Munger Graduate residences is a great place to live.

Pros: Incredible basic and high-end amenities for a low, flat rate; central location

Cons: Some bedrooms do not have windows (hard to know what time of day it is); 5 to 6 roommates

Munger is a great place to live.
Location: It is centrally located, midway between the business school and downtown. Everything is within walking distance (except shopping
Rooms: Rooms are amply furnished.
Amenities:

Downsides: Most bedrooms (80%) don't have windows. If you are comfortable with that, this is a great place. If you have a car, then you also have to worry about parking as there are no parking spots provided by Munger

Munger is a really incredible place to live. The building is brand new and al of the appliances/furnishings are very well done. They have definitely put pretty much everything you could want in here. There is a gym, convenience store, computer centers, UM printing, and tons of study space. It is also very close to Ross and a great value considering the Ann Arbor housing market. There are a few downsides, however. The apartments have 6-7 bedrooms (and each has it's own bathroom) which is great when you want to socialize but also a challenge if you need quiet. There is also no parking associated with the building which can be a pain if you have a car. Lastly, most of the rooms are internal and have no windows.

Best place to live if you can get in.

Can't be beat for affordability and location....draw backs on roommate quality.

Everything here is brand new and it's a great price. It's been fun living with a big group of people but also having my own room/bathroom.

Munger is great; you get your own bathroom. Kitchens are spacious, granite, new. Gym at top floor

Munger is a great community overall. I was lucky and am living with a great group of roommates. Most apartments are 7 bdrm / 7.5 baths. Each room has it's own bathroom. The queen bed isn't very comfortable but manageable with a foam mattress topper. The biggest complaint about the rooms is that the desk is built in so there isn't a lot of freedom to move furniture around. Also most (over 80%) of the rooms in the buildings do not have windows. It doesn't bother me much but it might bother you. Also you can't punch nails into the walls so most units have to get creative to hang up decorations.

Munger is a great place to live. It is fully furnished and has all the amenities that you could possible want/need! The only drawback is that almost everyone gets a room without a window. Also, its proximity to Ross - a 7 min walk - is perfect, especially during winter months.

Living in Munger has been a nice experience. It is very close to Ross so it is easy to walk back and forth between classes if needed. The building itself is brand new and most of the amenities of modern high rise buildings (I most recently lived in downtown Chicago) less a pool. It is also a really great opportunity to meet students outside the building since there is a strong emphasis on trans-disciplinary activities.

That said, there are some drawbacks. The vast majority of the bedrooms do not have windows. Also, the management of the building is done predominantly by students. These students can be a bit "Cult like" at times. For instance, there are TV's on every floor outside the elevators that show the hierarchal structure of the leadership and the fellows are referred to as "The Visionaries". This isn't a big deal, but it is a trait that runs deep in the culture of the building and can feel strange at times.

All in all though, it is a great building and place to live.