Millrace Apartments

"Honestly it’s a business. It’s another player in the Provo captive audience game where if you leave they can find a replacement easily and they don’t care to have you stay. I would not recommend this place to a friend."

"Management lost the mail key so we never had one when we moved in. After 3 weeks of talking to children(management and employees), they refused to provide the key. I was told I had to pay for the locksmith myself. Management also told me if I didn’t leave the key I PAID FOR when I left they would charge me to replace it. Very unprofessional and feel like I’ve been scammed to pay for a key they didn’t want to pay for. Update: After I had scheduled a locksmith to make us a new mail key the owner stopped by and made us new keys. I’m grateful they were able to provide us with the mail key after the discussions I had had with them. We had no costs to us at the end of the day as they had taken care of the issue. However I have received two emails afterwords that were very unprofessional. While I am grad they made right the issues at hand I am still very disappointed at how they have treated me personally."

"Great place to stay. Your experience is different depending on the owner you rent from. My managers were amazing, laid back, and understanding. My only dislike was the lack of cleanliness in my apartment. I strongly dislike cleaning checks but it would have been nice to have them for this apartment. I loooved the space in the rooms and apartment. Parking was good. You are in close walking distance to BYU, The bus stop, and multiple stores. The renters tend to be 24 and older. If you like socializing, there are opportunities to do so within the church ward. Great place to stay over all. I would recommend."

"Big rooms! Private rooms. Great are and cute grass areas to hang out outside. Underground parking. Nice kitchen. Washer and dryer in apartment!"

"If you get the right landlord, this is a good deal. Not a lot of complex amenities, but you get a nice townhome with a w/d and a crowd a little older and more established than the typical Provo crowd."