Hill Country Student Housing

They do random charges to your account maybe that's why they don't ask for a deposit since they'll just make up an amount at the end as they please. They said my carpet was brown so they'll have to clean it. (The carpet is brown that's the original color) 😐 Over 200+ be careful Management can be mean or dismiss you unless you're their favorite, but their staff is nice, well some.

Overall, I'd say this is one of the better apartment options when it comes to safety, cleanliness, maintenance, and community events. Maintenance has always been quick to respond, and they host a lot of resident events throughout the year, which is a huge plus. The apartments themselves are also niceish. Having an in-unit washer and dryer, a private bathroom, a small walk-in closet, a balcony, and a full kitchen made living here comfortable. That said, my experience with management has been mixed. I moved here because of a friend and have lived here for almost a year and a half. Some office staff have been very kind and helpful, but I've also had interactions with management that came across as dismissive or arrogant, almost as if they didn't care whether residents stayed or left. It also felt like certain residents received better treatment than others. (Favoritism) My biggest concern is the move-out process and the fees. When I moved in, my unit already had a lot of pinholes, paint discoloration, and general wear. I'm hoping I won't end up being charged hundreds of dollars for repainting damage that existed before I moved in. They do room inspections every semester and before move-out, which is understandable, but it often feels like they're looking for reasons to charge residents. I've personally heard many people talk about receiving unexpected move-out charges of $200 or more. Since they don't require a security deposit, it can feel like those costs are simply collected at the end of your lease instead. One thing I didn't like was the way unit entry was handled. They'll often send a notice with a broad timeframe for entering your apartment, but in my experience they don't always knock before coming in. It caught me off guard a few times, so it's something future residents should be aware of. My advice is simple: when you move in, take detailed photos and videos of everything in your unit, report any damage immediately, and keep copies of your records. Also, monitor your resident account throughout your lease and especially when you're preparing to move out. Doing that can save you a lot of stress later. Also, if y'all can fix the railing on the stairs that's loose/broken would be awesome my grandma almost fell. Thanks!

The front office was really helpful!! Alyssa was ok but super nice.

Honestly a really convenient place to live because of how close the campus is that’s it’s walkable. There’s even a trail in the back. The shuttle is also great because most of the time it’s only one stop to the apartments and to campus. The staff are also super nice.