Was here to quickly visit a friend's apartment and got towed 20 minutes after parking in future…read moreresident spaces, because all visitor and retail spaces were full (and I didn't want to park in residents' spaces). I went to ask them about it the next day and they said they've had a big issue with people parking there and haven't done anything about it except tow people. I asked about putting signage up and they said there wasn't anything they could do. If they choose to stick to a short-term solution such as constantly towing people, rather than a short easy long-term fix like putting up a single sign, I don't even want to consider living here. They were not understanding or helpful at all even when I tried to offer a solution to their issue.

Maintenance doesn't care at all. Been waiting three weeks for them to replace the grimy couch they…read moregave us. The TV's they gave us didn't have remotes. TV's by the pool have been broken since we moved in. Fire alarm goes off every day. They lose our packages. Carpets in every hallway except the 5th floor are stained and nasty. Always trash everywhere you walk. This place is just nasty.

This place is too far from campus and poorly maintained. 1 day in and someone's sink exploded,…read morethere's wasps and roaches everywhere, and the rooms are dirty. I'd rather live in the quad tbh.

They will charge you for anything and everything they can. No one competent stays in the office,…read morethey usually only have students being payed to bring in as many renters as possible.

Nick Andrew the apartment manager stated that the carpet needed to be replaced. $350 When I asked…read moreconcerning the confirmation via new pictures. To ensure the carpet was replaced He refused. He refused to show proof except the invoice. How do we know if the carpet was really replaced for the next tenant. Or is the next tenant living with the old carpet. Very shady not trustworthy

I love living at Eagles West. they make everything easy, they send reminders about rent, they offer…read moresurprises and food trucks and events. the staff is friendly. it is an older apartment complex but if things break their maintenance team comes as soon as possible to fix it. this place is great!

DO NOT live at this Dormitory. It is filthy, and the website makes it sound like there will be maid…read moreservice. And on top of that the monthly cleaning service is non existent- it smells weird. And the people who own it are stingy, and put everything in fine print. They don't give deposits back, and there is no good system of payments or communication. Very poor experience. I do not recommend it. And the transit ride to campus is short, but back to the dorm it is 25 minutes long! Definitely reconsider before living here!

I would not recommend this apartment complex. My lease was changed and original apartment given…read moreaway after I signed it. This complex calls itself student housing in order to charge students full price for first and last month's rent, even though your lease begins/ends in the middle of the month. No pro-rated rent. Tuskegee students should know that Fall start dates are not considered by the management. I am an out of state student and had to find alternative housing while attending my first few days of school before I was able to move into an apartment. The apartment was not ready when I arrived: not cleaned, NO HOT WATER, broken locks, BUGS, burned out light bulbs, etc. There was extreme push back from management to right the situation. The front office employees even went as far as bullying (gossiping and following me to my car) as a consequence for asking for proper cleaning services. If you request maintenance, they enter your apartment whenever they like without a 24hr notice. You will not be notified of roommate changes but will be asked to pay a full, year's worth rent if you decide you do not want to stay at Magnolia anymore. Upper management is totally unresponsive. The concern and care that the front office expresses is totally performative. In conclusion, I would recommend Tuskegee students to stay elsewhere during the school year. I now have a wonderful home and landlord in the Tuskegee area. Be weary, as there are limited resources to help students get out of this type of situation. And be open to living outside of Auburn! I also want to encourage students to notify their school's Student Services office if their living situation is unsafe, as some complexes have a contract with Tuskegee (such as this one).

Horrible. Not helpful, like to spin the blame back on to their residents when the residents have…read moreproof of the issue. Maintenance does a not so good job of fixing things. Literally have to sit and show them proof of the issue or they'll think you're crazy.

My son had a football camp here a few weeks ago and I was thoroughly impressed with the campus and…read morefootball facilities. The women's bathroom in the football facility was so clean and it had a nursing room! I have an 8 month old so I was very happy to see that. My son enjoyed his visit and maybe we will be back!

Auburn really has a lovely, clean campus! My stepdaughter graduated with her PhD in Pharmacy from…read moreAuburn. The graduation ceremony on campus was nice and well organized. Back when, I attended initiation here, as I was planning to attend Auburn and then changed my mind and went to UAH instead. One of my sisters attended college here, met her husband, and they finished college in Florida. They are huge Auburn sports fans. I like Auburn. It is renowned for its veterinary college and, the doctoral PhD program worked out great for my stepdaughter! What's not to love about Toomer's corner and the decades of history at this beautiful university!

