University Village Towers

This is place is so disorganized the office staff is rude and never follow through with work orders and crystal is the most disrespectful employee there. The apartments next to the freeway and the noise is so loud and all night the headlight shine into your room. The first day I moved in my room was disgusting and that nobody cleans the apartments before you move in you have to wait three days to have them come and clean it. There’s so many things wrong with the apartment it’s not worth it.

Overall experience wasn’t bad. Everything furnished, however my closet has deep holes in them, the kitchen was getting wrecked, gum on the wall. etc. I was pissed off the most about my bathroom. The toilet didnt flush since the moment I moved in. turned in a lot of work orders and they came to fix it and then it breaks again. I have no idea why my toilet out of all of my roommates doesn’t work. it’s annoying to have to constantly tell them each week it doesn’t work.

Pretty good since it comes furnished and all amenities are included with no caps. Most rooms are repainted, cleaned and fixed before a new tenant moves in.

close to ucr. Very quiet place and surround by restaurant I spent two weeks the first time and I like it

I like that you can sign for an individual lease and not be dependent on your roommates. I also like that rent includes utilities and the apartment comes prefurnished. The staff are friendly and helpful, though a bit unorganized at times. The amenities are decent but not exceptional. My biggest problems are the incessant noise from the freeway and the fire alarms goes off constantly.

I have a nice view, but there is a lot of noise from the freeway when i open my window. It’s a good walk from campus but you get to see the riverside life a bit more because of that.

I think this place is cool and safe. I enjoy how it is right next to the village and all the eating establishments. I would so love living here again.

I’d give it no stars if it were possible. I truly hated living here overall. I’ll break it down into pros and cons.
PROS:
Cheaper than Grand Marc, Sterling, etc.
Close to UCR.
Close to UV, so if you want to eat out, a bunch of options are here.
Free utilities
Free shuttle to campus, with exception of lunch and dinner breaks for driver at 1 PM and 5 PM
Free wifi, if you use an ethernet cable, the wifi runs smoothly, unless you’d rather bring your own router
Furnished: living room has a TV stand, fridge, microwave, coffee table, a taller table, chairs, couch, and the bedrooms come with a desk and mattress, so of course the bed sheets are on you.
Free cable if you bring a TV.
Free food every now and then, and they let you know in advance.
CONS:
They act all nice, I remember when I came in around my freshman year at UCR (last year) to sign a lease, the staff gave me a cup of water and acted all nice, but ONCE THEY GET YOUR SIGNATURE ON THE LEASE/​CONTRACT, THEY DON’T CARE!!!
Lighting in the room is nonexistent. You have to bring your own lamp, plus extension cords or those multiple outlet things since most lamp cords are short.
Feels more like a dorm.
Car is more likely to be broken into.
The boss at the leasing office, I think his name is Robert, is pretty douchey, and is one of the most condescending people I’ve ever met. He’s pretty arrogant and thinks he’s the best thing since sliced bread. I’ve watched him multiple times smile in a sarcastic way and laugh at residents who were requesting help.
Staff can be tricky, especially when you put work orders in, and they never listen to any requests for the most part.
Oh yeah, that «movie lounge» they got going on? It’s basically the employee lounge. Walk in anytime during the day, and you’ll see a bunch of workers just all chilling there, so it’s never possible to actually watch a movie.
A girl was just kidnapped in the parking garage, and they say they’ve upped the security since, but no sign of security guards/​police/​cameras.
I lived on the side facing Iowa Ave., so it was always a pain to hear cars drive past your room at all times of the day. It was particularly annoying because I lived on the first floor, and on weekends, it was just a pain to hear all the drunk people singing and shouting about how they all «turned up.»
Walls are very thin, and my room was right next to the stairs, so on weekends I’d wake up to hungover people walking very loudly on their way out from spending the night.
Fire alarms are pretty sensitive.
The first week of school, back in September, someone on the upper floors threw an after party from Block Party, threw their bottles over the porch and into our porch area, and despite calling the police and notifying management, nothing was done. Management when we told them basically shrugged their shoulders and said, «I don’t care.»
«Free laundry» isn’t anything here. They limit you to three washes and dries a month, and «free laundry» is done on Wednesdays only, and the machines have a consistent tendency to break down.
The sinks in the bedroom bathrooms have a tendency to clog. Thankfully, ⁷⁄₁₁ right next to UV Towers sells fluid for the occasion, though it is pretty expensive.
Oh yeah, if you want to sublease your place, say because it’s summer, and you want to go home, they charge you a $ 200 transfer to do that.
Douchey security guards kick you out of the pool after 10 PM, the only exception was because when the blood moon came out in April, he was cool, but other than that, they tell you to beat it.
Since most of the residents are from SoCal, they tend to sign up for the 10 month lease and leave. That’s all fine, but the problem is when you’re on a 12 month lease like I was, they spend the summer months cleaning up the apartments to get it ready for the next batch of residents. They don’t give you any advance warning on when they’ll be cleaning your room. They just stick a flyer on your door that says, «During this week (MM/DD)-(MM/DD), we’ll be doing cleaning. No warning, so just one day I was cooking lunch when I hear my door open and they just come with their stuff and just do their thing.
They take advantage of the fact that most of the residents here are students living in their first apartment. I remember just one day my bedroom’s toilet broke somehow and that I put in a work order. The maintenance guy comes in and tries to make it sound like he’s being a nice guy when he says, «I’ll waive the labor costs and only charge you for the toilet, plus shipping/​handing, and the tax,» before saying I should expect to get the bill in my mailbox soon. I called my mom to help me out and give me some advice, and she ended up calling the office and told them off that most apartment management just covers that cost.
OVERALL: DON’T LIVE HERE! I REGRET LIVING HERE, AND IT WAS A TERRIBLE PLACE TO SPEND MY FIRST YEAR LIVING OFF-​CAMPUS!!! YOU’RE BETTER OFF LIVING ANYWHERE BUT HERE!!! DON’T MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE I DID!

