The Hamptons Statesboro, statesboro-ga

Let me preface this with the fact that I do not ever leave bad reviews, but my experience here was absolutely 100% terrible. I would rather go back to living in a frat house. 1. Everything is unsealed, so no matter how clean things are there’s bugs downstairs all the time and it’s honestly ridiculous. Never in my life. 2. To piggyback off that, when we moved in everything was destroyed and disgusting, and they barely help at all to get it where you’d expect for a $900 monthly payment ($750 before utilities, not complaining about prices.) 3. They changed the locks on my door twice without letting me know whatsoever. I just got locked out of my house at 3am with no heads up and no way to get in. 4. If you forget your phone by accident and leave the neighborhood, good luck getting back in. 5. My house had a ton of mold when we moved in, like in the dishwasher and my sink for example. It keeps coming back regardless of them “fixing” it. I leave the fans on in the bathroom to keep out the moisture and nothing. Honestly those are just a few of the reasons, I live cleanly, don’t have food in my room, nothing like that, so for these to be such incessant issues it’s just crazy. Go live somewhere else if you’re looking to pay this much. If you do live here, get an upstairs room or you’ll regret it. The clubhouse and amenities are all amazing except for the gym, that’s buns.

Don’t ever live here. The appliances suck they take 2 weeks to fix them if they break. I had my wifi out for 2 MONTHS When rent is almost $1,000 I expect way better. There was mold all over my bathroom walls, and you can tell where they put new paint over it every year. The manager won’t answer me about any problems because I “hurt his feelings” I’ve been to a lot of apartments in statesboro and I must say this is 100% the worst one.

Lived here for two years. The property and units really are “luxury” and the rent and prices reflect that, haha. Their roommate matching process is insanely accurate. Both of my roommates were just to my specifications: extra, extra clean, and quiet, just like me. Absolutely MASSIVE closets. I will miss my closet the most. TL;DR: 8/10 living community. Place is fr luxury. Management isn’t the best, but what corporate apartment management team is? They attempt to help you half the time as long as the issue isn’t insanely difficult. Excessive number of fees that add up each month on top of rent. Needs a better gate system that actually makes the community gated. Current gate system is a waste of resident’s money. My Gripes: 1) unfair judging system for holiday door decorating contest. I should’ve won. 2) Management dropped the ball once or twice with several of my very expensive items going missing during the turnover process. I stored some of my extra stuff in my roommate’s empty room that she moved out of early. They claimed they threw everything away and suggested I check the trash. I went dumpster diving for 3 hours looking for it. They managed to “find” half the items after I told them the prices of all the stuff combined. When I asked to see the camera footage in the hallway to try to find who may have picked up my items from the hallway trash cans, of course the cameras right there were “broken.” “Miraculously”, they were able to “recover” half of my items, (none of my stuff was actually thrown away to begin with, like I suspected) and they were perfectly clean, not looking like they were thrown away at all. My brand new pearl pink, vintage-style suitcase that was also “thrown away” was of course, never “recovered”… I suspect the cleaning crew that originally tossed all my stuff gifted it to someone they knew,,, lucky girl whoever she is getting a brand new suitcase set like that. 3) Besides that major issue, and besides management + office staff always ignoring my questions/emails half the time (“what paint color is used on the walls so I can buy a gallon?” “Can you check the cameras and help me find who stole the sign off my front door?” And several other questions over the two years I can’t remember), living here was actually a very nice experience. I didn’t care for paying an extra $100 in community fees a month, (paying extra for WiFi when you have your own router, and “trash valet” when the hallways smell like hot garbage weekly…), but the place was nice. 4) They need to get a better gate system though, one that isn’t open 24/7 during high traffic times of the year (why were the gates open 24/7 during popular game days or days where there was a concert nearby? I shouldn’t have to fight for parking with a bunch of random guests who are only here for a game or other event. Ridiculous when I pay to live here.) the current gate lets non-residents sneak in with actual residents. What’s the point of living in a gated community if 3 people can sneak in behind an actual resident?

The Hampton's was a great place to live. Maintenance and management always responded quickly to my son's needs while he lived there. The property has great amenities and activities for everyone. We loved the Hamptons...thanks to Brad and Marisa for everything.

I loveddddd living here! It’s super clean, friendly, and quiet. The rooms are pretty big and come with a huge closet too. Wish I could’ve stayed- only thing I didn’t like was that they didn’t call to ask if I wanted to renew before leasing mine to someone else. Not sure if this is normal with student housing but it’s my first time in this type of housing so maybe it’s not unusual that that happens.