The Max at 606 57 Street,

Manhattan, NY 10019

- Amazing maintenance staff and front door folks

- amenities are excellent (especially the lounge)

- people were quite friendly

- good gym in building

- nothing in particular on the building itself. It is a bit far from the nearest subway station

The management is amazing, if there was ever an issue with the apartment we would submit a request online and they would come within a day. The units are very modern and clean. We never had any issues with noise and could rarely hear our neighbors. The amenities are amazing and open almost 24/7. Overall an amazing building and space.

Other than the walk to the subway station(around 16 minutes) there is really nothing to complain about. Additionally there is not much around the building(a couple sores/restaurants) so if youre hungry/looking for something youll prbably have to go to 9th or 10th ave

New, nice, layout

Cleanliness, too many people

nice amento ies

a little far from trains

Great amenities
Nice gym
Amazing rooftop

Too many people
They let anyone enter the building

Make the process of checking people before they enter better

Enriched amenities, enormous gym and swimming pool, as well as a relaxing lounge.

Not good noise control, literally you can hear what your neighbor was mumbling

I like having a gym in the building and laundry in unit. Pretty good views, spectacular if you are west facing, more of a family building, but not to a bothersome point

Far from a subway, water pressure could use some work

The amenities, doorman, safe, neighborhood, in unit, washer, dryer, and large units

They tried to rip off of half the units building by increasing rent until somebody caught them sending the notice is late and they had to reduce the rent increase

In unit washer and dryer, large closet space

Loud neighbors in the complex

Nothing, doing great so far

Gym, roof, views, price, cleanliness, doormen, safety, proximity to Riverside and Central park, online portal makes everything easy to manage, co-working spaces.

Far from subway, M12 and M57 buses take awhile and are irregular, roof closes at 1030pm, some neighbors are dirty (but still kind and courteous), people smoke in the stairwell (although management has tried to crack down)

The doormen and package room staff are incredible - this has been my home for several years and I loved it.

The units are quite expensive given the size, but that seems to be standard for these large high rises in midtown.

Kind workers, clean space, large apartments, great amenities.

Not very communicative with tenants about issues.

Spacious amenities that are just $50/month
Responsive handyman
People are great

The non smoking rule is not held up, smoking pot etc.
many units so less exclusive, can get crowded

Views. Clean. Amenities.

Too big. Noise of highway and construction.

Try to get a bit more personnal.

Close to subway

Hallways to dark

Hallways to dark turn on lights

Nice and clean. Amenities are great. Ceiling is concrete so not a ton of noise although you can still hear pet toys etc. All the staff are 10/10.

Things break a lot. I once had a ceiling tile fall on me and no one cared. Multiple floods into my apartment over the years. Ac unit is extremely finicky. Cabinet plastic is not heat resistant.

Your staff is your best asset. They are awesome.

I loved the community. Everyone was so nice here including the front desk people. I was obsessed with the view of the Hudson and over all the apartment was clean, comfortable, and pretty reliable.

We often had our microwave break and the air conditioning would cut off. They would “fix it” and it’d be broken again after two days. There were also these drain flys. They were pretty annoying. However, they didn’t ruin the whole experience.

Not really.

My unit faces the River, so it’s very quiet and has a nice view. I enjoyed the convenience the building has to offer with all its amenities. I am a frequent user of the gym, sun deck and ping pong table. If anything in my room is broken, the maintenance team comes quickly and work things out perfectly.

I signed a two years lease a few months before the pandemic started, and when I asked for concession, none was offered.

Please consider some flexibility when tenants need to break the lease.

Doormen are great
Community is good

Rent post covid skyrocketing

The doorman are just there to announce guests, not concierges as sold in the adverts. They’re nice though, amidst of the staff is nice. It has the potential to actually be the luxury building it claims in listings with all the amenities etc. Buttttttt…..

But it is actually a gigantic cruise ship of a dorm. There are soooooo many student apartments with multiple people in each. The amenities are terribly small in comparison with the number of units and tenants. People have parties of vast sizes with no way to control, and they leave massive messes. The sun deck has 11 lounge chairs for a building with over 1000 units. The grills on roof never work and are always disgusting. I think the amenities are really undersized for the scale of the building. The elevators are always filthy. The lobby is clean, but individual hallways and elevator vestibule are always dirty. I feel like, with 47 people on the staff holiday card that they distribute to encourage gifting, the building is staffed enough for basic cleaning. The amount of dog related filth is really gross. The trees don’t grow on the sidewalk bc of the dog piss. People are disgusting and throw garbage in the sidewalk in front.

Trash can out front.
Smokers pole
Signs to keep dog mess to a minimum at the entrance.
Signs to keep dogs from using tree beds as a litter box.
Control guests on the tiny roof so more people can enjoy it.
Bring back gym appointments. Too many people for such a small place.