Everly on the Loop,

6105 Delmar Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63112

"The attitude of the office staff is very bad. When I checked out, I just handed in the key and found that I had left something in the room that day. When I returned, I asked them to open the door for me. They said that you had no right to enter the room once you checked out. That makes me wonder, why? You can go back and pick up anything you leave in a hotel, but not Everly. And it's all the unfair clause, laziness."

"New management taking over Everly on The Loop has been the BEST thing for my pup and I. The office staff are so kind, caring and full of positivity! I’ve already renewed and can’t wait until the rooftop pool is open this summer!"

"Had a decent experience living here. The apartment was relatively clean and modern, building was quiet, staff responsive, and great parking. On occasion there would be issues with trash collection but overall a good space."

"Absolute worst place a WashU student could live- avoid at all costs! Apartment was absolutely filthy when I moved in, which is confusing considering the disgusting amounts of cleaning fees I received. Hidden fees left and right, and even better I could not even get in contact with anyone to discuss these fees. When you do get in contact, the staff are absurdly rude, act like you talking to them is a waste of time. The hallways smell putrid at all times. Half of my time living there both the elevator and the car garage door were broken. The only reason this gets a star is for Cory the maintenance man, and I don't even know if he works there anymore. If he doesn't thats another wrong for the building because he was the only one there who cared about the tenants."

"I hate this building with a passion and wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. My unit was disgusting during move-in. There were food crumbs, grease, and dust all over and inside the cabinets and drawers. The oven was caked in dust. I found old utensils and dirty dishes from the last tenant inside the dishwasher and cabinets. My standard base unit which I gladly didn't renew my lease for was magically rebranded to an aerial unit raising the rent by $150 dollars for the next year, and for what? The halls smell like trash. The elevator was broken for a month from September to October and on many other occasions. The one foot deep "pool" was either green and disgusting or empty—which it was for the majority of my lease. Their "jumbotron" was broken all year. Gym equipment is broken and run-down. The parking garage door is constantly broken. They make it difficult to sublease. My friends' unit had a broken ac for months. There's more I just don't wanna make this review longer than it needs to be. They won't even let you leave in peace. Be prepared for ridiculous fees on your way out, and don't think new management is gonna fix any problems. The new office staff is even ruder and unaccommodating."