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    Josy was very kind and helpful. I was happy with the unit she showed me. Highly recommend Public storage!

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    Amazing customer service. Easy to use and reserve in advance. Great value. Really happy with my choice.

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    ZeroMax Moving and Storage

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    The quality of service is the absolute best. The staff was very nice and friendly. The services…read moreare worth the money

    tl;dr Dispatch was great, crew was horrible…read more I want to be fair. Dispatch was professional, helpful, and the price was reasonable, especially for short notice. I wasn't pushed to give more of a tip, although I did tip more than recommended. I was initially really satisfied, but have since discovered they deliberately damaged a 6-level stacked metal card cabinet. When I included it in the inventory, I wasn't aware there were still items in the drawers. Our move was extremely chaotic, and the moving service that we used prior, checked all drawers to make sure they were empty, before moving items. People make mistakes, especially in stressful circumstances. Nonetheless, I accept that the responsibility of checking was still ultimately mine. However, if I had been made aware there were still items inside, I would have apologized, and either offered to pay more, or moved the drawers myself. After arriving at the new location, my son heard clinking sounds, as one of the movers walked past him smirking, while shaking and swinging the drawers, one in each hand. He then threw the drawers on their sides, onto one of my metal bookcases, which was apparently repeated for all 6 stacks. Between the throwing and shaking, the outer surfaces of the drawers and top of the bookcase were scratched and scuffed. The individual drawers were so badly dented that I had trouble putting several back in once removed, to retrieve the items that had been flung into the very back, past the drawers. They could have refused to take the cabinet, like they did with several boxes I had pointed out at the beginning of the move as needing to be prioritized. I had to beg and offer them more money to get those boxes onto the truck, because they said they'd already taken enough items. It wasn't until they called dispatch that they were told I had preemptively paid more the day before, because I didn't want to risk undercounting the boxes and other items. Dispatch said I didn't owe anything more, and told them to take the boxes. I was trying to understand why this crew didn't simply decline to move the cabinet, like with the boxes. They would have been well within their rights, because it violated their company's policy. Given the smirking and throwing, the only conclusion I can make is that this crew found messing with customers and damaging their items, fun.

    CubeSmart Self Storage - Human urine on our belongings

    CubeSmart Self Storage

    (79 reviews)

    Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West

    Worked with Nicole at 900 Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn on 8/13/2026, and she helped make a…read morepotentially stressful experience enjoyable. She was very helpful, understanding (when I lost my key) and facilitated the process with ease. I don't know much about the company but I appreciated working with Nicole who was both knowledgable and personable throughout the entire process.

    We used CubeSmart on 55th Street in Manhattan to store my son's belongings short-term, while he…read morewas between apartments. We had come from visiting another storage facility that was horrible, and were so pleased to find the location clean, well-lit, well air-conditioned, and with plenty of carts available for loading/unloading (no waiting!). There are several large bays for pulling in vehicles (a real boon in Manhattan), and the security seemed good--each renter has a unique code that allowsthem to access only the floor for their unit. We reserved two units, and a free lock was provided for each. The reservation process was simple and fast, customer service was very accessible both by phone and in-person, and there were employees on-site if any assistance was needed. We moved in at the beginning of August, 2026, and thanks to the fast-moving elevators, we were in and out of there in a jiffy. The unit appeared clean, and we felt confident that our belongings would be safely stored. So far, so good. But the five-star review stops there. Three weeks later, we came with a van crew to move out our belongings, and at first everything seemed fine. But as the crew started to move out our items, they noticed mouse droppings and mouse urine--everywhere. It was only then that we noticed four packets, one in each corner of the unit (same in both units), that were conveniently turned face-down so we couldn't see that they were rodenticide until we turned them over. We had not noticed them during the first visit, perhaps because we were exhausted...or maybe we just assumed they were dessicant to absorb moisture. When we lifted one of our heavy, rolled wool rugs off the floor, there was a long line of urine and mouse droppings underneath, as well distributed in pretty much any floor space that was not occupied by belongings. I approached the manager in the office, who seemed totally unfazed by my report. He asked what unit it was, and when I told him, he said that they have a known problem with mice in that area, due to a specific tenant they are trying to evict. He tried to blame the central booking location, saying that the main reservation center wouldn't have known about the mouse problem, so they assigned us to that area---but I didn't make my reservation through central; I made my reservation directly with the store manager. After unloading and eventually unpacking the belongings at the apartment, we didn't see any visible damage, but clearly the rug (probably both of them, though the other was upright) needs to be cleaned as a precaution. I contacted the manager by phone at that point he said we could file an insurance claim. He never apologized or showed any concern about our experience; he literally smiled as he explained why there was a mouse problem. It is truly outrageous that we were assigned units in an area with a severe, known mouse problem. That the facility put rodenticide packets face-down in the units suggests that they were trying to hide the reality of the situation. The manager's lack of concern was disheartening--his response to just 'fill out a form" (that he didn't have on hand and took a very long time to find) was truly a "not my problem" attitude. Besides being just generally disgusting, mouse droppings carry diseases and their urine can permanently stain items (not to mention the smell). THIS IS NOT OKAY, Cubesmart. Needless to say, our 5-star experience quickly dropped to a 1-star. If the manager had been at least minimally sympathetic and offered some compensation for what happened, I would have felt a little bit better about the experience. But the fact that they knew, assigned the units anyway, and then reacted without concern, just ruined a potentially positive experience. Mice in storage facilities is not universal--we had belongings in different storage facility for 3 years without any issues. The take away: Great facility, if you seal everything you own in plastic before storing and plan to protect yourself from contamination when you remove your belongings from storage. p.s. the rodent packets weren't working, Cubesmart....

    Public Storage - selfstorage - Updated September 2026

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