Dixie Red Sands North, st-george-ut

Living at Dixie Red Sands North while going to Utah Tech and overall had a solid experience. The biggest win is the location — it’s basically a short walk to campus, so no stressing about parking or catching a ride every morning. Having my own private bedroom with a sink/vanity was a game-changer compared to traditional dorms. There’s actually a decent amount of storage in the rooms and hallways, which helped a lot with all the random school stuff we accumulate. Covered parking is free (huge plus in the summer heat), and the internet is included so I never had issues with Zoom classes or streaming. The hot tub and BBQ area were nice for hanging out with roommates or neighbors when we actually had free time. Management was pretty responsive when something needed fixing, and the place generally feels safe with the cameras around. It’s not brand new, so expect some normal wear and tear, and laundry is shared (onsite though, not a huge walk). Roommate matching can make or break your year like anywhere else, but the setup itself works well for students. If you want something close to campus without the full dorm experience, this is a good option. Would recommend to other Utah Tech students looking for off-campus housing.

It does its job. You get what you pay for, and it’s definitely one of the most affordable student apartments in St. George. There are 4 small bedrooms, a good sized living room and kitchen, and two large bathrooms. Each room has its own sink. The “pool” is a joke, it hasn’t been operational the whole 6 months I’ve lived here. My favorite part is the kitchen, theres so much counter space and cabinet space, you don’t feel like you’re fighting your roommates over it. And there a built-in microwave so you don’t have to buy your own 🙏

I have had the chance to live at both Dixie Red Sands North and South. The North building is a bit older, but it’s clean and well maintained. While the rooms are on the smaller side, there’s plenty of storage, and laundry is easy to access even though it’s not in-unit. Overall, I’ve had a great experience with Dixie Red Sands — the RAs have been helpful when needed, and maintenance has consistently taken care of any issues quickly.

I have been very pleased with what I've found here. First of all, one of the managers, Cami, has been very kind and quick to answer all my questions. These apartments have a nice open kitchen space with plenty of counter space and a nice living room with a couch and carpet. There are also enough windows to let in ambient sunlight. The AC works very well. The private rooms are not spacious, but adequate. Luckily, there’s plenty of storage space for all my belongings. I wouldn't say it's cheap to live here but it's a reasonable price for the area. Overall I'm happy.

Dixie Red Sands North has been a great place to live. They take the requests for rooming seriously and try their best to take care of their tenants. The private room is quite spacious with nice built in storage. There is a lot of storage in the halls and bathrooms as well so there is not a lack of space for any of the roommates. It is a quick walk to the bottom of campus, going under the bridge towards the institute. Not a terrible price for what you are getting with the location, space, and amenities.