The office workers are lazy and rude; the parking sign has been inverted for half a year, while the entrance is full of spiders that may drop on one's head if they don't move quickly. They offer unlimited utilization of the elevator with no supervision, yet it was still locked today even though nobody was around. Air conditioning in both the elevator and lobby is never activated; making it smell of either garbage or varnish that penetrates into apartments. Parking fees differ between people: some pay 40 for inside and 70 for outside, others 25 and 40 respectively. Additionally, rent is constantly increased without any renovations done whatsoever; preferential treatment is given to those known to them while complaints are met with anger rather than action taken. The pool changing area has been in disrepair for ages yet they paint the parking lot annually instead of fixing it first. To get them to do something, one must contact Boardwalk Ontario Customer Service informing them about what's going on - strongly suggest avoiding this place due to its expensive prices and horrible attitudes! In addition, there are frequent water/power outages as well as suspicious people entering apartments without permission.

Upon review of my apartment, it was found that there had been no upkeep or tidying after the former occupants left. Each room had cobwebs, the kitchen was sticky, a window wouldn't close and a leaking tap were all present. The plastering and wallpaper in the bathroom and windows were also concerning. During my visit I saw an apartment being renovated which had nothing to do with mine; some repairs are taking place, however I'm dissatisfied with my arrival. After speaking on the phone about this issue I have yet to see any improvement - in fact more issues have appeared such as non-functioning access badges delaying my move-in, a window that has been repaired but still blocked, silverfish throughout all rooms, a blocked shower head and even more uncleaned mess. Additionally ventilation in the bathroom isn't working causing moisture accumulation.