1. Westlake Apartments

0

Conway, AR

Cancel

Open app

Search

Westlake Apartments

1.8 (4 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

Westlake Apartments Photos

Recommended Reviews - Westlake Apartments

Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
Yelp app icon
Browse more easily on the app
Review Feed Illustration

1 year ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

9 years ago

Helpful 3
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 0

10 years ago

Helpful 1
Thanks 0
Love this 0
Oh no 1

13 years ago

Helpful 0
Thanks 0
Love this 2
Oh no 0

Ask the Community - Westlake Apartments

Westbury Park Apartments

Westbury Park Apartments

(5 reviews)

My husband and I are searching for a pet-friendly (we're talking LARGE pets) place to live in…read moreConway this autumn, and Westbury kept popping up in our searches, so we decided to take a look. We're very glad we did! The location is extremely convenient, and the apartment manager, Baeron, is very friendly and willing to show you whatever empty apartments he has at the moment. When we arrived he was doing maintenance on the driveways and parking, which let us know right off we had active staff on the property! At Westbury you have a choice between a two bedroom apartment or a one bedroom, on the ground floor or second floor. You can also choose whether or not you face the communal green in the center (keep pets off the green so nobody has to worry about poop) or facing the parking lots. Apartments facing the lots (which are shaded by trees) may be able to snag an apartment with a fireplace for about $10 extra per month. If you have pets, you can have up to 3, and each pet is an extra $10 added to your rent per month. They don't mind if you have large dogs! The apartments are very spacious. The 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom ones my husband and I looked at were just over 1,000 square feet. The master bedroom has a walk-in closet and one of the bathrooms, and the second bedroom has a large closet with a sliding door. The second bathroom is just off the hallway (yes, these apartments are so large they have actual hallways!). The apartment's trim is in white, and the walls are a muted cream. The floors are a beige carpet kept in impeccable condition, with faux wood flooring in the dining room, kitchen, and bathrooms. We cannot wait to move here!

I only saw the photos but the units did look spacious and airy, I would definitely pursue looking…read morefurther, thank you for sharing your space!

Glenrock Apartments

Glenrock Apartments

(11 reviews)

When I first signed a lease here, I was very excited because they're advertising and customer…read moreservice towards new residents is fantastic! The facility is beautiful and well maintained. However shortly after moving in my roommates and I found that the apartment we had been put in was trashed and did not look clean at all (although they said they cleaned it). We talked to management and they cooperated very well and ordered a cleaning service to come clean it before we completely moved in. The apartments are something that any college student can expect to live in. Walls are thin and people living there can be sketchy. One thing I do have to point out though is that the management seems to be very unorganized because each person we have talked to about something seems to either lose one of our papers or accidentally charge us extra for security we did not sign up for. However, the already furnished environment is fantastic, as well as utilities being already paid for through rent. Just an average apartment complex with its flaws.

This place is horrible. They have roaches which they will only spray once a month even if you…read morestill have them. The security gate is broken a lot and it takes them a long time to fix it. I complained about a security light literally hanging by wires. They finally just removed it. Their stairs are gross because they never power wash them. Their front office is rude and it takes them a long time to fix anything. When you move out, they hit you with a big bill even after living there for 5 years with no damage. DO NOT let your college kid move in here.

The Ridge At Meadowlake - B2 - Primary Bedroom

The Ridge At Meadowlake

(10 reviews)

the process for me to apply and get approved to move in was quick. the front desk employee was…read morehelpful and kept me updated on the process. all of the office staff were always so helpful, friendly and professional. most of the maintenance staff would be quick to respond to maintenance requests. I had one time that maintenance came into my apartment without notice. most of the landkeeping staff were courteous too, they worked around you, but there was one that tried so hard to get attention, he kept driving his lawnmower on the pavement in front of wherever I was in my way, stare at me and try to dance around. I liked that it's a gated community and the gate stayed closed most of the time, only control access to tenants and workers. the gates would stay open during thunderstorms or power issues. they have a pool open during summer time and a small gym area. there wasn't an apartment available for me to view before I moved in. The outside looked nice. when I did move in, the inside of the apartment was made of the cheapest materials which are not that sturdy and not practical which made it hard to maintain and clean. the apartment was so poorly cleaned before I moved in, I had to deep clean the apartment myself. there were multiple things that didn't operate and constantly had issues. all the electrical outlet were dirty, worn out and loose. if I plugged anything in, the plug would barely hold or fall out. the windows are covered with thin and fragile blinds, I had to cautiously move every time I wanted to use the windows. the blinds had bends and stains on them. I reported it and the apartment employees said they'll send housekeepers back out but never did. all of the shelves in the closets were wired racks and they were dirty. it took me so long to have to clean each individual rod. the walls were painted with hair painted in. the cabinets, sinks and faucets had scratches, chips, dents, stains and were warped. the bathroom sink faucet would spray out everywhere instead of stream, it was short and close to the sink that I was practically rubbing my hands and items on the sink everytime I used it. the sink would drip underneath. the previous tenant left a dirty soap dish super glued into the bathtub that I have to pry out. the toilet was so small and it couldn't sit flat on the ground so it wasn't sealed, it would wobble every time it was used and water would leak out around the bottom. I would have to hold down the lever to flush evertime. I reported it to management and they came out the same day to work on it but the issue kept coming back, because the apartment is so cheaply built. water from all the faucets smelled bad. all of the appliances were so old, outdated and barely function like they should. the stove didn't even have a preheat indicator. the fridge and freezer smelled terrible, like rotten food. the fridge wasn't very cold, I was not safe to store food longer than overnight. I had to take the bottom panel of the freezer apart and clean all the spilled food juices left there over time. I spent hours continuously cleaning the fridge but it was so old, it kept smelling so bad. I reported it to the apartment employee but all they did was replace the fan cover not the smell. the fridge barely kept anything chilled and the freezer didn't keep food frozen. I had in units washer and dryer. the washer was newer and clean. the dryer was dirty, rusty and made my clothes smell bad. they had open parking, parking close to the building was for tenants and tenants had vehicle pass that are hung on our rear view mirror. while visitors didn't get a pass but are to park away from the building by the fence line. Available parking spots usually wasn't an issue. they had a courtesy officer on site for noise complaints, which I never had to call, my neighbors on the sides were quiet. but my upstairs neighbors constantly walked around and making noises upstairs all throughout the night, the installation were thin. I heard seasonal birds chirping all throughout the night and into the morning. I occasionally heard a nearby train but the neighborhood was mostly quiet. after I moved out, they charged me cleaning fees even if you leave the place clean, and "missing" items that I never had to begin with. they also changed me utilities fees after I shut off my utilities, those extra days after I moved out, they used the utilities to work on the apartment after my lease was over.