I would give no star if I could! This place is consider over priced in riverside area, not worth the money! The room is way too small, and the staffs are just a bunch of assholes.(ladies are friendly, I mean males besides the repair guys) Especially the fat ass «supervisor» who always wears black shirt and black glass, sitting in his small little dumbass glass case, thinks he is da boss, mean and has poor attitude, they care shit!!! They just want your money, here and there! If you forget to bring your key, you have to pay for «borrowing fee», if you
moving out, they will charge you cleaning fee at least $ 30 no matter what, if you park your car overnight, they threaten you to towed your car, freaking ripoff shit hole. Our microwave was broken, told the fat ass «supervisor» to send some one to fix ASAP, never hear from him ever since. I guess everyone could be da «supervisor» as long as u r fat, dumb, and careless! Good luck assholes!

I thought I was going to give this place a 4 or 5 stars. Mehh. I wil give it 2.5.
CONS:
1.) On a whole DO NOT MOVE to this area In the first place. It is extremely dangerous! a woman was raped and broad daylight near UCR campus, and another was brutally attacked with a hammer.
2.) Do NOT park on the bottom floors because it will get broken into. Another thing, it sucks that if you have guests stay over night, their car has a HIGH chance of being towed-​which truly sucks! Cars that do not get towed away are the vehicles with the UVT sticker on their dash, and in their correct spots (which gets annoying sometime because people from the plaza ALWAYS park in the assigned spots unknowingly).
3. Forget the room-​mate «matching services». I’ve overheard a manager just trying to fill rooms up as «quickly as possible». I feel sorry for the 4×4 renters.
4. If you forget to pay your rent, they will send your account over to collections ASAP. Dont forget to!
5. The people here are DEAD, this place is NOT popping! for the people who like to study but have some fun, this is not the place for you. ITS Study or STUDY!
6. RIVERSIDE is a dump. If you got accepted into UCR, make the best of it.
7. Dorm-​like. Not for ones who want a homey-​apartmenty feel.
8. No closets
PROS:
1) The staff are pretty nice and helpful, they’re not as bad as I’ve heard.
2) This is the safest Student apartment in Riverside (Palms and Grandmarc is is another story).
3.”) walking distance from the University Plaza=)
4.) you get free utilities no cap.
5.) free breakfast on some mornings. usually around midterms and finals.

