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    The Standard at Ann Arbor

    The Standard at Ann Arbor

    1.0
    (5 reviews)

    Living at The Standard as a subletter was a huge disappointment. From the start, the move-in…read moreprocess was a nightmare--there were little to no bins or carts available to help with moving, which made things extremely stressful. Once inside, I quickly realized that most of the amenities are either closed, dirty, or barely functioning, despite what management advertises. The elevators constantly break down, and the building often schedules unnecessary maintenance checks where staff just let themselves into your apartment with zero warning. On top of that, many of the maintenance workers are rude and unhelpful, which just adds to the frustration. The leasing office is almost never open, and trying to get help from anyone is next to impossible. If you lose your phone or it dies, good luck getting home--you need an electronic key to scan into every part of the building. This becomes a serious safety and accessibility issue. The location is also concerning, with a high presence of aggressive and unstable homeless individuals right outside the building. There's zero real security presence, and management does nothing to protect residents. Because of this, you can't safely order Doordash or receive packages--they often get stolen or tampered with. And let's talk about cost: you'll get charged for just existing in this place. It's extremely overpriced for what you get, and they'll find any reason to tack on more fees. Overall: Do not live here if you value your peace, safety, money, or time. The Standard is all hype with none of the follow-through. Subletting here was one of the worst housing decisions I've made.

    I will try to keep this short and simple. Do not live here. It is a complete ripoff and they even…read morecharged me an entire month while they were under construction. Meaning this place misled me into spending an extra $1800 for nothing. All of the other 1 star reviews are completely accurate and almost all of the 5 star reviews are totally inaccurate. The reality of living here is that this is a blatant cash grab with no real care for the tenants and their wellbeing. For example, there was a criminal incident in which I was randomly placed with a psychotic roommate who physically broke in my room at 3am hoping I was inside sleeping (all of which was admitted by the criminal) and The Standard's response was to basically ignore this issue until it went away just like everything else that goes on in the building such as the build up of trash that reaches the hallways. It's been months and my door still has not been fixed and the blood in his bathroom has not been cleaned. In fact, I had to clean the debris cause from this break in and there are still large pieces of the broken door in my closet. To make things even worse I was charged $512 in utilities BECAUSE he was evicted and I know this because I had an email saying there were "adjustments made due to this criminal being moved out" in order to reduce this cost I should turn the fan on instead of the AC and lower my thermostat by 1 degree in FEBRUARY. Keep in mind his room is been not only empty but avoided for months. So I had to pay for being a victim of a felony. When I tried to end my contract early I was told that I would receive a message to go into further detail and guess what, I was ignored once again. This place cares about one thing only, milking you for as much money as they can, even when it comes to your safety.

    Munger Graduate Residences

    Munger Graduate Residences

    5.0
    (1 review)

    So, I can only speak as a UM grad student who visited one of my classmates who lives at Munger. But…read morecompared to my experiences of on-campus housing at my undergrad institution, I was so amazed by what I witnessed at Munger. I truly wish I would have actually considered living at Munger. Lobby level offers various room for studying and entertainment such as karaoke, watching movies, foosball, ping pong, etc. The floors in between that and the rooftop are the units. The only downside is that you have, like, seven roommates? But each has their own room, a desk, shelving, a closet that's tiny for my clothes but decent for anyone else's wardrobe, a queen-sized bed (!!), and private bathroom. All units come with a washer and dryer, two stoves, two TVs, all utilities included, and I'm sure I'm missing other in-unit amenities, too. My favorite part is the rooftop. There is a convenience store. More study rooms but with a gorgeous view of the whole campus and Ann Arbor. A small gym. But most importantly, a rooftop track! Imagine running there overlooking the gorgeous view, which I did immediately after I visited my classmate. There is even seating outside for those that want to lounge and get a tan while you see the runners jog around the track. This is hands down my favorite place to run now and although I'm not a resident, it's very easy to get to the rooftop without needing proper Mcard access before late evening hours. I live outside of campus and despite how impressed I am with Munger, I do see some cons. Despite having your own rooms, I'd still feel weird living with seven other people. There is no close parking lot so if you have a car, you would still need to buy a parking pass. Again, I can't speak to how it's like living here. But after visiting my classmate, I'm regretting not signing up.

    The Creature Conservancy

    The Creature Conservancy

    4.8
    (53 reviews)

    The Creature Conservancy is pretty awesome! I pass by it all the time but finally had a chance to…read morevisit during open hours on a Sunday. It was pretty delightful & the staff were super friendly and interacting with the animals. The CC was started 20 years ago with Al the Alligator! He was dropped off at the Vet clinic and they started CC all around him. Pretty awesome. It's not a massive space so it was perfect to get there at 3:30pm - in time for the 4pm show which is followed by an Al the Alligator feeding! We checked out all the habitats on the outside as well. Super cool experience - I'd love to come back for one of their turtle yoga, 18+ paint nights, etc. They always have pretty cool themed programming. Also follow their social media - they post the best content!

    10 stars!! My husband found this place and it's amazing!! Sooo many animals and better than the Zoo…read morebecause you don't have to walk a ton and the workers are very friendly and personable. There are a lot of things you can look at without paying such as the Tegu (big looking lizard), an Owl, tortoises, parrots, black swans, muskrat, llama, horses, and one other animal. But if you pay for admission, you can enter their buildings that have lots more animals like sloths on the ceiling, a reindeer, an emu, mongoose, warthog, clouded leopards, a cougar, and a 300 pound alligator! There are many animals inside for sure! General admission is $15 and it's considered a day pass which means you can leave and come back (the lady clarified for us). Kids above 2 are $13 and those 2 and under are free! Loved this place and def coming back!

    International House Ann Arbor - nonprofit - Updated July 2026

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