Haddon Hills Apts

Alert: You may get towed! Lived here for almost 3 years and the 1 parking spot sticker per house hold is bs! The brand new signs with the lights surrounding em so you can read at night what apartment complex this is is brighter than the hallway lights in the stairwell, which is none, it’s pitch black… I can go on and on

Welcome to Haddon Hills. If you were like me you’re probably checking out this Unilocal if you’re considering moving here.
Pros:
While I can’t attest to how Haddon Hills repairs black mold and falling ceilings as stated in other reviews. I can say that they are VERY responsive in repairing odds and ends like broken lights, doors that won’t close, broken outlets. My request was taken care of within 24 hours and that is GREAT.
Very close to PATCO (I’ll come to this in the cons too)
Heat is free and its awesome.
Units come with AC that cools entire apartment!
Parking permit is free
Cons:
You WILL have to park more than a quarter mile from your apartment and you WILL have to walk. Let me make this clear, there are absolutely no spots available after a certain time in the evening, especially on Sundays. This is great if you get off work at 2pm, but if you’re like everyone else, expect to get lucky some days and expect to park at the PATCO station on others.
Parking was easier, but they’ve been putting up employee only parking spots, decreasing the already rare amount of parking spaces.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this place wasn’t ADA compliant. Going on the parking scenario, if you’re a disabled veteran like my friend, you will not want to visit as wheelchair access is not very friendly, especially if they’re wheeling themselves from the PATCO station because of the extremely small amount of handicap parking available at Haddon Hills.
Summary:
This place is GREAT if you don’t have a car. ¹¹⁄₁₀ for sure. But if you have a vehicle and think a parking permit means you’re going to actually have a parking spot to utilize that permit, you will only be frustrated (seriously try buying something at ikea and leaving it in your car for 2 weeks because you couldn’t find a remotely close parking space). Management responds to all inquiries (except parking), and the maintenance staff is knowledgeable and mostly courteous.
So, there you have it. Knowing what I know now I would still live here, but if you don’t mind the «I walk 10 minutes from my car to apartment» experience just move to Philly.

The heat is constantly blasting, forcing you to open windows even when it’s 20 degrees outside. Parking is impossible to find, and they won’t hesitate to have your car towed. The laundry room is dirty, and if you’re able to find an open washer/dryer…it’s way too expensive for how small of a load the washer can hold.

in addition to my previous review that stated how awful the old manager was about turning on heat and pretty much dealing with people that have souls… the new one is this… The old manager was awful and now the new one has implemented the «your kids cant play outside» and youre not allowed to put anything in the hallways, outside or common areas rule. What a bitch. Where are the kids supposed to play? She needs to get her head out of her ass and realize that the people who live there cant always take thier kids to a park to play. What about the ones that are old enough to play outside by themselves, but not old enough to go to a park alone? Get a grip lady.

First off, this address listed is completely wrong as the leasing office is located off W. Crystal Lake Ave near Park Ave. Lived here for a year in one of their 2 bedroom 1 bath apartments on the 2^nd floor. This is an excellent place to live as it’s in a beautiful and safe area. It’s a block away from the Westmont PATCO station and in walking distance to restaurants/​bars, grocery store (Thirftway) and drug store (Rite Aid). Our rent was insanely cheap for the area/​space (950/​mo) which included water and heat in the winter. There is no central air, but they do give you one A/​C unit which they will put in any window you want. We had an extra one in one bedroom.
Pros:
Great area
Cheap
On-​premise laundry
Quick maintenance fixing
Cons:
Small kitchen
Small closets
The parking is unassigned, but you do get one parking pass. No one ever really checks this and had friends over multiple times with no issues overnight. The apartments themselves are very dated, but didn’t matter much to us. They are on the small side, but we were only there mainly to sleep/​eat since we were always working or going into the city. They allow cats, which was a huge plus. Everyone is super friendly and can’t really think of all that much that would deter me from recommending to anyone looking for a nice place to temporarily live.