Millennial Towers, logan-ut

Great apartments! The location is perfect to walk to campus, and they keep the apartments very clean and well maintained. When I had an issue with my sink someone came in about thirty minutes which was so nice and quick! They fixed it immediately. The only reason I leave a four star review is because the parking off site is a bit rough because it is so limited, and the hot tub was closed a lot this year. But overall I would recommend it to anyone :)

the living conditions here are fine, i think it’s what you would expect for student housing. the hot tub is often closed and the elevators are out of service frequently. parking is also hard, even with a pass. the other facilities and amenities are also fine. my only real complaint is that i moved out almost 2 months ago, expecting my deposit to be back within a month, and still have not gotten it. you would think since summer residents had to be out by august 10th, and fall residents were moving in at the end of the month, they would have assessed and calculated what the deposit would be before new residents moved in, and sent it out as soon as possible. i was told time and time again that it would be coming next week, and next week it here, and still no deposit. it’s peoples money that they’re expecting, and it’s frustrating to wait almost 2 months to get it back.

Millennial Towers was a great place to reside. It is very spacious and a comfortable place to live for the school year. I loved it. The elevator on the west side, always breaks down however. But other than that everything works great!

Millennial Towers Student Housing in Logan is excellent! The apartments are very nice! Great location close to USU campus. I would also like to compliment the staff especially Shelby. They have been so helpful! The apartments were clean and so big! So happy with my daughter living there!

The main positive of this apartment was the in-suite washer and dryer, along with the relatively large kitchen. However, overall it was not a pleasant living situation. As someone who is chronically ill, accessibility is important to me, and the elevators were frequently out of service, making it difficult to get around. Additionally, my floor often had a persistent odor resembling rotting garbage. The rooms are on the smaller side (which was expected based on the listed dimensions), but considering these factors, it didn’t feel worth the $740/month cost.