This place could be a great place. It’s in a great location but the people who run this place only care about making money. Once you’re in you’re not going to get out. The day we moved in there were hundreds of empty beer bottles littered all over the living room, inside the cupboards, and all over the balcony. We had to clean out the apartments ourselves and drive to a recycling center. The rim of the toilet was lined with a layer of shit that still never washes off completely to this day. Stoves are greasy and microwaves are filthy. Rotting food leftover from previous tenants hide under the stove and between the refrigerator. Random fire alarms go off once in a while for hours straight at 3am in the morning. And the walls are THIN! I can literally hear everything the people living in the apartment next to me do. Everyday they blast their bassy music. Thump thump thump from 8am to 3am! I can hear them laughing, watching tv, playing basketball, watching sports, and screaming. It’s so ridiculous. I can hear them dribbling their basketball from my own living room, which is separated by two rooms from their apartment. Unless your bank account is made of gold and your checks are made of gold, do yourself a favor and rent out one of many houses in the city of Riverside with a couple of friends for half the price and none of the hassles of UVT. You are even better off staying in the dorms!

I’m rewriting this review because I’ve a decent space of time to consider all things.
If you want the sparknotes version: Live here if you want a big, spacious room and don’t care if your concerns are ignored.
Pros:
–The apartment itself is spacious.
–My assigned roommate was a good person and we still keep in touch.
–furniture, utilities, cable and internet are included with rent.
–My R.A. gave me his personal phone number and is SUPER accommodating with any issues I have.
–The manager is helpful most of the time. (If you can catch her, she never seems to be working when I go in.) Most office people are helpful.
Cons:
–Not a lot of overhead lighting. You’ll get lighting in the kitchen and dining area, and (in my case) up the stairs, but not in the living room or bedroom. Makes for a dismal environment if you don’t bring a lot of stand up lamps.
–The bathroom a/​c leaked and made the room damp and musty. I had to move to the other room in the apartment. (But the management let me so +1!)
–There’s one guy here that is a consistent jerk; I don’t know his name but when I see he’s the one working, I’ll reschedule my day so I don’t have to deal with him at all.
«Oh God, Why» Circumstances:
–Having the parking spot you’ve paid for randomly reassigned is a bad situation. Having your parking spot that you’ve paid for «randomly reassigned» three years in a row is a pattern, and if that happens you should be held accountable.
–My roommate and I were gone over spring break and when we came back, her room was trashed. The ceiling had leaked while we were gone, and maintenance had just cut the rotted part out of the ceiling but hadn’t patched it yet. Pieces of ceiling were all over her floor and all of her things were thrown to the side of the room. If you’re in someone’s home, be respectful of their things, it’s common courtesy.
–Due to health reasons, I sought a way out of my lease, early. (I was sick and wanted to be with my family.) Bascically I was told that if I was going to end my lease, I would be responsible for the entire year’s rent, whether I lived there or not. If I was going to move out, they wanted the money up front, but if I was gonna stay, I could pay it month to month, as usual. Guess which option I chose?
–I moved out of one room to the other (as I mentioned above) because my allergies were making me constantly sick. I told the office about my dust allergies and they told me I could take the next couple of weeks to move all my stuff to the other room. Except, a week later, they had changed the lock to the old room. So, I didn’t clean it because, hey, locked door. When they had a cleaning crew come in, they didn’t wait for me to answer the door before they entered, (they only knocked the first day, btw, the rest of the week they let themselves in with no warning.) Once inside, they started actually yelling about how dirty the room was. I had a duffel bag outside the door to the bedroom I heard it hit the wall. Meaning, my duffel bag with my electronics inside was thrown full-​force against a wall. Great manners, right?
–It gets better. Remember that dust allergy I mentioned? I came home a few days later to find the vent that covers the A/​C unit was replaced. Cool, right? Well, it would have been excellent if the old vent that was COVERED in dust wasn’t left for me to throw away. (If Unilocal allows me to upload pictures, I will. For now, here’s a link:
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To start off moving in/​out of this place is a pain because you have to park on the 4^th floor at the best and you have to move everything up and down the elevator for both the parking garage and getting to your apartment floor.
The only pros I can think of is that the maintenance staff will be there either the same day or the next day of when you put in your work order. Also the rooms they give you Are pretty clean.
The con is the office staff. They are NOT helpful at all and the most they can do for you is activate your key or give you overnight parking permit passes. We tried talking to the financial guy about our problems and he basically kept smiling and laughing at us. He was downright RUDE.
DON’T LIVE HERE YOU WILL REGRET IT!

