The Lodge Boulder

We lived here last fall and had decided to move out of here because it wasn’t the best. There are lots of potholes in the parking lot, which is unassigned but you pay $50 for it. We had mold/mildew and no one said anything. Our neighbors were super noisy and we contacted the office but they didn’t do anything. It was very dusty even though we cleaned several times a week. The dryer and dishwasher were half sized and the dryer would constantly quit working. The lights are very dim and there isn’t... even a light in the living room. One of my packages was stolen because they just put the packages on the floor for anyone to take. The cabinets had paint coming off of them. There’s no pantry. The rent was way too expensive for what we got, but that’s Boulder. Lee mas

Due to an emergency situation I had to move out of town and have been paying rent for the last 9 months because they have been unable to find anyone else. I understand that it's within the contract but I see it as greed. Also charged random miscellaneous fees to my account and when I contacted them they claimed it was an accident.

This has been the worst apartment experience of my life. It is an extremely hot summer and they would not replace our broken air conditioning for a month.. Said I needed to keep submitting maintenance requests and it will "hopefully" get done. It is extremely expensive for what you get: no parking spot, no central AC, small/hot bedrooms. Be prepared to buy and use fans constantly, as there are no ceiling fans. Also, if you want to park in the parking lot, it is $50/month. Stay away from this... place.... management is awful and gets nothing done. Can't stress it enough. Lee mas

The place is small for one bedroom, but fairly cheap for Boulder. Overall the place isn't bad, if it wasn't for the giant Bush filled with rats at the building next door, with the rap constantly running into the street getting run over, there are a lot of dead rats around

Cons
- Noise is a constant issue here (bass, arguments, people being generally loud)
- The plumbing is very dated, shower temperature is always fluctuating from freezing cold to scorching hot, and everything in between.
- Didn't like roommate (not a fault with the apartment, entirely irrelevant to this review)
- Wiring and electrical is also dated. After moving in, I immediately replaced every outlet in the apartment as they were old enough to be considered a definite potential fire hazard.
-... If someone stays with you for more than a night, they'll likely end up with a tow notice on their car. The notice was smartly designed so as to leave behind a sticky, resilient residue on your window for you to battle with over the ensuing month. Lee mas