Everyone working here is nice and helpful. The other residents are very friendly. It's great how dog friendly the building is. The building and grounds are well kept and clean. The mountain views are amazing. It's one of the nicer complexes I've ever lived in. Very little noise from surrounding apartments. The fact the name of the building is the address rather than a regular apartment type name is a little pretentious.

The staff are all very friendly and helpful, the apartments have nice layouts and are beautiful, and the view is incredible.

Fun, comfortable, convenient living. Helpful, attentive, professional staff. Thank you.

it's pricey but nice.

It is great

A sense of true city living, but in a location that has a greater sense of safety and access to various stores to shop for the essentials and then some.

4550 Cherry Creek is beautiful, extremely quite, well maintained and wonderful place to live. It is close to everything, shopping, dining and recreation are no more than a 10 minute walk. We love living here.

It is virtually unique to live in a high rise apartment building in this part of the Metro area - so much nicer than being closer to or further from the downtown area. Everything we need is close. The apartment and the views are spectacular!

Good facilities and location.

Very nice apartments no noise, grounds well kept people are friendly and staff is nice. The renters need to pick up more behind thier dogs the staff can not constantly follow behind the residence and clean up behind residence animals. I walk the grounds for exercise and there are a lot of people watching their dogs drop and not picking it up. I see 4550 staff picking up dog drops daily. Maybe the resident pick up should be enforced. I do have a safety concern .....When people enter the front door the security lady does not ask who or where the people three guys that entered were going. The lady just sat there and watched people walking into the building and went over to the elevators waited until a resident like myself carded the elevator. They talked about how they did not live there and they got off on a floor to knock on a resident door. My last residential place the security too a more active role in securing people from walking into the building without answering questions on whom they were seeing. Plus just letting people rome the open spaces and they do not live there.

Perfect location boasting the best of all amenities. Everyone in the area is familiar with "the tower" and thinks very highly of it, thus giving it a prestigious reputation. The front office staff and concierge service's top notch, white glove treatment is an added bonus giving residents a feeling of welcome and importance. I've had to put in a few work orders since my initial move in and all issues have been addressed within a 24-hour time span. Overall, the absolute best experience I've EVER had as a long time renter. If I were to offer any criticism of the property, it would be the new taste in decor. When I originally toured the establishment I was impressed at the elegant, upper-crust appeal that the lobby, elevators and hallways gave off. The rich mahogany wood paneling and crown molding gave off a sense of warmth and class. The pictures of Denver images lining the hallways indicated a local pride that I found very impressive. Since then the whole downstairs has gone through a remodel that has transformed it from a cozy, classy setting to a grayed out postmodern office building feel. Everything has been painted over in shades of off white and gray. The local pictures have been replaced by cheap looking abstract modern paintings and the new furniture lining the hallways exemplifies a "Z Gallery" sales-rack look. Although still nice looking, I must say that I am disappointed. I understand that this is probably a marketing technique to attempt to draw a younger, more hip clientele, but it definitely displaces the overall feel of the building and replaces the warm "welcome home" feel with a much colder feel. If I were to offer my opinion as a professional designer and art critic, I have to say that the time and effort put into the remodel produced impressive results... but not appropriate to this building. Thanks for the opportunity to give this feedback.