The Hudson Statesboro, statesboro-ga

Horrible, decent if you live there for a year but DO NOT RESIGN, when I resigned this semester my two old roommates moved to get a house, I stayed and grabbed two new roomates, for resigning they charged me with 3 months of summer electricity since I was “only one” in the house even though my roommate’s from the previous year were there more than me, also there is one short haired white lady who is EXTREMELY rude I asked her for help one day with two very important things while the hudson was still open at 4:45 and she told me they were closed and wouldn’t help me than luckily I couple other workers heard me and my roomate complaining and they helped us. Moral of the story decent place to live for a year but don’t resign they’ll screw you over for it.

I have lived here for two years, and while the property itself is nice and gated, my experience with the management and office staff has been incredibly disappointing. The biggest issue is that whenever concerns are brought to their attention, they are often dismissive, rude, and unwilling to help. The most concerning incident happened when the apartment above us had a toilet overflow, causing contaminated water to leak through our ceilings into our bedrooms and bathrooms. Because it happened on a Friday, the office had already closed despite this being an emergency. Maintenance came out, turned the water off, and placed fans in the apartment to dry the floors, but no one addressed the fact that the water was contaminated. When we asked if a professional cleaning company would be sent since this was a biohazard, we were told that wasn’t their job. We had to wait until Monday to speak with management and ended up purchasing our own cleaning supplies to sanitize the affected areas ourselves. When we finally met with the manager, we expressed concerns about the biohazard, the possibility of mold, and the increased electrical costs from running industrial fans for days. We were told someone would inspect for mold, that professional cleaners would return, and that we would receive written confirmation that our electric bill would not increase because of the fans. None of those promises were kept. We never received anything in writing, no mold inspection was ever completed, and the cleaners who did come failed to properly clean the bathroom. The move-in process has been equally frustrating. My future roommate already lives at The Hudson and is simply transferring to another apartment within the complex. We were initially told she could remain on the property during the transition without any issues. Now, just weeks before the move, we’ve suddenly been told she cannot stay in the apartment unless the current resident is present. This change was communicated only 18 days before move-in, leaving her with nowhere to stay during the gap. If this was the policy, it should have been communicated from the beginning instead of changing at the last minute. The property itself has potential, but the lack of professionalism, poor communication, failure to follow through on commitments, and dismissive attitude from management have made living here extremely frustrating. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and provides better training for their staff so future residents are treated with the respect and professionalism they deserve.

I’ve had a great experience living here! The apartment was clean and move-in ready, and the furnishings made everything super convenient. Maintenance is quick to respond, and the staff has always been helpful and professional. The location is also really nice and feels safe. Overall, it’s been a comfortable and stress-free place to live I would definitely recommend it!

I’ve lived at The Hudson for over 2 years now and overall I’ve had a really good experience here. The apartments are nice, maintenance is always super helpful and quick, and most of the staff in the front office and around the property are really friendly. The only issue I’ve had recently is with the pool amenities. I completely understand why they have rules and why employees check wristbands and stuff, especially because residents pay a lot of money to live here and use these amenities. Most of the employees are very nice and respectful when enforcing the rules. But there’s one employee, Ansley, who is honestly rude almost every time she’s at the pool. It’s not even about the rules themselves, it’s the way she talks to people. It honestly comes across like she’s on a power trip sometimes instead of just calmly enforcing the policies like the other employees do. There’s definitely a way to handle situations without being disrespectful to residents. I’m not trying to blame the whole staff because everyone else has honestly been great, but I do think something needs to change because people are paying a lot of money to live here and shouldn’t feel disrespected while using amenities included in their rent.

This is Jordyn again since I can’t reply to your awful reply Caitie, I find your response extremely frustrating because many of these concerns were, in fact, brought to the attention of your leasing staff throughout my lease. It is not my responsibility to ensure that the concerns I reported to leasing agents were properly documented or escalated to management. Suggesting that there are no records of these issues does not mean they did not occur. I reported concerns regarding the condition of my unit, maintenance interactions, parking issues, and safety concerns. In fact, before move-in, I requested an early move-in due to accepting a job that worked well with my school schedule. I was told this was not possible because it takes two weeks to thoroughly clean and prepare units between residents. Had I moved into a unit that reflected that explanation, I would have understood. Instead, I walked into a unit with footprints throughout, paint splatters, excessive dust, and conditions that clearly indicated it had not been properly cleaned. What is most disappointing is that your response seems to imply that because management does not have records of these complaints, my experience is somehow inaccurate. The reality is that I communicated concerns to the staff members available to me. If those concerns were never documented or elevated, that reflects a breakdown in communication within your office, not a failure on my part as a resident. I shared my review to accurately reflect my experience living at the property. While I appreciate the invitation to discuss these concerns now, many of these issues occurred throughout my lease term and should have been addressed when they were originally reported.