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AI Property Summary
Apollo Hall is located in Daytona Beach, offering furnished rooms and shared areas for students attending Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Daytona Beach. Residents also have access to laundry facilities, available parking, and security features.
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From $1,200 /month
221 Aerospace Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL 32114, USA-Show on Google Maps
4.0
Good
Based on 24 Google reviews
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AI Review Summary
Students generally appreciate the spacious rooms, convenient location, and overall better living experience compared to other dorms, with amenities like partial kitchens and full-sized refrigerators adding to the value. However, some common areas like the laundry room and study spaces can be challenging to access, and there have been occasional concerns regarding elevator reliability.
These are the 5 latest Google reviews for Apollo Hall.
Reviews tend to skew toward strong opinions. They're a useful guide, but may not reflect the typical day-to-day experience.
5
May 2023
My grandson rooms in this dorm. It is an excellent facility for the students and the school.
4
September 2021
My son likes this dorm better than the New Residence he lived in last year. Rooms are larger as is the common area.
4
May 2019
Not too bad of an atmosphere. My hopes are for the student recreation area, specifically the areas near the piano area, are given more receptive staff for students to engage in activities to promote alternative activities for de-stressing away from heavy loads of scholastic materials.
March 2019
Spent 3 years here, it's honestly the best dorm on campus. Convenient, large rooms, quiet
December 2017
Much better than Doolittle. Better control over air conditioning, much larger room, convenient location, partial kitchen, full size refrigerator, independent shower and toilet, the list goes on. Laundry room is abysmal as expected, and the half-brains who don't know how to use a timer are still around. Study rooms are large, but seldom unoccupied. The elevator is concerning at best, and I have already found myself trapped inside it on one occasion. Overall, Apollo is definitely a step above many of the other dorms on campus. I will update this review should I decide anything needs to be added or changed.
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