Apartment Review for Annapolis Roads Apartments - Annapolis, MD

Where do I start? Well, how about here - the management of this place is absolutely horrid. They are among the rudest, least helpful, least understanding, evil people I've ever met. Oh sure, they're very nice and happy and understanding when you're LOOKING there... sure... but once you've signed your lease, BAM.

First of all, be prepared for terrible air quality. I've lived in old old old buildings before, but I couldn't breathe in my apartment here. This place has the highest concentration of dust mites in the northern hemisphere. I couldn't even go to sleep at night without an hour of being miserable.

And then, how about the yellow liquid that drips from my ceiling. You complain about it, they tell you its just condensation... yeah, that's right - YELLOW condensation.

When it finally got so bad that I couldn't even function in the apartment anymore, I went to them and asked to move out. Granted, it was before my lease expired - but you would have thought I asked her to give me a million dollars... I got literally yelled at, and blamed for the problems. When I explained my DOCTOR feels the combination of the horrid carpet, the central air, and the dog sized dust mites were causing me to not be able to breathe, she argued with me about it.

She then promptly told me that I was screwed, and that I had to pay the rest of my lease. Yeah, that's right - I'm on death's door because of their shitty air quality and she's basically saying to me "tough it out".

Oh yeah - and did I mention my wife is 7 months preganant and is also having breathing trouble too? Certainly doesn't help that they moved in a CHAIN SMOKER to the apartment next to ours. Yeah, so my pregnant wife has to walk through a cloud of second hand smoke every time she comes home. I'll be damned if I'm bringing my kid through there.

So, the long and the short of it is this - this place tries to pass itself off as a nice place to live, but the bathroom is a hellhole, the carpet is old and shitty, the apartment itself is cramped and the layout is weird, and worst of all, the management is without a doubt the worst group of people I've ever experienced in my life (and again, they felt like the BEST I'd ever met BEFORE I moved in and signed my lease).

If it comes down to you moving into another apartment for 50 extra bucks... my god, you have to do it. Seriously.