The Grove Apartments Fort Collins

Ali Alshaikh Jafar

If you live in the first floor. Believe me, you will suffer in sleeping. When the upstairs neighbors move their legs, you will feel like an earthquake is above you. You will hear them flusing . The worst is that you will hear the sound of water moving in your roof. The staff is nice, but they can't help you with these issues.

Emma Sudbeck

Not sure what buildings the people live in that say this place is quiet... the walls are so thin you can hear any neighbor that you share a wall with have a conversation all the way around their apartment. The people that live above you will sound like they are stomping whenever they walk anywhere. Quite a few parties. Trash along sidewalks and entry ways. The furniture is terrible quality and the floors are the scratchiest "carpet" and feel like you're walking on concrete. The nicest thing about this place is the location...that's it. NOT worth it for the price. Most of the staff was nice and accommodating when I had issues but I would not suggest anyone to live here if you are thinking about a 4 or 3 bedroom. 2 bedroom ones on higher floors seem like they are the best bet to not entirely hate your living space. Oh, not to mention the new manager tried to move someone new in during COVID without giving us 24 hours notice and basically told us we did not have a choice even though my other roommate was gone for the next week and it was during finals week so I did not have time to prepare the apartment for a new person. They ended up not moving someone in because they didn't want to fix the hole in the wall (from a pipe issue that flooded the apartment last winter) in the room that the new roommate would have been put into... I ran far away from here and I don't regret it, there are plenty of better places to move to for a lower price.

Joshua Kirschner

Where to start? Dirty, dishonest, and lazy staff, unless it is collecting fees. They try to buy better reviews by giving incentives to people that live there. I had lived here before, about two years ago. I remember it was a good complex two years ago. Not any more. Upon move in, most of the apartment was dirty and broken. The front door handle barely works. The desk in the room, that had a sticker on the door that said cleaned and sanitized, had a big sticky glob of residue left on the desk. The landscape is littered with cigarette butts. The management has gone down hill. The are insensitive, as I was in the hospital next to my dying mother, the assistant general manager, Kaitie Twiggs, was relentless in trying to get renters insurance proof and extra fees. You are better off getting a different apartment complex for off student housing. They quit removing vehicles with flat tires, or without registration, so the the aesthetic of the complex is going downhill. They quit providing student extras, like breakfast the first week of college. There were no repairs to the apartment upon move in. They charge you a full months rent in August for 10 days of actual living in the apartment.

Emma Eaton

Staff/management is disrespectful and I would recommend looking elsewhere if you want to feel comfortable with your living situation. I was torn between The Grove and another apartment complex and regretted my decision after being treated poorly time after time. I was moved units without my permission the day of move-in, I dealt with a bug infestation, and I went over a month without a functioning toilet (I was told fixing a toilet was not essential during COVID??). All in all, you'll be much happier in a place that values their residents half as much as here.