

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Wheelchair Accessible Entrance (per Google)

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