Terrible place. They make you pay your deposit with your application then if you're denied they…read moretake almost 2 weeks to get your money back to you. Thiefs and liars out for a buck, they'll tell you anything. The office staff is a bunch of 20 yr Olds you can barely talk to. I thank the heavens I got a much nicer place instead.

The Pointe at Conway - New Arkansas Apartments!

The Pointe at Conway

(6 reviews)

Most expensive property in Conway. Front area is nice. BUT....they could use some help with…read moremanaging the property. Things are falling apart and they are just patching it up. Hardwood floors are nice carpet is worn and disgusting. Staff seems really inexperienced but overall are friendly. Look around before settling at the Pointe. Just because of the lack of nicer options you will probably end up back at the Pointe but make sure.

I lived here for over a year. As soon as I signed up thru this apartment with my phone number and…read moreemail, I started getting spams throughout the whole time I've lived here. I paid $400 deposit when I moved in but they only credit me $99 when I moved out. They didn't return my deposit but charged me extra that I had to pay them. It's gated, vehicle and pedestrian gates were residents accessed only with remote and cards controlled. The exit gate is really slow to open. I never had any packages stolen or dealt with crimes. 1 bedroom is rarely available. The apartments were tucked away at the end of a court with no public thru traffic. I had to pay extra monthly to rent in units washer and dryer which were used. They were stained and dirty and smelt so bad, like moldy and body odor. I kept having to clean them. The fridge was not clean and smelled so bad, like rotten. I had to deep clean the fridge/freezer and rolled it out to clean the back area and under. it smelled worst when the weather would warm up. They charged me for a replacement drip pan when I moved out when it wasn't new when I moved in. I also had to clean the microwave. The master bathroom was disgusting and unclean. There's a lot of rust and chips in the bathrooms sinks and tubs. The carpet was dirty with stains and hair. The apartment charged me for carpet cleaning when I moved out when it wasn't cleaned when I moved in. I tried to get parts of the apartment cleaned or replaced because the previous tenants left it in such terrible conditions. The bathroom sink had water damage in the storage area floor which was rotting and I couldn't store anything under there. The sink also started to have noticable cracks which was probably causing the water damage. I put in a repair request and they left the storage area just saying it's cosmetic and tightened the pipe under the sink and left the sink cracked. Uncovered parking was unassigned but I paid extra monthly for a covered parking spot. There were signs saying Reserved, and unauthorized parking will be towed. There were still people who were inconsiderate and still parked. There was a neighbor who parked their car so close to my paid spot, they would park on the white line or over the line consistently. The neighbors relatively left me alone but there were an older man who tried to talked to me when I moved in and kept staring at me. I heard my neighbors occasionally yelling and arguing throughout the night and early morning. The neighborhood is filled with bugs and birds seasonally so they would be on my balcony, and some mornings, hundreds of birds in the trees and area chirped non stop so loud. Birds kept pooping on my balcony and would try to build nests. If the cost of maintenance was too much, they wouldn't fix repairs. I had a call asking about two of my older work order that wasn't done. This place wasn't always organized. And sometimes they wouldn't give notice before they enter your apartment but would send you a notice after sometimes. I had to pay extra for built in, not optional, cable and internet. The cable was discontinued during my lease and the cable company charged me an early cancellation fee even tho it was the apartment decision and the apartment management should've addressed that. The apartment still charged me the same monthly fee even without cable because they said the internet speed increased but internet was bad. The units went up to 3 stories and there are just stairs no elevator. All of the units mailboxes were in the same area by the pool. I was given the wrong key to my mailbox and when I went to management, they said I just had mail stuck pushed up in my mailbox. The handyman finally gave me the right key because management doesn't seem to do much or know what they're doing. The pool is by the management office, it's smaller and hours were opened seasonally. There is also a small gym in the management office that is open 24/7 by residence key card access with single bathrooms. At the end of my lease, they would automatically charge me month to month rates. You would have to give them a 60 days notice to move out. When I turned in all my keys, the employee didn't give me a receipt even when I asked for one. Management called me the next day claiming I didn't turn in my keys. They're unorganized and don't properly communicate with each other.

Westlake Apartments - apartments - Updated October 2026

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...