I think this place honestly isn’t that bad. There are probably more cons than pros to this place. So let’s start at the beginning of the year and work our way to the end.
Move-​in: They say you get free parking spaces. YAY… the catch? You have to be one of the first like 30 people to move in or you either pay $ 30 a month for the first floor or $ 20 for the 4^th and 5^th floor. Two elevators only for everybody for all 8 floors. Luckily I only had to make 3 trips so not that bad, but everybody else I could see had mounds of stuff and could tell it took them a while. My overall move-​in experience was alright.
Living there for the rest of the year: Honestly, was not that bad. We tried to keep our common area as clean as we could but some things were already messed up or dirty when we moved in. Such as the ceiling and the couches. Rooms were actually surprisingly clean. The people who lived above us we heard almost every night doing some sort of construction or moving around. EVERY night. We knew we couldn’t file a complaint as there would be no point. So other than the noise above us, it was pretty quiet. The freeway though, you could hear pretty dang well, rush hour, gg. Leave your window open and you won’t be able to fall asleep. The nice thing though was walking to campus took 10 minutes from there to the Arts building (to Psych it took about 20 – 25 depending on lights). The parking garage, my car never got broken into, buy my roommate’s did. Stole the battery and spare tire. They broke into all the Hondas that day. Luckily, mine was a Dodge so mine was never touched. But yeah, UVT does not take responsibility for it. They claim it to be safe because of a guard but he does not do anything but walk around. They are strict on towing though, if you park over night, they will tow you. When leaving for class I think I saw I car a day getting towed. I heard it’s a lot quieter than GrandMarc though, like the walls are thicker at UVT. Also laundry does suck because it costs 2.50 total to wash and dry. More than dorms! This comes out of your own pocket too, free laundry day sucked because I had class all day on W.
Post-​leaving: Just got charged $ 40 for cleaning in the common area. Just me though! I called my roommates, none of them got charged but me. The manager even said «all of you are responsible for it» so why am I the ONLY one paying? Yeah, it’s not a lot thankfully, but when you say all, you mean all 4, not just me.
Staff is/​was (?) super friendly and saw them around outside of school. I’m not sure of the staff now but I actually liked them and felt they were there to help you in any way they could.
What blows is last year when we signed the lease we got no prizes but this past year they gave away iPads, Kindles, gift cards, you name it, and I’m like… where was that last year when we signed up in FEBRUARY?! So I got kind of ticked for that and we received nothing.
Other than that the main reason this is 2 ratings is because your car can be broken into, freeway noise, false advertising on their part and the only reason it’s not one is because of their friendly staff when I lived there. OH and it’s super close to eating and stuff so that always was a bonus, just walk to eat wherever.

It hurts to give a star to this place at all. If you bring a car, there’s a ridiculously high chance that it will get broken into. Mine got broken into THREE times in ONE week January 2010. And of course, the apartment will take no responsibilities and will not put in cameras or gates. They tell you that you get free laundry service. What they don’t tell you is that it’s only on Wednesdays from 8AM to 6PM and you get 3 washes and 3 dries a month. They also tell you that you have 24 hour computer lab access. No. They tried that and two of the three computers were stolen. Okay, fine. But then stop advertising ’24 hour computer lab access.’ And the coffee bar? It’s literally a bar with a coffee maker on it. You could make better coffee in your room. The entertainment lounge that they supposedly have open for everyone has basically become an employee lounge. Seriously. Go look for yourself sometime and see if there’s anyone in there and if there is, they’re wearing a UVT employee shirt, right? Yea.
Oh and the shower drains ALWAYS clog. Have them come fix it, clogs in two days. Fix, clog. Fix, clog. The staff is terrible — for those who said they didn’t know why people say they’re bad, they clearly haven’t had to talk to them beyond picking up mail packages. They lie all the time and make excuses for everything. They will say anything to get on what they think is your good side but be really sneaky and go behind your back to do things like go in your room without your permission — thinking that you won’t find out. You know that they plan things against you when you do something they don’t like because they have little meetings to discuss the «issue» in their leasing office and when they see you coming, stand up to try to get a better view and make sure it is you, and then stop talking. They have also been racist between my housemates when I lived there [2009−2010]. All in all, signing the lease is pretty much signing your life away because it’s so specific and binding that there is no way you can get out of it no matter how bad the circumstances/​conditions get. AND after I left, they tried to charge me more money for stuff at the apartment that they never said anything about when I was leaving. Just don’t live here.

