Robin Apartments has been my landlord coming up on 9 years. I can only say nice things about them…read more The maintenance staff is friendly and top notch. Management is friendly and very efficient. My kitty cat, Zelda, likes it here too. I can pretty much walk to a lot of places and there's bus stops a block away in either direction. Trader Joe's is less than two blocks away and Aldi is about a one mile walk. I can have packages shipped to the office so I know they're safe. Many have said that Mr Robin is the nicest landlord in the city and I believe that to be true.

I had a great experience with Robin Apartments. The staff and management are accessible, friendly,…read morequick to respond, and always true to their word. Very reasonable, transparent, and attentive, and they take excellent care of their properties. Furthermore, the apartment I rented from them in 19103 was very reasonably priced and well maintained. They're a family business with real heart for what they do, and it shows. I cannot recommend them enough!

I have stayed at Franklin residence for approximately 1.5 month…read more The staff are extremely helpful and friendly and do their best to feel you at home. The location is in the center city and in walking distance to lots of restaurants and grocery stores. The neighbors are friendly and polite and highly educated.

Would give 6 stars if I could. Absolutely loved staying there. I needed an extended stay while I…read morerecovered from surgery at one of the nearby hospitals. My apartment was incredibly comfortable and well designed. The staff was friendly and professional. And even better--there were 4 places to eat and get food accessible from the lobby--great places. It's always great when expectations are high exceeded--definitely the case here. Can't recommend it enough.

After being completely screwed over by another hotel in the area (ahem, AKA University City) this…read morehotel offered to help get us into a hotel for a short term stay for a phenomenal price while we await our daughters arrival. We had to be close to CHOP as our daughter is being born with a couple very rare heart and chest wall defects that require open heart and chest surgery. I spoke with Chris and he was wonderful and reassuring that everything would be handled correctly and that we were in good hands- which is so refreshing after our poor experience with AKA.

Loved everything about the place. Was gonna go for it til the places my american bulldog on The…read morerestricted lis American Pit bulls Rottweilers Akitas Cane Corsos Presa Canarios Bull Mastiffs Staffordshire Terriers Dobermans German Shepherds Boxers Malamutes Huskies Dalmatians Chow Chows Fila Brasileiros Wolf hybrids This list most banned dogs, where does my beloved 12 year old rank not there and this is piece info you should know that I'm really tired of explaining this so: No, the American Bulldog is not a Pit Bull. They may seem like the same, but they're actually quite different. While both breeds descend from the Old English Bulldog, the American Pit Bull Terrier is a cross of the Bulldog with the Terrier. They crossed these two breeds to create a more muscular and agile dog that could perform better in bull-bating and ratting. The Pit Bull is recognized as part of the Terrier family while the American Bulldog is part of the Molosser dog family. The temperament of the American Bulldog resembles that of an English bulldog. They are a gentle and affectionate dog that gets along well with children and can be regarded as a large lapdog. They can prove to be friendly dogs and very family-oriented, especially if they are trained at a young age. As I said he's 12, with arthritis and starting to lose his hearing and vision. He limps around, at this point the beloved Lab would maul him to death. He's too old and arthritic to hurt a bird at this stage of his life. Great stereotyping going on. Money wasn't an issue nor my credit, I'm a physician assistant and make quite a nice livelihood but I'd rather live in a hole in the wall than automatically rejects me on a dog they never met. Yeah it definitely won't be by any properties owned by you.

Andy is the only helpful person in this building. The management forces you to use Fetch, an…read moreexternal delivery system, which extends package delivery time to over double - IF it ever gets delivered. Fetch constantly loses packages, and due to this, we started sending things to the building. Management turned these packages away without notice which caused hundreds of dollars in lost packages and time wasted with zero help. Further, they took over 6 weeks to get us our initial lease and never even co-signed it. The building itself would be okay if the management was willing to be helpful at all. This is by far the worst experience I've had living in a managed building, especially for the amount we pay.

This is moreso a review of employee staff Isabela G. I had a little issue and many workers in this…read moreday in age would say Sounds like a You problem if not with their words, with their actions. Ms. G. was not like that. She showed empathy, compassion and sympathy. I'm being vague on purpose because the incident that I reported is still under investigation , but suffice it to say Ms. Isabela is The Best.

The rent is exorbitant and they make you sign 13 different documents setting out the terms and…read moreconditions, which they then never enforce other than by sending passive-aggressive emails. I guess they're afraid someone will leave a bad review if they actually tow their car from the fire lane or tell them off for walking their dog on the *one* - yes *one* lawn where dogs are not allowed (they are allowed on all the others). They used to have a really good community manager; since he left, we don't even know the name of his replacement. On the plus side, the staff are really nice and they are pretty good about fixing maintenance issues (which are frequent - the buildings are from 1959 and are showing their age).

Parktowne Place partners with InLiquid Arts for art exhibits in the lobby of the buildings. It…read morealso host other art events like a workshop for world collage day. Most of the events are free. The art exhibit receptions are a lot of fun. The reception starts in the lobby of one building where the artist talk a little bit about their art and light bites are served. It moves to a second building with more of the art with beer and wine. The third building has even more art exhibits and dessert. The food was supplied by Avana Restaurant located right at Parktowne! The lobster rolls were so good with nice chunks of lobster on a toasted roll. The pizza was very tasty so were the chicken wings. Parktowne also has a great outdoor space with lots of grassy areas, outdoor sculptures and Adirondack chairs.

