Marina Del Rey Apartments 1701 Dove Loop Road, Grapevine, TX 76051

"this apartment SUCKS. do not move here as if ur life depend on it. there is MOLD in my windows. the water shuts off like every 2 days, sometimes unannounced. imagine coming home from work just to not be able to take a shower because the morons who run this joint need to fix their 50 year old pipes again. half of my kitchen cabinets are unusable and look like utter trash btw bcuz it’s been painted in 12 layers of BROWN. i have hit my head on the poorly placed cabinet in my bathroom more times then i can count. there’s no light in my living room. I GOT THE GAS STOLEN OUT OF MY CAR. this place sucks. don’t move here."

"I cannot thank Pam enough. She is amazing. She went above and beyond to help expedite my move. It was painless and extremely efficient. It's a great property and I'm so happy with my new apartment."

"Wow! Been here a month and I have 0 complaints. The property is extremely well kept. A new pavilion and grill are currently being installed, similar to the one I can see from my patio, but at the opposite end of the property. Office staff is very pleasant. Best kept secret in Grapevine. I feel bad for those paying hundreds more than I do, for “new” over established and comfortable! Love coming home here!"

"I typically don’t like to review unless I’ve spent a significant time somewhere or with a product, however I signed my lease in late November and made the move about a week or so ago. And it has been really good so far. The leasing process was very quick and I did have a couple of maintenance requests upon move in, both were handled in a timely manor. So far my neighbors seem nice! So far so good!!"

"I've been living here for almost 2 yrs and haven't had any issues with the front staff. Diana and Norma have always answered my questions very swiftly. Overall, this is a great place to live. However I must say that there a lot of residents that are extremely sensitive. They kick, scream and shout for just about anything that doesn't go their way instead of understanding that you have to share the facilities with other residents. Understanding how to coexist with other residents is the key to being happy, but obviously these people don't understand it and even though they're adults they act less than a child. Sometimes I feel sorry for the front staff for the way these residents treat them. I don't know where they were brought up from but is certainly not the Texan way. I love living here and will remain to live here until my job transfers me."