Was here to quickly visit a friend's apartment and got towed 20 minutes after parking in future…read moreresident spaces, because all visitor and retail spaces were full (and I didn't want to park in residents' spaces). I went to ask them about it the next day and they said they've had a big issue with people parking there and haven't done anything about it except tow people. I asked about putting signage up and they said there wasn't anything they could do. If they choose to stick to a short-term solution such as constantly towing people, rather than a short easy long-term fix like putting up a single sign, I don't even want to consider living here. They were not understanding or helpful at all even when I tried to offer a solution to their issue.

Maintenance doesn't care at all. Been waiting three weeks for them to replace the grimy couch they…read moregave us. The TV's they gave us didn't have remotes. TV's by the pool have been broken since we moved in. Fire alarm goes off every day. They lose our packages. Carpets in every hallway except the 5th floor are stained and nasty. Always trash everywhere you walk. This place is just nasty.

Amenities and staff are top notch. Amazing roof top pool and grill area. Maintenance is quick to…read moreaddress issues.

Our daughters first college experience was moving into Oliv Auburn. In her first week her AC has…read morestopped working in 100 degree weather and the very first rain her roof leaked thru the ceiling fan/light onto her bed. What's next - the hot water to go out as well? They are nice enough about acting concerned but as other reviews have noted takes them too much time to get anything done and nobody follows up to tell you where things stand. I do see another review that states the ceiling fan has been leaking for six months so wonder if its the same unit and they just do nothing about it. Highly unlikely given the number of units so would guess its a common problem and a flawed building.

This place is too far from campus and poorly maintained. 1 day in and someone's sink exploded,…read morethere's wasps and roaches everywhere, and the rooms are dirty. I'd rather live in the quad tbh.

They will charge you for anything and everything they can. No one competent stays in the office,…read morethey usually only have students being payed to bring in as many renters as possible.

Nick Andrew the apartment manager stated that the carpet needed to be replaced. $350 When I asked…read moreconcerning the confirmation via new pictures. To ensure the carpet was replaced He refused. He refused to show proof except the invoice. How do we know if the carpet was really replaced for the next tenant. Or is the next tenant living with the old carpet. Very shady not trustworthy

I love living at Eagles West. they make everything easy, they send reminders about rent, they offer…read moresurprises and food trucks and events. the staff is friendly. it is an older apartment complex but if things break their maintenance team comes as soon as possible to fix it. this place is great!

DO NOT live at this Dormitory. It is filthy, and the website makes it sound like there will be maid…read moreservice. And on top of that the monthly cleaning service is non existent- it smells weird. And the people who own it are stingy, and put everything in fine print. They don't give deposits back, and there is no good system of payments or communication. Very poor experience. I do not recommend it. And the transit ride to campus is short, but back to the dorm it is 25 minutes long! Definitely reconsider before living here!

I would not recommend this apartment complex. My lease was changed and original apartment given…read moreaway after I signed it. This complex calls itself student housing in order to charge students full price for first and last month's rent, even though your lease begins/ends in the middle of the month. No pro-rated rent. Tuskegee students should know that Fall start dates are not considered by the management. I am an out of state student and had to find alternative housing while attending my first few days of school before I was able to move into an apartment. The apartment was not ready when I arrived: not cleaned, NO HOT WATER, broken locks, BUGS, burned out light bulbs, etc. There was extreme push back from management to right the situation. The front office employees even went as far as bullying (gossiping and following me to my car) as a consequence for asking for proper cleaning services. If you request maintenance, they enter your apartment whenever they like without a 24hr notice. You will not be notified of roommate changes but will be asked to pay a full, year's worth rent if you decide you do not want to stay at Magnolia anymore. Upper management is totally unresponsive. The concern and care that the front office expresses is totally performative. In conclusion, I would recommend Tuskegee students to stay elsewhere during the school year. I now have a wonderful home and landlord in the Tuskegee area. Be weary, as there are limited resources to help students get out of this type of situation. And be open to living outside of Auburn! I also want to encourage students to notify their school's Student Services office if their living situation is unsafe, as some complexes have a contract with Tuskegee (such as this one).