I’d give them no stars if possible, this place had some plus sides, but after the sh*tstorm they put us through, methinks not.
Pros
–Utilities and furniture are included. They also have a decent sized pool and two grills for the summer time.
— The shared living area is pretty large, and individual rooms have locks and bathrooms, which is definitely a nice perk.
–Depending on your room number, some suites have a balcony as well and its got one of the best views in Riverside.
Cons
Hooh mama, here we go.
Strike 1: After we came back from winter break, a leak had formed and there was water damage. We mentioned it to the office, but nothing was done. That water damage turned into mold, still with no help from the office. After repeated complaints all the way up to the manager, we finally got moved to a new room after it got so bad the apartment started to smell. A few months roll by, and they demand that we move back into our old apartment and that everything has been «taken care of». Wary of a potential lung infection, I went back to my old apartment in advance and found nothing had been done, and that the 3 foot line of water damage coming down from my ceiling was definitely still there.
Strike 2: I get a call one night from a friend who works in the office saying my motorcycle has been tipped over. Now I FREAKING LOVE my motorcycle, and was pissed but understanding of the situation. I’m told to come back the next morning and fill out a form. I get to the office the next day and the people seem completely unsympathetic and unhelpful to what has happened. One guy even went so far as to say, «Oh, it was just tipped over.» Wrong. Next time, when someone tips over your Chevy Silverado you can tell me how it was «just tipped over». My roommate got the same response when someone broke into his car on the sixth floor. How bout dat security?
But the Strike 3 icing on the cake: Our neighbors usually throw sketchy 100+ people parties, which are loud as hell, but hey I’m not one to be a buzzkill. That all changed one night when I hear «BLAM BLAM Get the fuck out of my apartment!» Seriously? I know it’s Riverside and all, but I’m not paying $ 740/​mo to have shootings go down next door. You’d think living next door to the RA would guarantee some safety, but I guess not. Going along with the trend, the office did absolutely nothing to reassure us that things had been taken care of, and it was only after I inquired that I found out that the tenants had been moved to a different floor, but not evicted. O. o
Good location, but for what it costs, you can find crack houses with more security.

So I’ve been living in UVT for about half the year now, and honestly, I have not major complaints. People have been giving it pretty low ratings, but I will try to draw out everything someone may wanna know about this apartment. I cant really compare it to Grand Marc, Sterling, or any of the other apartments complexes around the UCR campus. I will start with the pros.
PROs
–cheaper than Grand Marc and Sterling ($ 735 for a 4×4 [floor plans and rates
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–fully furnished apt
–really big kitchen (with stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, cabinet space)
–washer and dryer on each floor
–beds, desk, closet included in prices
–walking distance to campus
–balcony option
–pool and hot tub
–movie room
–exercise room
–computer rooms
–relatively spacious (in comparison to my triple pentland dorm)
–parking (for some people; will explain in cons :[)
–pretty nice in general
–close to great eating places and stores – Flame Broiler, Teriyaki Bowl, Fat Burger, Del Taco, Denny’s, Santana’s, 7 – 11, Yoshinoya (not good), Starbucks, Quiznos, Subway, Mongolian BBQ, Ranch 1, Busy Café, Game Stop, yogurtland, and many more.
–good staff-​helpful and nice
–not tied down like a dorm would cause (ie. alcohol, drugs, noise, parties, etc. [not enforced: P])
Cons:
–price (I know I’m contradictory, but depending on your price range it can be pricey for some)
–parking (I thought the price of rent would cover free parking in the structure, but nope… first come first serve for X amount of spaces, so i have to pay $ 20 more a month –_​_​-​)
–kinda ghetto in a way – witness some drag races coming down off the top of the parking structure, drug deals, shady people at night, etc
–along the freeway so you can hear all the traffic (not bad tho… double panned windows)
–one of my packages was lost
–some planned activities, but none worth doing – pretty pointless
–roommate never got money from leasing office (had a offer at the time – $ 200 each person you refer. Me and 2 of my other roommates put he referred us and he still did not get the money)
–fire alarms go off quite a bit
–printers in the computer room never work
Thats about it… I cant think anything else off the top of my head… the cons arent so bad… think UVT deserve a sold ³⁄₅

