If you do not have a low budget for a place to stay and are looking for a safe apartment, building, great amenities and rental company 2400 Chestnut is for you. It is right in the middle of everything 30th street train station, the highway, 13 minute walk to school and nightlife everywhere. You also get a free gym, cable included and an incredible skyline view of the city or the Schuylkill river walk, which you are right next to with access from the chestnut st bridge.

Very convenient for Wharton MBAs and offers good value

Fantastic location: halfway between Penn Med and downtown. Shuttle between the apartment building and the Penn campus is a great amenity. Apartments are solid. Bathroom and Kitchen are fine. Bedrooms are good. Only major complaint is that the rooms do not hold heat well in the winter, leading to higher electric bills and the need for supplemental heating (e.g. space heater).

Super convenient location at a reasonable price has led this to become the Penn med "dorm". Nice, clean apartment building although it's a bit old, but renovations are ongoing every year. The morning and evening shuttle is clutch, especially in the winter time. There is an Indigo bike rack next to the building and it's 20 min walk max door to door, so all transportation options are great. Doorman for security and packages is very convenient as well. Definitely would recommend living here, especially if not from Philly area and don't have time to explore the rest of the city for an extended period of time.

Great apartment building-- good bang for your buck. a little under a 15 minute walk from the law school. Sizeable apartments, has everything you need. Very friendly management. Good price for parking for residents if you need parking. Close to Trader Joe's.

Excellent location, safe with 24 hour doorman, extremely quick maintenance, well-maintained building, spacious rooms, and large windows. A little on the expensive side but lots of value for the money.

Although 2400 Chestnut is admittedly an older building compared to other high-rises in the Center City area, it is definitely one of the cheapest, if not the cheapest. The location is amazing- close to Center City restaurants, Trader Joes, 30th St. Station, and a 20 min. walk from Penn Med and HUP. Moreover, the shuttle in the mornings and afternoons to University City that 2400 provides is wonderful for when it is cold or raining- you do have to get down to the lobby about 5-10 min. early to secure a spot on the van, but has not been a problem. The apartments itself are quite spacious with lots of storage space- the appliances and fixtures are older, but everything is functional and the management is wonderful/responsive. One thing to note is that it can get somewhat cold in the winter because of the large windows- they definitely let in lots of sunlight, but also leak a lot of heat. I have found this to be easily solved by using a space heater though!

I have absolutely loved my 3.5 years at 2400 Chestnut. The location is incredibly convenient. It is walking distance to campus (20-25 min), and 2 blocks from Trader Joe's and Rite Aid. From a public transportation perspective, it is just a 5-minute walk to 30th St. Station (Amtrak, regional rail, subway; plus BoltBus, Megabus, and LUCY shuttle right behind the station) and 22nd St. station (trolley), it is right next to a SEPTA bus stop as well as a Penn bus stop, and there is free van service just for 2400 residents on weekday mornings to Penn's campus. The management and staff are incredibly friendly and there is a 24-hour doorman who accepts packages. Maintenance requests are handled within 1 business day. The apartments are spacious with brand new windows that have great views. Lots of Penn affiliates live here. The only downsides I can think of are that the fire alarm accidentally goes off with some frequency, and the appliances are aging (though still perfectly functional). Overall, I wouldn't have wanted to live anywhere else (and my roommate and I have never once discussed moving).

2400 is a sure bet. Doorman, elevators, repairmen when needed, no mice/roaches/vermin, and a shuttle to get you to campus in the morning. That said, it's pretty pricey and it feels like we could have gotten a better value elsewhere.

Gym is small, but does what I need it to. Building isn't in the best shape, but I think I am getting a good value and I like the location. Management and door men are very nice. Comes with cable, so that's nice. Shuttle isn't all that good of a deal (very cramped and bad times). Good amount of space. Parking is relatively cheap at 130 a month. 1 mile from law school- so 10 minute bike ride and 18 minute walk.