About The Accolade Collegiate Village West
The Accolade Collegiate Village West is a student housing property located in Orlando, United States. It offers studio, two-bedroom, and four-bedroom units. The property includes bills in the rent, a fitness centre, and WiFi. The indicative monthly price range is USD 960 to USD 1,736 — confirm with the operator. The minimum lease term is not specified in the data. The earliest move-in date indicated is 22 August 2026.
The property has a Google rating of 4.7 out of 5 based on 414 reviews. The following sections draw on resident feedback and the available data to help you decide if this residence fits your needs.
Who This Residence Suits
This property suits students who prioritise modern, clean living spaces with high ceilings. Multiple resident reviews highlight that the apartments feel spacious. One Google reviewer, Adam Dadon, who lived there for about a year, wrote that “high ceilings makes it feel so roomy and makes the room and living space feel huge”. If you value a bright, open floor plan, this may be a good match.
The residence also suits those who want responsive on-site management. Adam noted that “Emily from the leasing office was able to help me the moment I had any questions”. Another review by Christine Amico, parent of a prospective resident, mentioned that the front desk staff were “very welcoming” and their tour guide Paul was “knowledgeable, patient and took the time to a [answer]”. For students who prefer a property with attentive staff, this one appears to deliver.
Residents who use the amenities frequently will likely enjoy the property. The tags include a fitness centre and WiFi (likely included in the rent along with other utilities). Although detailed amenity lists are not provided in the data, the reviews describe the complex as “beautiful, clean and modern, with a great layout and impressive amenities” (Christine Amico). Active students who want a gym on-site and an all-inclusive bill package should consider this option.
The property offers studio, 2b (two-bedroom), and 4b (four-bedroom) units. This range suits students who want complete privacy (studio) as well as those who prefer to share with one or three roommates. No one-bedroom option is listed, so if you want a one-bedroom, you may need to look elsewhere.
Who This Residence Does Not Suit
The most common drawbacks mentioned by residents are parking and cost. One long-term resident, Cameron Derbyshire, who lived there for two years, wrote: “the parking situation kinda sucked, and it’s comically expensive, especially for t [the price]”. If you own a car and need guaranteed convenient parking, you may find this frustrating. The data does not mention parking fees or availability, so you should confirm directly with the operator.
Budget-conscious students may find the price prohibitive. The city of Orlando has a student housing from-price of USD 719 per month (indicative). The Accolade Collegiate Village West starts at USD 960 per month, which is about 34 % above the city’s lowest advertised rate. The upper end of USD 1,736 is more than double the city baseline. While the property includes bills and amenities, it is positioned as a premium option. If your monthly budget is below USD 900 or if you strongly prefer the cheapest available room in Orlando, this residence is unlikely to fit.
The data does not list distance to any university or the names of nearby institutions. However, the property’s address is listed as “USA” with no street details, and the latitude/longitude places it in east Orlando near the University of Central Florida area (based on known geography, but not provided in the dataset). If the property is not close to your campus, the commute cost and time may offset the convenience of the residence itself.
What Residents Say
Residents generally give positive ratings, but the reviews also reveal specific trade-offs.
Adam Dadon (5-star, Google): “After living here for about a year, I have to say that this place is amazing. Starting with having high ceilings makes it feel so roomy and makes the room and living space feel huge. Not only are the rooms great, the service is also great. Emily from the leasing office was able to help me the moment I had any questions.”
Christine Amico (5-star, Google): “We recently signed a lease for our daughter at Accolade West and walked in to ask for a tour. The complex is beautiful, clean and modern, with a great layout and impressive amenities. The front desk staff was very welcoming, and Paul, our tour guide, was exceptional. He was knowledgeable, patient and took the time to a…”
Cameron Derbyshire (4-star, Google): “Lived here to two years, and had a generally favorable experience! Rarely ever had bugs, the property was kept clean and nice, the amenities were great, and front office staff and management were lovely. There were some issues of course, the parking situation kinda sucked, and it’s comically expensive, especially for t…”
Common positive themes: spaciousness, staff responsiveness, cleanliness, modern design, and good amenities. Negative themes: parking difficulty and high cost.
Price Positioning in Orlando’s Student Housing Market
Orlando has at least 18 student housing properties in the data source. The city’s from-price (lowest advertised monthly rent across all properties) is USD 719 (indicative). The Accolade Collegiate Village West’s entry-level price of USD 960 is above that baseline. The maximum price of USD 1,736 is in the upper range.
Because the property includes utilities, WiFi, and a fitness centre in the rent, the effective monthly cost may be comparable to a cheaper unit that charges separately for electricity or internet. However, the data does not itemise which bills are included beyond the tags “bills_included”, “fitness_center”, and “wifi”. You should confirm the exact inclusions with the operator before signing.
For students who want to share to reduce cost, the two-bedroom and four-bedroom options will bring the per-person rent down compared to a solo studio. The data does not provide per-room prices for shared units, only the overall range. In a four-bedroom unit, the individual share could be as low as the bottom of the range (USD 960) or higher depending on room assignment. Confirm the per-person rate with the operator.
Room Type Guidance
The available unit types are:
- Studio
- 2-bedroom (2b)
- 4-bedroom (4b)
No one-bedroom or three-bedroom options are listed in the data. If you need a one-bedroom, you may need to look at other properties.
Studio: best for students who want a private living and sleeping area. Usually the highest per-person cost among the options.
Two-bedroom: suitable for two flatmates. Per-person cost will be roughly half the unit price, but the exact split depends on the lease structure.
Four-bedroom: most economical per person. Ideal for groups of three or four who already know each other, or for those open to random roommates.
All units are likely furnished (common in US student housing), but the data does not explicitly state that. Verify furniture, kitchen equipment, and bedding policies with the operator.
Booking Timing Considerations
The earliest available move-in date listed is 22 August 2026, which aligns with the start of the 2026–2027 academic year in many US universities. Given the high Google rating (4.7) and the limited 18-property pool in Orlando, this residence may lease up early.
If you are considering this property, begin your search in early 2026 (around January to March 2026) to secure a room before the August 2026 move-in date. Many student housing operators in the US open leasing for the following academic year during the fall or winter of the previous year. Late bookings (after June 2026) may have limited room-type options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the rent include all utilities?
The property tags include “bills_included”, “fitness_center”, and “wifi”. This indicates that utilities, internet, and gym access are covered in the monthly price. You should confirm exact coverage (electricity, water, sewer, trash) and any caps or exclusions with the operator. The data does not list deposit amount.
What is the typical lease term?
The data does not provide a minimum lease length. You must ask the leasing office directly. Many US student housing properties offer 12-month leases ending in July or August. For example, a lease starting 22 August 2026 would likely run until the end of July or mid-August 2027.
Is the property close to major universities?
The data does not list any university names or distances. However, the GPS coordinates (28.5957184, -81.2139556) place the property in east Orlando, near the area around the University of Central Florida. Confirmed proximity to your institution cannot be assumed. Check the address and travel options with the operator.
Sources & Data Date
All information in this article is based on data from the platform as of July 2026. Prices are indicative — confirm with the operator. Reviews are quoted verbatim from Google (three reviews, sourced directly from the dataset).
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