About Lenox 122
Lenox 122 is a student housing property situated in the Harlem area of New York City, at New York, NY 10027, USA. The building offers a range of room configurations, including 6-bedroom and 8-bedroom shared units as well as private apartments. Utility and amenity features include on-site laundry facilities, a gym, and a cinema room.
The property holds a Google rating of 4.0 based on 61 reviews. Monthly prices are listed between $1,628 and $2,737 USD. All prices provided are indicative — confirm with the operator. The minimum lease period is 3 months.
Who Is This Residence Suited For?
Lenox 122 is generally suited for students who want to live within walking distance of the northern Manhattan university campuses, particularly those affiliated with institutions in the 10027 area. Several shared room options (6-bed and 8-bed) make it a practical choice for residents who prefer a higher-density communal living arrangement rather than a private studio.
The building’s amenity set — gym, laundry, and cinema — appeals to residents who prioritize convenience and on-site recreational facilities without needing to travel to external venues. Reviews also note that the building uses access-card entry, which may be reassuring for those new to the city or living abroad for the first time.
The 3-month minimum lease offers some flexibility for short-term study programs, summer sessions, or those who do not wish to commit to a full academic year.
Who Might Want to Consider Other Options?
Prospective residents who prioritize strong building management responsiveness should consider the negative feedback on record. One review describes a serious issue with in-unit heating during cold weather that persisted for five days without effective communication from the office. This suggests that management follow-through can be inconsistent.
Residents who want a very low monthly housing cost should note that the city’s from-price for student accommodation in New York City is $850. At $1,628 and above, Lenox 122 is positioned at a significantly higher price point than the city’s baseline. Budget-sensitive renters should confirm what is included in the rent at Lenox 122 (utilities, internet, furniture) before assuming value for money.
Those looking for a strictly private living arrangement may also find that the “apartment” category (likely studios or 1-bedrooms) is priced at the higher end of the range, and should compare this against other private rentals in the same neighborhood.
What Residents Actually Say
The following are verbatim quotes from residents on Google.
Amy Jill Ross (1-star):
“My daughter lives here and recently had no heat in the cold for 5 days. I have called the building numerous times. She woke up shivering. She got sick. No one from the building had bothered to call me back. No one called to apologize. The actual super is very sweet and he cares and he brought her a space heater. The fr”
Shabrea Lloyd (5-star):
“I’ve had a really positive experience at Monarch Heights. The building is clean, well-maintained, and has a very welcoming atmosphere. I also want to give a special shoutout to the property manager — she is always professional, responsive, and genuinely helpful. It’s clear they care about the residents and keeping ever”
Danie Small (5-star):
“As an international student, I was nervous about finding housing, but it turned out to be nice. The staff made move-in so easy and are always kind whenever I need help. The building feels safe with the access card & It’s also great being so close to Columbia. I can walk to class in a few mins.”
The two positive reviews emphasize a welcoming atmosphere, helpful staff, and proximity to campus. The negative review highlights a gap in routine maintenance and customer service follow-up.
Price Positioning and Room Types
The city’s from-price of $850 generally reflects older buildings or rooms in outer boroughs. Lenox 122’s range of $1,628 to $2,737 places it in the mid-to-upper tier of Manhattan student housing. As a reference, amenities like a gym and cinema are not standard in all NYC student properties, which may partially explain the price level.
Three room types are available:
- 6-bedroom units – Shared living with five other residents; usually the most social layout and potentially the most affordable within the price range.
- 8-bedroom units – Larger communal setting; suitable for those entering a large flatmate group.
- Apartment (private) – Likely a studio or one-bedroom style unit; generally the highest cost and suited for those who want personal space.
All room prices listed are indicative — confirm with the operator to get a firm quote for the specific unit and floor plan.
Booking Timing and Availability
The property is currently tagged as “not_available” in the listing system. This likely indicates that upcoming leases are not currently open for general booking or that rooms have been filled for the near term. The minimum lease term is 3 months.
Given this status, anyone interested in staying at Lenox 122 for the 2026 or 2027 period should check directly with the operator to see if availability has opened for their target move-in month. Asking about management procedures for maintenance emergencies and heating system checks is advisable given the feedback on this point.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the lease length?
The minimum lease term is 3 months. You may be able to sign for a longer period depending on availability. The prices cited ($1,628 to $2,737 per month) are indicative — confirm with the operator.
What are the room options?
Three types of units are available: 6-bedroom shared, 8-bedroom shared, and private apartments. You will need to confirm with the operator how many units of each type are free and whether the apartment category is a studio or a one-bedroom.
Is the building well-managed?
Opinions differ. A current resident gives the property manager a positive review, describing them as responsive and helpful. Another review describes a significant delay in fixing a heating issue, with poor office communication. You should ask the operator for the most recent feedback on maintenance and emergencies.
Sources & Data Date
Data date: July 2026. Information is drawn from property listing data and public Google reviews (61 reviews, 4.0 rating).
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