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March 2024 by Joshua Epstein
Great apartment building to live in!
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March 2024 by Matthew Kalmans
I love the amenities here!
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March 2024 by James Hahn
Staff are awesome, apartments are nice. Overall ?
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March 2024 by 宫泽雪穗
A very pleasant living experience. Warm service, convenient transportation, and the apartment is in great condition.
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February 2024 by Keaton Dumas
New management taking over Everly on The Loop has been the BEST thing for my pup and I. The office staff are so kind, caring and full of positivity! I’ve already renewed and can’t wait until the rooftop pool is open this summer!
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February 2024 by Will Surber
Great amenities and a fantastic staff. Really enjoyed the property and look forward to staying here!
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January 2024 by Lindsey Gorman
Had a decent experience living here. The apartment was relatively clean and modern, building was quiet, staff responsive, and great parking. On occasion there would be issues with trash collection but overall a good space.
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November 2023 by Meghan B
Absolute worst place a WashU student could live- avoid at all costs! Apartment was absolutely filthy when I moved in, which is confusing considering the disgusting amounts of cleaning fees I received. Hidden fees left and right, and even better I could not even get in contact with anyone to discuss these fees. When you do get in contact, the staff are absurdly rude, act like you talking to them is a waste of time. The hallways smell putrid at all times. Half of my time living there both the elevator and the car garage door were broken. The only reason this gets a star is for Cory the maintenance man, and I don't even know if he works there anymore. If he doesn't thats another wrong for the building because he was the only one there who cared about the tenants.
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November 2023 by Penoy Coral
In a world where "credit" is just another meaningless word and "solutions" are as elusive as a mirage, there exists an apartment office that could put a professional contortionist to shame. The new leasing office? Oh boy, it's like they took a masterclass in "How to Make Things Worse."Let's start with Ms. Unreliable, the verbal virtuoso of empty assurances. She waltzes through the corridors of broken dreams, spouting solutions as if they were confetti at a parade. "Oh, just shoot me an email," she smiles and promises. But guess what? The email black hole is her true domain, where emails vanish like socks in a laundry room Bermuda Triangle. And as for replies? Ha! Don't hold your breath, my friend. She's got a Ph.D. in dodging responsibility and a master's in mendacity.Remember the good old days when the mailbox corridor was a testament to occasional organization? Well, now it's a carnival of chaos. Packages pile up like a game of Jenga gone horribly wrong. I mean, who needs to build a cardboard castle when you've got a treasure trove of packages conveniently stationed outside the locker? And here comes the grand finale: a bunch of prized graduation certificates, all dressed up in priority mail, left to fend for themselves in the hallway. .Now, let's dive into the epic saga of the stolen takeout chronicles. Picture this: you order a meal fit for the gods, eagerly awaiting its arrival like a kid on Christmas morning. But lo and behold, the food never makes it to your doorstep. Summoning the courage to confront the apartment oracle, you're met with the revelation that they're simply not authorized to care about your stolen sustenance. But fret not, for there's a hero in the shadows – the elusive manager, rumored to exist but never seen. Oh, but if you want their precious reply, prepare to enter a time warp where three days stretch into eternity.Ladies and gentlemen, there you have it – an apartment where promises evaporate, packages roam free, and your misadventures in cuisine theft become a symphony of bureaucratic absurdity. If you ever find yourself entangled in this farcical nightmare, just remember: the apartment office might not have your back, but at least you'll have a story to tell that will leave your friends in stitches.
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November 2023 by Alan Shao
WORST apartment ever. Charge residents for ridiculous reason. Stay away for you own sake????
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September 2023 by Dave A.
Pro: Fast free WIFI Large storage room Comfortable toilet Furniture pre-installed but Low quality stove Average gym Shuttle Bus service to WashU. Con: Overpriced. Can only rent by bed not by room. When an amenity ( for example elevator and garage door) is out of service, it takes a couple months to fix. A leasing office that never picks up phone calls. Always transfer you to a third party call center. Trash room congested, smelly hallway. Slow package assort rate. might encounter loud laundry machine reaps your clothes apart Parking addendum bond to lease(can not cancel parking fee once activated)
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August 2023 by Jacob Jeong
I hate this building with a passion and wouldn't recommend this place to anyone.My unit was disgusting during move-in. There were food crumbs, grease, and dust all over and inside the cabinets and drawers. The oven was caked in dust. I found old utensils and dirty dishes from the last tenant inside the dishwasher and cabinets. My standard base unit which I gladly didn't renew my lease for was magically rebranded to an aerial unit raising the rent by $150 dollars for the next year, and for what? The halls smell like trash. The elevator was broken for a month from September to October and on many other occasions. The one foot deep "pool" was either green and disgusting or empty—which it was for the majority of my lease. Their "jumbotron" was broken all year. Gym equipment is broken and run-down. The parking garage door is constantly broken. They make it difficult to sublease. My friends' unit had a broken ac for months. There's more I just don't wanna make this review longer than it needs to be.They won't even let you leave in peace. Be prepared for ridiculous fees on your way out, and don't think new management is gonna fix any problems. The new office staff is even ruder and unaccommodating.
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August 2023 by Matthew Cagle
Avoid at all costs, I took over someone’s lease for the last 3 months and it was horrible. I walked in the first day to the smell of trash on every floor because they had left the trash in the trash room that overflowed into the hallways. Then my apartment was not cleaned when I first moved in with damage as well. I submitted the move in form with those problems, to later find out that they do not have my form on fill and are billing me for those damages. My kitchen drain the last week of my lease started overflowing with food and human waste. Which I called maintenance for who did not come out for almost a day then when they had didn’t bring any of the tools needed so said he would come out a day later. The problem was not fixed until I had moved out and had to find a make shift stopped to prevent it from flowing all over my kitchen. I would look elsewhere if you do not want to deal with the management at this building.
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August 2023 by Austin B
Lived here for two years. My floor constantly smelled like trash. Rooftop TV would be on all night (no volume but super bright). Garage door was broken for the better half of an entire year. Only pro is the shuttle, and for that convenience just live on Waterman.
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August 2023 by Onedays Lan
Oh, where do I even begin with "Evely on the Loop"? It's like living in a real-life drama, where the maintenance team has made stealing an Olympic sport. They can swipe your belongings with the agility of a ninja, whether you're away or right under their nose!The office staff, oh boy, they must think they're running a comedy show. Fooling the residents seems to be their favorite pastime, and helpfulness is nowhere to be found in their dictionary. Rude is an understatement – they practically wrote the book on it!And the cherry on top? Say goodbye to your hard-earned 2-month deposit because they've got a magic act up their sleeves to make it vanish into thin air. But wait, there's more! When it's time to move out, they'll throw an outrageous clean fee between $200 to $900 at you just for kicks.Living at "Evely on the Loop" is like signing up for a never-ending series of unfortunate events with a side of mischief and thievery. If you're into rollercoaster rides of frustration and a touch of absurdity, this place might be for you. But if you value your sanity and possessions, run far, far away!
