106 Valentine Place

I chose CTT mainly for its location. It’s about 10 mins walk to law school, and the management is good. My only concern is that the sound insulation is not good, and there isn’t a doorman 24/7.

Expensive but worth it

Beware of a c suite. It is a row of 9 rooms split up by two kitchens. So when you speak to management they do not mention that it is possible to share a kitchen with up to 6 people.
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Great location and apartments but have been having bad issues with internet that they can't seem to fix.

Overpriced, but not terrible amenities. Terrible internet.

The place is convenience and having a gym and bus from the complex that takes you to the law school is super convenience (it drops you off across the street from the law school.) However, the walls and floors are thin which can be annoying. It's a little expensive too, but a good deal if you can find roommates.

CTT is an easy place to live. It's relatively close to school and walkable to both Collegetown and the Commons. It is not necessarily the best value, but the fact that the gym membership and bus to school are included are a plus. Lots of law students live there so it is a good choice for 1L. For 2L, I would rather live somewhere closer to campus and/or in Collegetown to make getting together with friends a bit easier in the cold winter. The study rooms were also nice for 1L exams.

Great space, reasonable price, great responsiveness of landlord.

I enjoy living at CTT. While it's quite expensive, the shuttle to school is reliable, the gym is convenient, and the units are quite nice. Plus, having covered parking in Ithaca is quite a treat. They do charge extra for parking permits, but you'd struggle to find covered parking elsewhere.

Primary complaints: the walls are ridiculously thin. I hear my neighbor's phone calls, music, shows, e-lessons, etc. However, this hasn't been a big enough issue for me to choose to leave. I've been in the same unit for two years now.

Pros: gym, covered parking, management/maintenance has been quick to address issues, and proximity to both campus and the Commons is decent.

Solid facilities a bit overpriced