I was very sceptical at first about living in an apartment without natural sunlight, paper thin walls, and fire alarms occasionaly going of in the middle of the night. But as a former undergraduate in social psychology, this arrangement had surprisingly positive effects on my studies and understanding of the human mind.

The only drawback in my opinion is the lack of parking.

I wish the seats in the room are better. It is not really comfortable to do anything. I am fine with using the common space but sometimes having a decent chair in your own room helps me with my productivity

Close and comfortable

Munger has some really wonderful positives and a few negatives that if you can look past make it a pretty decent place to live.

PROS:
5 minute walk to Ross (really comes in handy when it gets cold)

Free gym

Unlimited study space (which is ridiculously hard to find at Ross at times)

All utilities included

Run by university housing so if something breaks they fix it, and fix it quickly

Relatively cheap rent

Fully furnished

Every room comes with a queen sized bed, desk, and your own bathroom

Washer and dryer in every unit

Decently large living space

Building has movie theater, ample study rooms, convenience store, gym, game room, and outdoor track on the rooftop

In the middle of downtown and super close to all the bars we go out to (everything is walking distance!)

Even though you might have 6 or 7 roommates the walls are very thick so you rarely hear one another

CONS:
Each apartment has 6 or 7 people in it and you do not get to select your roommates, all roommates are grad students from across the university

90% of the individual bedrooms do not have a window. If you can get over this and get a sunlight clock you will be ok

Not being able to select your roommates

Having to share a common area (but it is very large)

No parking included

Can be hard to get a lease

my experience has been very good, very comfortable living in Munger since it is a university residence, very close to the campus and has everything you need to live quietly and study without having major concerns. The facilities are of very good quality and beautiful. Everything very well maintained and clean.

Great location from Ross. Close to all the bars and common hangout locations. Munger offers great study rooms when Ross rooms have full reservations for the day. The massage chairs are great.
The fact that is no windows in the rooms did at first scare me. But with the type of class schedule, one has, its perfect if you want to take a nap or your schedule is opposite to that of daylight.

-close to middle campus
-very good furniture
-good management and sources of help, especially when you forgot to bring keys with you
-no additional fees for internet/electricity/gas/etc

-midnight fake fire alarm
-thin walls so that you may not be able to sleep when people speak loud in other rooms

Windowless rooms and the common spaces are too crowded. I would not recommend living here unless it is a last resort and a student is in a pinch to find housing. Fire alarms go off way too often and sometimes in the middle of the night.

Great infrastructure and best location on campus. However, living with people outside the MBA program and building rules prevent social events.

Amazing amenities and great location. Prepare for a lot of fire alarms going off from people not knowing how to cook.