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Sky Eleven (Springfield) review 2026: prices, room types & what residents say

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Sky Eleven – A Practical Look at This Springfield Student Residence

Located at Springfield, MO 65806, Sky Eleven offers a range of unit types (1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom) with monthly rents starting at $609 and reaching up to $909. For context, the citywide average starting price for student properties in Springfield is $550 per month, and there are currently four properties listed on the platform. Sky Eleven sits above that baseline, but it brings amenities such as a gym, swimming pool, and game room, which are less common in the lower-priced options. The minimum lease term is three months, and the earliest move-in date indicated is 12 August 2026. This article is based on data collected in July 2026.


Who Sky Eleven Suits (and Who Might Look Elsewhere)

Sky Eleven works well for students or young professionals who value on-site recreational facilities and do not mind paying a moderate premium over the city’s most affordable option. The property’s amenities — a gym, swimming pool, and game room — suggest it is geared toward residents who want social and fitness spaces without leaving the building. The 3-bedroom units, which likely bring the per-person cost down, could suit groups of friends or shared households looking for a balanced monthly outlay. The short minimum lease of three months also makes it feasible for summer interns, exchange students on a single semester, or anyone whose housing needs are temporary.

On the other hand, Sky Eleven may not be the best fit for budget-conscious students who want the absolute lowest rent in Springfield. City data shows that the cheapest available listing starts at $550 per month, which is about $60 less than the minimum here. If saving money on rent is the top priority, a cheaper option with fewer amenities would be more sensible. Additionally, Google reviews (detailed below) raise concerns about outdated interiors and inconsistent service — issues that matter if you expect a modern, hassle-free move-in. Residents who prefer a newer building with predictable quality might want to consider alternatives. Finally, students who plan to stay for an entire academic year (9–12 months) will need to check whether Sky Eleven offers longer lease terms beyond the three-month minimum; the data only confirms a 3-month minimum, and longer terms may be available but should be verified with the operator.


What Residents Actually Say

Sky Eleven

Sky Eleven holds a Google rating of 3.9 from over 3,500 reviews. While the overall score is decent, the three sample reviews point to a mixed experience. Here is what reviewers have written verbatim:

DugnTami (Rating 3)
“If you book through capital one or other booking service using points or other service, BE SURE TO UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU’RE SUPPOSED TO GET. Linen was clean. Clean room but very outdated. No breakfast. You can get a better room at a better price at Super 8 or Best Western. UPDATE: The manager respectfully inquired and se”

Chrisy “Rinka” Chen (Rating 2)
“I stayed at University Plaza Hotel for almost a month (Feb 28 – March 25) for work, so this is coming from a longer stay, not just a quick visit. I’ll start with the positive — the staff are genuinely nice. Everyone I interacted with was friendly, respectful, and tried to help when things came up. No complaints there a”

Shirlyn Pappas (Rating 3)
“The hotel itself is very nice for the price. It is an old Embassy Suites Hotel. There is an on-site restaurant that provides a very nice buffet breakfast at a reasonable cost. There is a Pete’s Coffee on-site too. The room was nice but I had problems with getting the keys to work properly. There were no sheets or blank”

These comments suggest a few recurring themes:

For a student planning a long-term stay (e.g., a semester or more), these reviews highlight that while the people running the place are friendly, the physical condition of the building and some operational details may not match a premium experience. The overall tone is that you get what you pay for — a clean, reasonably priced stay in an older complex, not a luxury residence.


Price Positioning and Room Types

Sky Eleven’s monthly rent range is $609–$909 (indicative — confirm with the operator). The city’s from-price of $550 per month sets a lower anchor, meaning Sky Eleven starts about 10% higher than the cheapest available unit. For that premium, you gain access to a fitness centre, a swimming pool, and a game room — facilities that most budget listings do not offer. If you value these amenities and plan to use them regularly, the extra cost may be justified.

Room types available:

Given the minimum lease of three months, Sky Eleven works for both short-term and semester-length stays. The available date of 12 August 2026 aligns with the start of many autumn semesters, so it may be a popular choice for incoming students that term.


Booking Timing and Practical Tips

Since the first available move-in is mid-August 2026, students planning for the autumn term should start comparing options now. The city has only four properties listed on this platform, so supply is limited. If you want a 3-bedroom unit (the most flexible for shared living), early inquiry is advisable because those units tend to fill faster among groups.

Because prices are indicative and subject to change, always confirm the current rate and availability directly with the property management via the platform’s contact options.


Frequently Asked Questions

H3: Is the price inclusive of utilities and internet?

The available data does not specify whether utilities, electricity, water, or internet are included in the monthly rent. You should ask the operator for a full breakdown of what is covered. Many student residences in this price range charge utilities separately, so factor that into your budget.

H3: What are the lease terms and move-in dates?

The minimum lease period is three months. The earliest indicated available date is 12 August 2026. If you need to move in earlier or later, contact the operator: they may have flexibility on start dates and offer longer lease terms.

H3: How do I secure a room?

Booking is managed through the platform you are reading this on. Look for the “book now” or “enquire” button on the property page. You will likely need to provide identification, pay a security deposit (amount to be confirmed), and sign a lease agreement. It is wise to read the cancellation policy before committing.


Sources & data date

This article is based on information from Amber (data retrieved July 2026). Prices are indicative — confirm with the operator. Google ratings and reviews are drawn from public profiles as of the data collection date.

For live room availability and to verify current prices, use the on-site assistant on this property page.

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