Midtown at WKU, bowling-green-ky

Holly and Hannah were amazing! Such friendly staff that helped me get exactly what I needed. They were extremely patient and Holly went out of her way to make sure I was a happy Midtown resident. I love it here. Thanks for all you guys do here for us!

Here is everything you need to know about Midtown before you move in! I moved here fairly quickly because of the situation I was in, and would never choose to live here if I had more time to find a place. Do not recommend at all. Here's what you need to know. - Student housing so not the best for furniture if you get a unit with furniture already in it. The bathtub was cracked when I moved in, the bed was loose, and the couch in our living room had holes in it. - It's $40 for parking every single month and they absolutely will tow anyone who does not have a parking pass. So if you want to have guests, its pretty inconvenient. 24 hour towing - they will give you no slack - $25 extra a month if you have a pet - I was a WKU grad student when I moved in, but most of Midtown are undergraduate students most likely in a sorority or a fraternity. That being said, it is party central every single weekend. There was never a weekend when music wasn't blaring. - On top of being party central, it also has a bar across the street and is right beside college street (which is like THE party street). If that's your lifestyle great, if not, it wasn't fun always running into drunk people every time I came home. - No elevator in case you didn't know, which is fine it wasn't too inconvenient for me but I know it can be a deal breaker for some other people. It's also like a motel - you walk outside your door and you're outside. So when it snowed, the stairwells were covered with ice that it took them forever to help clear off. Same with the parking lot. - They do NOT pro rate the last month of your lease even though most of them end on July 15th. So even though it was only half the month, I still paid the full month of rent for July. - They do treat it like WKU Housing in the sense of they check spaces every break. They'll enter your space during Christmas Break, spring break, etc. The times college students are likely to not be there. Not really a huge deal but just a FYI. - There was also a situation with the police where they brought a canine in and staked out a guy that was living on the 3rd floor and yelling out the window to threaten people (me being one of them.) They had to bust the door down and arrest him. He had priors, so just makes you wonder about background checks and overall safety. That's all I can think of right now, but seriously - I didn't enjoy my experience living here at all. The staff here also wasn't very friendly or helpful, most the time they just acted like they didn't want to be there. Thanks for reading!

My daughter lived here for one year. During this time there were constant maintenance issues, bogus move out fees, inconsistent and conflicting email and office employees information. Deterioration showing on the building; updates/upgrades are needed to reflect the charges. Other than convenience, I do not recommend this facility. Thankful my daughter is moving to a nicer place.

Poor experience - Always smelled like mildew. I lived there for multiple school years. They are slow to respond, often have a condescending attitude, and my apartment was definitely not worth the expense. The apartment has had a bad odor since moving in and everything in my apartment smells from it - which is why I had to give it away. I would recommend that you ask others who currently lived there regarding their experience before signing papers.

The front desk employees are AMAZING. I asked so many questions and they assured me that it was okay to ask as many questions as I wanted. They were both very friendly and had great attitudes. I truly loved my experience touring the rooms at Midtown and they were the ones who made sure that my experience was as best as possible.