This is a brand new apartment just completed in the center of Philadelphia. So far they are only…read moreallowed up to 14th floor to move in since the majority of the building are still not finished as you can see from the pictures. This apartment does come with a hefty price tag $$$ , you pay close to $2000 for a studio. But at the same time, you do need to take into the consideration of its location, high walking scores, full size gym, all the amenities, and it is brand new. If this is the general area, you want to look for a place to stay and don't want to pay this kind of price, there are many other options within the vicinity. Personally, if I rent here, I will definitely go for a two bedroom , just a better deal and more for the buck.

dropping off package was lost on how to get in to the pack room Chris was so helpful showed where…read moreto go and even help me with the rest of the package.

Management is terrible to deal with. We were told that the AC for the whole building could not…read morelegally be turned on until April 15th, today on the 15th we were told they made the executive decision to not turn it on until the 30th. It is currently 84 degrees in my apartment. When i reported this, there were no concerns about trying to accommodate that. So the building will have to suffer heat exhaustion and pray nothing happens medically to any of the residents due to being overheated.

Friendly management, nicely renovated buildings within historical structure, Great location and…read moreamazing maintainance people. Kevin is the man, never takes more then one day to respond our maintenance requests. Amenities are nice too, media room is mostly available for bringing friends over, lounge is convenient to study or chill, gym has new equipments and you won't wait for a line or something. Always had security/host at lobby to let my friends in and giving me heads up, as well as recieving my packages. I have been an Arch resident almost a year now, never lost a package yet :) Only downside is, there is literally no parking for your car. You can park at Windsor's parking next door, but it costs $315/month with horrible customer service(valet parking) or you can shop parking decks around Center City, and walk to your car. I sold mine when moved in, everywhere in downtown is biking or walking distance anyways. Overall, I'd recommend Arch Apartments for anyone looking to move into the city.

I lived here when the building was owned by Brookfield, and the difference since GY took over has…read morebeen night and day. What was once a well-managed building has steadily declined. We've dealt with recurring HVAC issues, including days without functioning AC during the summer and inconsistent or nonexistent hot water during the winter. Maintenance requests often go unanswered or take far too long to resolve. Other ongoing issues include: * Trash chutes and compactors regularly backing up, creating awful smells and sanitation concerns. * Elevators frequently out of service, with residents getting stuck inside. * Mold in the gym bathroom. * The list goes on. Communication has been just as frustrating. Since GY took over, there have already been two property managers. The first left after giving notice. The second stopped responding to my emails about ongoing building issues, and I later found out from the front desk that he had quit as well. Residents weren't notified, and now there's no clear point of contact to address serious concerns. It's incredibly disappointing because this used to be a great place to live. The location is excellent, and under the previous ownership the building was run well. Since GY took over, the quality of management and maintenance has declined significantly. For the amount residents pay in rent, the current conditions are simply unacceptable. I rarely write negative reviews, but prospective tenants deserve an honest picture of what living here has been like since the ownership change.

A new company called GY took over at the end of 2025. Since then things have slowly been getting…read moreworse. I've lived here for a few years and the management before was great. Now, I am sadly looking to move out. A few highlights 1. Fire alarm keeps going off, which is very annoying because I usually work from home 2. Constant water and HVAC issues 3. Old management allowed for month to month leases and this company does not This used to be the best deal in Center City, but now you're probably better off looking at other buildings. All good things must come to an end and this building is one of them.

My daughter and I, first time visit to Philadelphia to experience the 250th Semiquincentennial…read more We booked the AKA because of the location and the hotel offers suites with two bedroom/two baths. Ideal for privacy but a shared space. Location is superb. Walking distance of everything in downtown Philadelphia, old town, and all the historical areas. Rittenhouse Square is a large urban park surrounded by upper scale restaurants, coffee shops and all the usual urban amenities. Hotel doors open just across the street from the park. The Hotel staff were extremely friendly and always helpful. The Hotel is more boutique feeling with a bar to your right as you enter and a swanky restuarant to the left. The room had a small kitchen, large common area and two very nice bedrooms both with their own bathroom. I do recommend.

I really enjoy this place. The rooms are absolutely fantastic. The staff is overall very good…read more The.A.Kitchen staff is absolutely amazing - Jed, Mr."I love to call you Hollywood," and everyone else as well. The food at a kitchen is absolutely amazing. B It's the a.k.a. residence that has a little bit of a pretentious attitude about them. They have a 30 day policy to sign a lease if you say for more than 29 days. I stay there for two days. Then two weeks later I tried to stay there for one day and they wanted me to fill out a credit check and background check even though I paid upfront. I had to get them to refund my money immediately. I was so upset with Brittany that I had to hang up the phone on her. She told me that if I don't fill out the application, I can't stay there for the night. I was so disappointed & I felt like I was being discriminated against for some reason or another. The ambience is amazing. The room are stellar. I just don't care for Brittany.

Rock Hill Apartments is a great place to live! I moved here from North Carolina because I was…read morepromoted with the company that I work for. I called in a panic because I only had a week to pick up my life and move to Philadelphia. I fell in love with the apartments online so I have them a call. Barbara the office manager was GREAT! She we talked on the phone forever! Not only did she help me set up everything for my apartment but she also gave me tips about the area, where to go, etc. she was great!!!!! I've lived here for almost two months now and I still love it! Great area, great location, safe, and the apartment is very nice and updated! JGC.

I moved here without seeing the apartment. Not a very smart move but i did not have much time…read more Pros 1. Nice neighbourhood, feels safe 2. Clean Apartments 3. Barbara is excellent in terms of providing a response. 4. High flow shower 5. Hot water is pretty regular unless u shower right after someone else 6. Ability to block the apartments in advance 7. Paint/Bathroom/Carpet looks professional 8. 30 minute commute to central philly Cons 1. Less lighting 2. Kitchen is horribly tiny 3. Kitchen looks dated despite the counter tops 4. Ceilings are not to high so the apartment does not look spacious 5. You can hear the neighbours at times, so walls are thin but not obnoxiously thin 6. No lights provided in the bedroom