Other than having a rooftop, I have nothing bad to say about Stuy Town. It's amazing. Good space and an awesome neighborhood. Their management team is nice as well. Looking forward to my stay and enjoy the activities that they have. I highly recommend it.

Stuy Town is great for families and young professionals. It's very quiet and safe, and pet-friendly. I've lived here for about 4 years and do not have any complaints. It's conveniently located near the L and many trendy NYC bars and restaurants. Would highly recommend!

Great space for Manhattan - they have great activies for the kids like preeschool and others is quiet and safe.

We had a couple of problems at the beginning of our lease but the management took care of them, no questions asked

Overall is a great place to live

A very well known experience for the young professional or NYU student looking to stay in Manhattan in a reasonably sized apartment for a reasonable price. What comes with convenience is sacrificed character...the entire complex is bland and boring. But hey, you're just a walk away from where you need to be.

Even at the edge of Stuytown, my apartment is only slightly over a 5 minute walk to the L train on 14th St. and 1st Ave. It's within a 25 min walking distance to NYU, but the free shuttle makes stops all along Stuytown as well. There's 24 hour security on the premise, basketball courts, gym, and yoga studio to name a few amenities. Management even erects a tent over one of the basketball courts and builds an ice skating rink during the winter. Great place overall.

Our apartment, a 2 bedroom flex, in Peter Cooper village is massive and modern. All new stainless kitchen with a built in wine cooler. Big windows. Overall incredible galue compared to everything else we looked at. I ride my bike to stern (there are bike lockers in the basement), which takes about 10 minutes on roads with separated bike lanes in both directions.

Stuytown is a (relatively) peaceful oasis in NYC. Fantastic location for young people as it's walking distance to the East Village and Lower East Side social scenes. Management is the best I've ever experienced, fix problems extremely quickly. Renting from the leasing office makes landing an apartment about as easy as it gets in NYC.

Make sure that you find a stuyvesant town building either close to 14th ST or on the first ave. It will be super easy to get to NYU bus and many NYU students live there.

Apartments in Stuytown are spacious and well-lit. Excellent location (20-25 min walk to school).

Relatively cheap on a per-person basis, big rooms, all utilities included, and only a 20-minute walk from Stern if you're in the Southwest corner. Good food and shopping around the area too.