The apartment itself is ok. It’s the staff & management that stinks. The first night I moved in there was a drunk bum that walked off the streets and into our complex. Note: there are gates to this complex, but they are never shut. The bum banged on our door and said he was going to kill everyone inside. Safe, huh? After calling the police to have him removed, I wanted to speak to management and be moved to a different room. They would not allow it, nor would they do anything to prevent it from happening in the future.
Later that year I the A/​C unit started leaking in my bathroom. I had to put a garbage can under it to stop the water that was leaking into my bedroom carpet. I called maintenance and they came in, inspected it, then just left. I was left with a watery bathroom for days before it was fixed. It leaked again later in the year and the same thing happened where it took days to get fixed. The second time they came in to fix it, they also left orange paste ALL OVER my bathroom that I had to clean up. Later I found that my white face towel had dirty fingerprints all over it. Ridiculous! When you fix something you do not dirty something else. I had to go to the office and complain and even then it’s a fight to get anything done around there.
At the end of the year they check your room before you leave to see if there was any damage. They walked through my apartment and said everything looked fine. Weeks later my roommate and I were billed a cleaning fee. I had to call them multiple times before they would waive the fee. After the horrible service they provided throughout the year, there was no way I was paying that cleaning fee especially since any damage would have been due to their lack of promptness when a problem was reported.
Don’t live here. It looks nice when you tour it, but that’s just for looks.

First, I came in with a optimistic and positive attitude and toured this place 3 times with friends, family and roommates BUT This place is absolutely deceiving, ridiculous and overpriced. Don’t even think about moving here. The model apartment might be nice and clean but the actual apartments are dirty, smelly and disgusting. When I first moved in, the floors were sticky, the bathroom toilet was broken and disgusting. I had a non flushing toilet the moment I moved in. They came in to fix it the next day and I guess they did, because it flushes but it wont stop flushing, so now I have a toilet that wont stop running most of the time and works like a normal toilet sometimes.
Next, the late fees are ridiculous on top of their overly expensive apartment rates ($ 75 late fee). Trust me, you can find ridiculously nice apartments for $ 500 – 600 /​month, if you are willing to sacrifice a tanning room no one uses, a computer lab with printers that are suppose to be free if you bring paper but there is never any ink and the useless movie theater where it always smells like weed.
Finally, the rude service. The initial tour to get you to sign your contract has exemplary service but once you pass the signature and you’re locked in for a year, they do not care about you. The front desk students aren’t rude but aren’t nice either. They’ll do what you ask but in the most careless way possible that it makes you think that they’re ALWAYS having a bad day.
Other notable things:
Parking garage sucks ass because its shared with UV and residents have to park on the fourth floor and above.
The pools close at 10pm and we were kicked out by a douchebag security guard.
Their fire alarms ALWAYS go off. I remember one day, the fire alarm went off every hour from 9 pm till 2 AM. It pissed everyone off. The fire marshalls came and made a huge scene, it ended up being nothing even important.
Overall. DONT LIVE HERE and DONT LET THEM RIP YOU OFF. THEY RIPPED ME OFF AND TOO MANY OTHERS OFF.

This is quite possibly the most deceiving place ever. When you first walk in to inquire the space, they are kind, polite and what not. But once you get past the signature on the contract all changes. The a majority of the pricing for the apt’s are all different. I signed a contract for $ 875, thinking it was the only pricing (other than the one signed through the school’s housing which outsourced to UVT due to insufficient housing on their half), when I eventually realized that they advertise different prices at different times. Nothing is consistent.
When i lost my card key (the main door uses card keys like hotels) and made a new one, i paid $ 25 (or 30, i dont recall exactly). alright, fair enough. But i found it in my car 20 mins later, and they refused to let me return the key. The keys are easily programmable by them. And if they honestly wanted, they could have taken the new key back and used it for later on, but instead they cashed in my check.
The worst part, my roommate and I made sure the area was cleaned up post moving out, Lysol wiped the restroom and the desk. I even vacuumed and everything. The room was evidently cleaner than upon the time i moved in. but despite our honest efforts to clean, they still slapped us each a bullshit $ 33.75 fee in which they claimed «it was not clean». When I called inquiring how the move out inspection was, whether there was some sort of check out form, they only thing the manager said was that «oh no… they just jot down stuff». These are random words in which the inspector could have made up. When i asked for a copy of this document stating the charges, or the notations, the manager was hesitant. He later said he would email it to me but after an hour i still have no received it.
This area is convenient, but word of advice, if you want to avoid their bullshit, make sure you document EVERYTHINGGG. just so you wont be wrongly charged.