Nice building but a few things
1. Package room only open until 9- make friends with the doorman to have them open it later to you
2. Pool is closed from September - April/May so you never really can use it
3. The bedroom split is not ideal and also there is no external bathroom so people have to go in your rooms to go to the bathroom
4. The second and third room share a thermostat - big issue if you guys are not on the same page. We bought separate heaters and fans because the management did not allow to separate the thermostat or give us a fan
5. Management can be very unreasonable at times (see #4)

Wanamaker's location cannot be beat. It is in the center of Rittenhouse, near a ton of great bars and restaurants. The building is very convenient to Wharton - 25 min walk or ~10-15 minute bus or uber. The doormen are friendly and professional. The units vary a lot because the units are condos, but all of them have floor to ceiling windows that let in a lot of light.

Spacious studio but old kitchen. Front desk is not the most friendly. Amazing location for Wharton students as it is close to most things.

Building management and staff are really nice and professional. The building is just a bit old and could use an update, especially the 33rd floor.

Also, each unit is individually owned so its hard to compare across units.

I love this apartment! It's beautiful, spacious, and really well located. I rent directly from my landlord, so the whole process is smooth. It's fun to be in a building with so many classmates too!

Very convenient location. An easy walk to school as well as to the places you will go out. Floor to ceiling length windows are very nice

The apartment is modern, central and convenient. 24 hours porter, the management company fixes things if they are broken in the apartment. I am very happy with it.

Great place to stay but expensive to live at. Lots of Wharton students, great location, and convenient to get around the city.

Wanamaker has been great so far - the building is in such a convenient location, the doormen are incredibly friendly and helpful. I also love living in a building with so many other students. I'm constantly running in to people and it's easy to coordinate meeting up, whether its for group projects or social activities.
(Note that I rent directly from my landlord, so don't have to deal with the management company)

I really enjoy the Wanamaker building. Here's a run-down of my pros(+)/cons(-):
+ Excellent location close to campus and close to Rittenhouse activities. I feel like I'm at the center of everything.
+ Social atmosphere with lots of Wharton students in the building. Great for building relationships and Ubering to campus.
+ Relatively affordable -- feels like a good value
+ Good neighborhood amenities: Revolution Taco, Irish Pub, Vernick an upscale bar and a few other bar options are all across the street; several dry cleaners <1 block away; 7-Eleven <2 blocks away, the other major apartment buildings are all nearby; Rittenhouse Park is 1 block away
+ Management is pretty hands-off, but they're institutional so imagine they would be responsive with anything needed
+ Excellent views of the city if you're on a higher floor
+ Gym is functional but not great -- if you're a workout buff this won't cut it
+ Rooftop with pool is great for socializing in the warm months of the year
- Fully immersed in the "Wharton bubble". You can definitely get your quiet time in your apartment, but you are almost always going to run into someone you know coming in/out.
- Older building with wide variance in unit quality. Some have old carpets, tired finishes, etc.
- Walls are thin (problematic if you have a roommate or a penchant for playing loud music)
- Utility bills are unusually high