Great community - the management all know me by name and are very friendly. I get the most amenities compared to many other places, making the relative increased rent worth it for the most part. It is still an old building but fairly new compared to many other apartments in the area and the rooms are renovated as needed. Maintenance is responsive as well, though I haven't had any significant maintenance issues. Underground parking garage is great for Cleveland winters. Apartments are carpeted. Plenty of space for a 1 bedroom, except for a very small kitchen. Most amenities are in the apartment unit (e.g. I have a dishwasher, garbage disposal, AC/heat) except laundry, which is in the basement. It is very safe, all the entrances are locked and there is video surveillance in the garage and laundry room. Many other students and residents live here.

Waldorf Towers is a good starting place for students at Case Western Reserve University. It's cheaper to live there if you have a roommate than living on your own. However, rent has been going up a lot each year I've been living there. They only do yearly leasing so there isn't too much flexibility if you won't be finishing at the exact time your lease ends. The management that works in the building are overall nice and try to help when they can. The only thing I didn't like is that the higher up you live, the louder the wind is and if there is a really bad hurricane, there were times the ceiling would leak. I feel like the things that got fixed were mostly temporary fixes and not permanent. The plus side is that the building has good heating and AC and water/sewer is included in the rent.

Title says it all. 10 - 15 minute walk to medical school and I have always felt safe here, + free outdoor parking (or $45/ month for indoor), however, way too expensive considering there are many other places around here with the same amenities that are much cheaper and have way more character. Additionally the manager is very rude and unhelpful. The management will also tack on random new policies to avoid doing their jobs (e.g. no more than 3 packages a day during the holiday season - seriously?). Pretty much everyone who fell for the convenience during M1 left after 1 year. Avoid making our mistakes.

The Waldorf is very close to the hospitals and the medical school. My first year there I had some trouble with leaking after a large rain storm. Management was quick to fix the problem. After moving into another unit, I haven't had any other problems. My apartment is a good size and is a corner unit so I have 2 large picture windows which let in great natural light.

Convenient, safe. Walking distance to health campus and University Hospitals. Nice to have indoor parking (paid) or outdoor parking. Building management is responsive.

Waldorf is the easiest place to live near campus. It's safe, very close to the medical school and overall a no-hassle place to live. The management company is very responsive and the superintendent usually repairs things relatively quickly. The mailroom makes life easy by handling all packages without glitches. Free outdoor parking and breakfast on weekdays. Bonus is a free morning shuttle to any undergraduate and graduate school building during the winter months. All units have dishwashers, lots of windows, and excellent storage space (both in the unit and in the basement). Treadmills and bikes in the laundry room in the basement. Garage parking at an additional cost per month. Overall an easy place to live for those of us too lazy to do an extensive search. Downside is that it's on the pricier side for the Cleveland Heights area.

Waldorf has a free shuttle every morning during the winter months, free parking outside and $50 for parking in the basement which is covered, the lobby is where you pick up all your packages and can mail out things too. Very convenient to get to Case, can get there in less than 10 minutes. There is also free visitors parking for people too.

Lots of med/dental students live at Waldorf. There are other places you could live that are more interesting and closer to bars and nightlife, but Waldorf is in walking distance from Case campus and a grocery store, so what more can you ask for? The value is pretty good for what you get, it is not the newest building but better than a lot of the old houses on Overlook. You can pay for a parking spot in the underground covered lot, but I've never had a problem with parking in the outdoor lots, which are free.

I've been living at Waldorf for about a year, and I plan to continue living here with my roommate next year as well. Outdoor parking is free, garage parking is $55/month. Rent covers water, heater, and A/C. I had to set up electricity and internet with another company, and those payments are made separately each month. Laundry costs about $2 for a washer load and $2 for a dryer load. There's about 10 washers and 10 dryers in the basement of the apartment, so that's pretty convenient.

Location wise - we are a 10-15 minute walk away from the medcial school. During the snowy winter months, there is a Waldorf shuttle that will drive students directly to the medical school in the morning.

Management is responsive to maintenance requests. There is a front desk manager in the lobby available to talk to with any concerns or maintenance requests on M-F from 9am-6pm, and on Saturday from about 10am-1pm.

I have not had any problems or complaints with my apartment at Waldorf. This place works perfectly for me as a busy medical student, and I couldn't be more glad that I chose to live here.

I have not had any problems with this apartment. It is only a 10-15 minute walk to the medical school and is in a safe place. Laundry, furnishings, cable, and internet are not included.