CubeSmart Self Storage - CA Spring Valley Jamacha Blvd

When I got there on the day of my reservation the office was closed. With no notice, no note on the door. I had to call the 1888 number to be told they weren’t in due to not enough staff. Again no one sent a message especially to those that had to check in. I had my own lock but had to pay for one of you alls due to no staff being availble. There was a weird man inside of the storage looking drunk and clearly masterbating. My children were horrified as well as myself. Again ko staff so who do we complain too? He kept saying that he had the code but couldn’t give it to us. Made me so uncomfortable. So I had to pay for a lock to get in. Then the map was the worse to find my unit. Again no help and it took over 45 min just to find the unit. Got in dark as hell, no lights . It’s such a dirty dark space. I hate that I needed a place to store myself because I would HAVE NEVER CHOSE this place had I known what I was in store for. I’m so dissatisfied and hope I can move my things soon.

It was fast and easy and way less expensive than anywhere else out in town!

We have a storage unit, primarily to store things we buy at auction in order to resell. Thus requiring frequent visits. The manager 'Jackie' has a training opportunity, that if addressed could improve her overall management skils. A focus on communication and the ability to get others to buy in to the information she is attempting to convey is sorely needed. Without this additional training this facility will continue to breed resentment amongst it's customers which leads to less business growth and certainly doesn't assist with the rash of burglarized units of late. Additionally it should be noted that "doing rounds at your facility" can be perceived as harassment when the manager drives by on her golf cart no less than five times in a 15-20 minute period...no greeting, no verbal exchange of any sort. Nothing but a condescending look. I'm on the verge of taking my business elsewhere as ive witnessed this manager using appropriate behavior and tone with others. If thesed opportunities are not of a training nature then it could be viewed as a manner of profiling, which, of course, is completely unacceptable.