Place

Summit Apartments NYC

Historic and Protected Site

Open3.8(125 reviews)New York City, New York, United States

Summit Apartments NYC is a historic and protected site in New York, NY, United States.

1Opening hours

Mon–Fri
10 AM–6 PM
Sat–Sun
10 AM–5 PM

2Reviews8 excerpts, newest first

  • 1-Star Review I rarely write reviews, but my experience at The Summit (222 E 44th Street) was so bad that I feel obligated to warn others. The building markets itself as a high-end luxury property, but what I experienced was the opposite. The biggest issue: bed bugs. I discovered them shortly after moving in, and dealing with it was an absolute nightmare. The management’s response was slow, dismissive, and unhelpful. Instead of taking immediate responsibility, the leasing office tried to deflect blame and dragged their feet on providing proper treatment. For the rent they charge, that level…
  • I had anxiety and couldn't go up the elevator. There was an employee that gave us a private elevator to go up, and that was very much appreciated. If you have anxiety, talk to somebody, and they will help you. We didn't have to wait in the lines. The only thing is, is I was worried about the planes taking off and going back down the elevator. I will go back up it if I go back. 💯
  • There are serious noise issue due to the construction on the 43rd. In addition, the water quality here is of great concern. I ignored a previous review mentioning brown water and thought it is a one-off, but apparently it is still a problem since we see rust coming out of the water everyday.
  • I rented a studio in the Summit for the last 12 months. My end-to-end experience was simply amazing. The office staff, doormen, and maintenance crew were always helpful and very friendly. The building and views are breathtaking - and a very good value for Manhattan. The amenities are great - and when they weren't available, I did not find it problematic. My whole experience will be a terrific lifelong memory. I will never forget going to sleep looking at the Chrysler Building. Overall a blessing to have the opportunity to live at the Summit NYC. Thank you everyone! The Bargers
4 more reviews
  • William Simpson, the leasing agent at Summit, is brilliant. He expertly guided me through the building and all available units (multiple days in a row) with patience and kindness. He was able to provide vital information about the building and it’s management history, which made me feel comfortable enough to make an informed decision based on facts rather than just a beautiful apartment. Did I mention the apartments are beautiful?! Because they are. He was really thorough and made apartment hunting fun. He didn’t put any pressure on me to make a decision and even encouraged me to look at…
  • Just writing to absolutely praise the leasing agent William. He is truly an amazing guy—super helpful throughout my lease at Summit. He always puts the clients first with a positive attitude and mindset! Whether it was answering questions quickly, helping with paperwork, or ensuring a smooth move-in process, he made everything stress-free. He goes out of his way to help. Highly recommend working with him!
  • I had the pleasure of working with William Simpson, and he is truly an outstanding Leasing Agent! Having been in this industry for five years, I know how rare it is to find someone who genuinely puts themselves in the client’s shoes and goes above and beyond to ensure a smooth process—William is one of those rare gems. My client’s case was particularly complex, involving a guarantor and multiple layers of verification. Throughout the process, William remained highly professional, continuously brainstorming solutions with us to navigate the challenges. Not only was he responsive during working…
  • Good experience and wasn’t as packed. Takes a long time to go trough facial scanning which is useless and not needed. The photos that they take are not really good. The space itself is smart but could be a bit better arranged. VERY BRIGHT bring sunglasses!!

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