Do not choose The Beacon, and when they rebrand to The Quarters I will be sure to repeat this…read morereview to help future students and people avoid this place. When I moved in the room was VERY dirty and still had some of the previous tenants stuff in it. To fix this I tried to work with the 'new management', and they were not very helpful, it has now been ~3 weeks since I moved in and the blinds are still broken and nothing in the bathroom has been fixed except the toilet. Only thing they got done, which is a bare minimum, is cleaning the room and the carpet. And just getting that done took 1 week AFTER move in of me sleeping in the living room on the couch where 3 other guys live... Since I had to deal with all of this my first week into school, my parents were pissed, so I asked to talk to the upper management. The manager, Trinity, who was supposed to connect me to upper management, two times I asked her to get me in touch with upper management, and both times she said the upper management WOULD email or call me, and that never happened. I was hoping going higher up the chain could speed up fixing things and paying my parents back for me having to deal with all the problems that the Beacon / Quarters is supposed to deal with (some sort of compensation for all there mishaps which they have basically ghosted me on that) Issues upon move in: - I moved in to a room that still had some of the guys stuff in it from before me. It was FULL of trash - The carpet was nasty and had stains all over it - The blinds were broken - A bunch of holes in the wall - Bathroom toilet did not flush - Someones bidet was left installed... - Sink didn't drain - Exhaust fan does not work in the bathroom - Many light bulbs out Yelp doesn't let me post photos but I put some on the google review if you want to go look at what you can expect.

For crying out loud, clean the place and do some repairs. Bathroom fan inoperable. Back door is a…read morebroken down disaster. Carpet was damaged and FILTHY prior to our labor-intensive intervention. The only thing missing was the chalk outline.

This is as honest a review as I can give, as rough as it may be. As of today I am in a room 15…read moredegrees hotter than the rest of my unit (maybe 80 degrees), effectively not air conditioned at this point. My sink and bathtub do not drain effectively, and my toilet regularly clogs. I do not use any waxy products and do not have long hair, so this has to relate to the plumbing itself. My room is the size of some closets I have seen and barely fits the bed itself let alone any furniture. The giant "speedbumps" in the parking garage serve to violently jar and shake my vehicle (yes, even when going at or below the prescribed speed) which I suspect has contributed to some suspension damage and alignment issues. I know of multiple instances of vehicles being improperly towed despite displaying a university issue hang tag (with no refunds). The parking spots are also too narrow for a full sized vehicle and only fit compact cars effectively. Regular "fire drills" (read: room searches) from the university admin serve to limit any amount of peace that could be attained here. The wifi has no password (read: public access, unsecured) and is somewhat reliable, but don't bet on it working. The gym is pretty good, and that along with the staff is all I can really praise here. The building is actively falling apart with cracks in multiple walls, and I have been in multiple rooms with foul smells seemingly coming from the air conditioner ducts. I have effectively abandoned any concept of maintenance orders as none have been responded to despite emails, requests, and the dreaded "portal". The trash rooms are infested with roaches as well, but honestly that's the least of this place's worries. Oh yeah, and the train horn when you're trying to sleep. I have posed this review as honestly and cordially as possible. This is not intended as a hit piece, it is just my genuine experience here. I hope in coming years the university makes efforts to improve conditions here, even if it costs them some profits (rent here is higher than some mortgages).

What they are doing to our college kids is unacceptable! My daughter, like most college kids don't…read moreknow to take pictures when moving in. For most this is their first time being away from home. When we moved my daughter out of the apartment, there were no stains or damage to her room. We get a bill for a " stain"( that was not there when we moved her out) on the carpet and scuff marks on a wall( that a magic eraser would have easily taken off, had it been there when we moved her out). Upon speaking to Haley, I was asked, does she have pictures proving she didn't do the damage? Of course not!! Well, she's responsible for it! I told her that neither were there when she moved out, her maintenance crew probably did it if there are marks there. The pictures she sent me or blurry, and no identification of it even being my daughter's apartment. This has nothing to do with paying for damages, if my daughter had indeed made them and they were there when I moved her out! In the picture with the stain on the carpet , it's not even a stain , it's a shadow of the person taking the picture! Not to mention how blurry these photos are, and the steep price tag they want to charge for these. When I said, you're charging this price for something that could be taken off with a magic eraser, and she said I can't speak on that! So that tells me if was probably wiped off and we are being charged for it being painted! Biggest thing is there were no marks or stains in her room when I moved her out. Parents, please let your kids know to take before and after photos!