Something is ALWAYS broken. The elevators break no less than 3 times per week, it seems we have a monthly pipe burst (even though they already schedule monthly water shutoffs for “regular maintenance,” which are clearly ineffective), I’ve had nonstop plumbing issues, and the building constantly has an odd smell. They’re absolutely spineless when it comes to the package room as well. International Students send in massive furniture packages during the summer to be assembled when they move in for the Fall Semester. The package room, thus, becomes impossible to navigate. Several package carriers have given up and started throwing packages outside the locked package room because there was so little space. The Marylander sends out emails saying “If you don’t pick them up, we’ll send them back,” then never do. Spineless cowards. Everyone and their mother knows the threats are empty, so no one takes them serious. But wait! We have pumpkin painting and wreath making for resident appreciation! Give me a break with these empty gestures.

I come from out of state, so I initially towards this apartment virtually. However, when I arrived on move in day, my apartment (which I already signed and paid for) did not remotely match the apartment I viewed online. It took me months to rectify this. A horse shit scam from a horse shit scam rental company.

Amazing building in a very safe locality. Centrally located, easily accessible to the grocery stores, barnes and noble as well as easy access to the JHU shuttle that takes you to the Hopkins Medical Campus. In close proximity to the inner harbour as well.

A big problem in this building is rat problem. The solution that residents are using is to keep the cats at home. However, the location of the apartment is considered good since it's close to Loyola and Johns Hopkins. Also, there are security guards on every corner at night.

The Marylander provides, safe, reasonably priced housing that is convient for JHU students. It is a short walk from the Homewood campus and located near JHMI shuttle stops. The building staff is friendly and helpful whenever I have had a problem.

This place is located conveniently right next to Johns Hopkins University and near the JHMI bus stop. It has a gym and social room. The staff has been very kind but since it is a bit of an older building, sometimes things don't all work as they should. Regardless of which, it's a good place to live and I have no outstanding complaints! Place is pet friendly.

The apartment is great for students and their families. Its almost three buildings connected together so huge. There is a dorm type feeling because of it. Management is generally great. But the building is quite old and they haven't renovated all apartments. My suggestion is check out the particular apartment before signing the lease instead of looking at a generic one. They differ quite a lot.

Its in a good location. The room condition is ok, relative old. Lots of rooms to rent. The manager and leasing officers are not the nicest person in the world. Overall its tolerable place to live. There are better option around the area but this apartment is very practical one.

We've lived here for more than 5 years. The building is old, and wouldn't say it's the best apartment. But it's very close to JHU homewood campus and the shuttle stations. It's better to rent the corner of the building (one or two bedroom apartment) since it's generally more quiet.

Conveniently located in between 2 JHU shuttle stops, a walk away from several food outlets down the street, and super close to JHU homewood campus. This place is definitely a must-consider if you are coming to Baltimore and want all the convenience.

I choose here because it's close to where I work, and I have a puppy. The location is perfect, close to many food places and public transportation. However, the heater does not work well during the cold times. Also, it's quite noisy because of some neighbors.