This sounds like a S-1 question..
The WTU @ JBLM has new (3 year-old) barracks buildings located within 2 short walking blocks to the main JBLM hospital (Madigan).
The one room I stayed at there had a common main door entrance/area that separates two bed rooms. You unlock that door and enter the "common area" - which is the kitchen & small living room. The two bedrooms are separated by the "common area". My bedroom had a full bath (NO tub, but has an ADA walk/roll-thru shower). Plus, it was wired for internet and had a built-in wall desk and chair for your computer (get a surge protector!).
There was a TV in the common area and in my bed room (small flat screens).
The WTU barracks @ WTU JBLM are really the nicest barracks I had ever had to stay in with the Army. You can easily walk to Madigan hospital. There is parking for your vehicle (if you have one). Bus transportation was available to major points on post.
Because I was temporary (under 30 days @ the barracks), and, because they were so new, there wasn't a pot or a pan or any dishes or utensils at all for the kitchen. Kitchen had stove, oven, refer, microwave, dishwasher. I was issued basic Army bedding. I had to buy towels, so bring towels and surge protector and alarm clock. There was night stands and a tall dresser. I didn't have anyone in the second bed roon area, so I pretty much had this space to myself.
There's more, but you can go to WTU JBLM web site (I think) and cruise the info. Or just look up JBLM and see if they have a sub-section.
Don't know which WTU you're going to, so just posting what I know about the newer WTU barracks @ JBLM (Ft.Lewis).
You can always rent a car on the week-ends. Why buy one when you really don't need a car 24/7?
My info is 3 years old, so maybe someone up at JBLM/WTU can update this data.
The barracks was a very nice place to stay - for Army standards anyway. But there wasn't a pot or pan or glasses or dishes or utensils for the kitchen. Hopefully that has changed.
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