My roommate and I moved to campus lodge last summer (2018-2019 term) thinking it would be an upgrade from Lexington Crossing, where we lived for the previous 2 years. We were quite wrong. Upon move in we were greeted by hundreds of roaches in the middle of the day, roaming around the entire apartment, but mostly concentrated in the kitchen, including living in the fridge. This is probably because the apartment complex appeared to have done no cleaning or preparation of the apartment whatsoever.
...We walked in and there was food all over the living room and kitchen, including in the couch. The appliances were very old and beat up, and the dishwasher was inoperable and had several inches of green, standing water in it. The fridge had roaches in it and the seal was broken. The rooms were also a mess, and I had spaghetti (cooked) and an open can of coke under my bed that I found after reorganizing my room. So first impression of the apartment was overall terrible.
The office told us many times that we would have to be patient to get our stuff fixed because they were backed up on work orders. Irritatingly the office staff got snippy with me after I went to them about our broken dishwasher after we had already lived there an entire month. That problem didn't end up getting fixed until another month passed. The fridge is still broken and we did not receive a remote for our tv until 10 weeks until after move in. So we have really not been getting what we've been paying for now almost 4 months into our lease term. Suffice to say the maintenance staff is undermanned and Campus Lodge has many problems.
Now lets talk more depth about our roaches. Like I said when we walked in initially we saw hundreds of roaches all over the place in the middle of the day which is disgusting. We had to clean the entire apartment and spray the apartment down with bug defense spray which helped a little bit for a short time. We also complained to the front office immediately which they did not do anything about until days later despite the apartment being practically unlivable according to first world standards. For the first month and half we couldn't leave food unattended for more than a minute or there would be roaches in it by the time we got back, and we still see around 15 roaches a day despite regularly getting the apartment sprayed.
I do not recommend the apartment at all.
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