Park West Apartments

I normally do not leave negative reviews, but my experience here has been extremely disappointing. When I moved in, the apartment was not in the condition expected for a new resident — certain items appeared used and not properly prepared. However, when moving out, management expected everything to be returned in brand-new condition, which is completely unrealistic and unfair. On top of that, I was charged excessive move-out fees that did not seem justified, especially considering I returned the unit in clean and well-maintained condition. Instead of fair treatment, it felt like management was more focused on collecting fees than providing good customer service. I shared my concerns, but they were not handled reasonably or professionally. Overall, I cannot recommend this community based

I've appreciate Park West apartments. It's very serene the area is well thought out. The apartments are open concept and very roomy and nice. I've had minior repairs done and they were completed in a timely manner as well. I've been here almost 3 years. Emails are sent out every few months on new updates. Neighbors are friendly. Property manager is helpful as well answering any questions or concerns I've had. Only wish there were events planned would be nice. That's some of the positives as for the cons i would only add that you do hear your neighbors being the walls are really thin and the windows do have a small draft in my unit anyhow. Just the way apartments were built unfortunately. I also feel the clubhouse/gym and pool could have been a bit bigger has the space for it but for what

Warning: Ted the Property Manager is Dangerously Charming Listen up, apartment hunters. I came to Park West Apartments thinking I was just touring another cookie-cutter complex. What I didn’t expect was to meet Ted, the property manager who’s basically the Ryan Gosling of rental applications. This man is so smooth, so professional, and so genuinely helpful that he could probably convince you to sign a lease on a cardboard box and you’d thank him for it. The Ted Experience: • Showed us around like we were touring a five-star resort instead of looking at a one-bedroom with laminate flooring • Answered our 47 ridiculous questions with the patience of a saint and the enthusiasm of someone who genuinely loves helping people find homes • Made the application process so easy, I’m pretty sure he d

If you want your entire apartment to constantly smell like your neighbor’s cooking, this is the place for you! The smell mainly comes from the washing machine, and it will wash into your clothes so save your pennies for lots of scent beads and dryer sheets. No matter how many candles you light, or how many scent plug-ins you use around the apartment, the smell will overpower. Ted, the property manager, does absolutely nothing to rectify any issues whatsoever and is as lazy as they come. You’ll need to remind him to refill the moist towel dispenser in the gym to wipe down the equipment every single time it runs out, and even then sometimes it takes telling him twice before it gets done. I started bringing my own Lysol wipes towards the end. Also the construction here is extremely cheap.. Th

Do not believe their website when they claim they used sound reducing construction. These apartments are the loudest that I have ever been in. I was on the second floor and constantly heard the above tenants' pounding footsteps, their kid running through the apartment, chairs screeching on the floor, and even them going to the bathroom. When I say that I heard them going to the bathroom I don't mean I heard the toilet flush. I heard the entire event! You also can hear your neighbors on the same level when they have people over, are chopping vegetables, and getting it on with their partner. The property manager Cheyenne ignored all my voicemails with my complaints. I broke my lease after only 3 months and moved out! It cost me my $1650 deposit because of course they gladly kept that. I fee