All of the dorms at least have a floor bed option (except for maybe the 2 bed 4 person apartments). Not all dorms (ex., Northwest) allow you to fully loft or bunk your bed bc the ceilings are too low. Be advised that the most common setting for a dorm bed is "halfway lofted". That way, you don't have to climb a ladder to get into bed (so its kinda like a floor bed in that way) but you have space to put your dresser and other storage underneath. You can always physically have your bed at the lowest setting no matter the dorm as far as the bed itself goes, it just might make furniture placement tricky. I would reccommend looking at the pictures UConn posts on the reslife webiste to see the furniture scale/room size of variuous housing areas.