If I could give a negative rating, I would…read more.. Two of my daughters and a close family friend (like a sister) rented a 3br/3ba apartment (UNIT 1401) for the Aug. 2024 - Jul. 2025 term. From night two, there was a roach crawling on one of my daughter's blankets. From there, numerous roaches were in the apartment. There was an infestation for the entire lease. Pictures were taken and multiple tickets for the infestation were reported to the office (unfortunately there's no access to the maintenance tickets at this time - they've removed them from the resident portal). On one occasion we received a response on one maintenance ticket that told us we should purchase a particular treatment ourselves. Ummm... sir! We pay too much for an INFESTATION to not be taken care of by the property! I went to the office on at least three occasions to discuss the issue, stating that they (being the employees) would not want to live in an apartment with an infestation. I honestly don't think they really cared because the issue wasn't affecting them. I have the right to that opinion. There were times that we were told special four-week treatments were going to be done. After there was no proof of such treatments (the first time), I worked from their apartment to see if someone was treating on a particular day (which would have been the 4th spray for the special four-week treatment). No one showed up. Deer in headlights was the response that I received when I went to the office that afternoon. I stayed in the apartment a second time when they were supposed to have another four-week treatment and no one showed up. When I went to the office that time, supposedly the pest control guy didn't bring the sprayer with him. Imagine that! I can't remember if pest control showed up the next day (they did come), however someone from the office captured a video of the "special" treatment so that there would be "proof." SMH... Upon move-in the kitchen and bathroom faucets were in horrible shape. I requested that they be replaced in the beginning. That didn't happen. The kitchen faucet was eventually replaced when it stopped working. I'm thankful the infestation did not follow the girls home. We threw away a lot of their stuff and had to start over for this new school term because we didn't want to chance bringing those pests into our home. NOTE #1 - We do not have roaches at home. They were not used to that. NOTE #2 - While cleaning up for move out, there were numerous baby roaches in one of the bathrooms. I was so glad to get my daughters moved out of there! NOTE#3 - One of my daughters kept 95% of her clothing in her trunk so as to not have to deal with bugs getting in her clothing. NOTE #4 - My daughters honestly did not rest well, as they were concerned about bugs ALL OF THE TIME! I know my review might be all over the place but I'm sure you get the picture. The Magnolia At Auburn Apartments, Unit #1401 is bug-infested. Please be aware!

Beautiful campus. Went to the Argentina soccer game, stadium was practically full. Enjoyed it very…read moremuch, parking was a challenge and $$ but a good time!

My son had a football camp here a few weeks ago and I was thoroughly impressed with the campus and…read morefootball facilities. The women's bathroom in the football facility was so clean and it had a nursing room! I have an 8 month old so I was very happy to see that. My son enjoyed his visit and maybe we will be back!

Toured them when I was a freshman, nothing special. It's a mix of the property and some of the…read moreresidents. Auburn is just growing and other places are either nicer for more (worth it though) or cheaper and further (usually not as nice). Beacon is average but doesn't provide anything unique for its residents. Most residents live there for the cheaper rent but they don't respect the property, neighbors, or their own units.

If I could rate a negative number, I certainly would. My daughter's move in date was 8/13/26. The…read moreoriginal date was 8/2. The date was delayed because we were told the unit had to be turned over. Upon moving in, the apartment reeked of a wet animal smell. Mattresses in the apartment had so much pet hair that it was disgustingly ridiculous. The carpet was not cleaned or vacuumed. Pet hair was in the carpet and stuck on walls. Note...MY DAUGHTER IS HIGHLY ALLERGIC TO PET HAIR. She was sneezing, her nose runny, her skin broke out in hives and her eyes were puffy all night. There is black mold under a bathroom sink. Shower head is not attached and completely broken. Bathroom sink clogged. Paint peeling and falling into tub. A hole in the ceiling of a bedroom. Bed frame was broken. Bedroom window has multiple cracks. Kitchen sink has obvious water stains under the sink that appears to be molding. Before her dad and I left, we were told maintenance would be in to make repairs the same day. Her dad left and I stayed. I was there until 7 a.m. the next day. No sight of maintenance. I had to get back to Birmingham. I sent my daughter to the leasing office when it opened. She was told that maintenance doesn't have a phone number but they have an after hours number. What?!?!?! She unlike her mother is not assertive and was given no option for a resolution. Originally I thought maybe Auburn placed Tuskegee students in the worst units. However after reading reviews, it appears that this is a poorly maintained property that is not fit to house an animal. If I cannot get resolution today, I will unhappily be back in Auburn first thing Monday morning! Prayerfully, my daughter does not get sick from the mold and animal hair. Apartment is one step away from being inhumane.