This place has been nothing but wonderful. Affordable and reliable. Sincerely some of the best…read moremaitenance you'll ever get. Apartments are spacious and well kept. Management is awesome and kind. To top it off, it's in a great area. I really recommend it!

2 stars is generous for these apartments. Only reason for two stars is the location it's close to…read moretown and the high school if you have kids and public pool and the buildings have plenty of green space for pets. Now the bad marks, the maintenance people don't communicate well and may just show up to do work. The landlord changed in 2019 and they don't screen or care about the people that move in. Obviously it being an apartment privacy is limited. The walls of the buildings are fine but ceilings/floors are paper thin and you will hear your neighbors above or below you have conversations. Best bet is to live on the second floor if you have the option because any foot steps if you live in the first floor sound like the floor above or your ceiling is going to come down on you. Next, the landlord doesn't have a policy about signing in guests. At least can't enforce it because the office is nowhere near the actual apartments. So you may have neighbors who let's say bring people in that make tons of noise or they can bring pets that are over the landlords weight limit and this just allows for way to much traffic and again lack of privacy and can also cause lots of noise. All in all good location and nice yard space. Terrible privacy, small apartments, poorly constructed spaces that allow way to much noise and unease and no restrictions on the flow of people...

This should be the last choice of anyone needing an apartment in Hershey, even considering how…read moreclose they are to the Hershey Medical Center (if that is your place of employment). In a nutshell, outdated, overpriced, very unfriendly management, and sorry to say greedy. In addition to selling out their tenants private swimming pool to a day care center (more on that later), they tend to pass along repairs and upgrades to the tenant in yearly rent increases. Yes, we paid for their new roof! And good luck getting any of your security deposit back. Unless you take about 1000 photos of every inch of your apartment, even counter tops, don't be surprised if they nail you with a "replacement repair," you would have never in a million years expected. And if you do work at the HMC, and work a night shift, for SURE don' live here. They start the weed wackers or the snow blowers with the rising sun. It's a very noisy place, in addition to the non-stop screams from the Hershey Park Roller coaster crowd. Also in the summer, be prepared to be totally polluted with noise from the park. I stupidly took my apartment unseen due to a quick hire at HMC. The bathrooms are soooo old and ugly I got to the point that I was embarrassed to have guests. My heat went out a lot, with repair men often coming in at 3am. And if you love living in a day care center, you will LOVE it here. Despite Hershey having one of the most beautiful public swimming pools in the state of PA, Rosedale management rents out the Rosedale Apartment swimming pool a few times a week to a local day care center. That alone should tell you how much respect they have for their tenants. So if you are home during the day, be prepared for an already noisy place to be even more noisy with about 30 screaming day care kids (and a pee-polluted pool). Complaining does no good. I was told by the manager in Lancaster, "We can do whatever we want." Sadly, they don't even provide a lifeguard for these kids. Needless to say, the pool situation was my last straw. There are a lot of nicer places to live in Hershey. Rosedale Apartments should be your last place on the list. Heck, for what they charge in rent, you would be better off buying a condo for the same monthly price. There were a few nice people who worked in the Hershey office, but even a few nice people can't make up for horrible management and outdated, overpriced, good luck if your heat works, noisy apartments shared with a day care center.

Very outdated creaky structure. The vibe I got from management was that I would not have good…read moremaintenance with my stay. Lots of doctors/nurses and people in scrubs seem to live here though. I guess that implies it's not ghetto... but for the price, there are better options.

The most disgusting place I've ever stayed! The room had two mouse traps in corners so I should…read morehave left immediately. Obviously I had already paid for the room. I chose the motel because it was available near the Hershey Stadium where I was seeing a concert. It was $250 for the room for one night before tax. It was so small that my husband banged his shin twice into the bed frame, which was much bigger than the awful, lumpy, creaky mattress. We could not pass each other in the room because it was so small. There were no amenities. There was nowhere to put things out, and I certainly wasn't going to open the drawers when there were mouse traps in the room. The toilet took at least two flushes to work. The air conditioner made a huge racket. There was a coffee pot in the office (a first floor area that smelled like chlorine) but I would never get coffee there in the morning knowing there were rodents.

Terrible experience mold in room would never return . Staff was friendly however room was terrible…read more Found mold in multiple spots dead bugs on window sill in bathroom and just an unclean and uneasy feeling. But we still tried to make the best of it as it was only a one night stay. When laying down to sleep we found the mattress to be rock solid honestly not sure if it was truthfully a mattress. We slept so terrible we considered getting out of bed and sleeping in my truck just from being uncomfortable. The next day we check out and both decided this wouldn't be a place we would ever try again no matter the circumstances. If you are considering make sure it is the last resort option because it will be a rough sleep and stay

I am happy I chose Verde Apartment as our first home in Pennsylvania. The apartments are clean and…read morewell maintain. Safe and quiet neighborhood. Prime location, almost near to everything including the HMC hospital. The staffs and maintenance crew are very responsive and helpful.

Verde is in a great location for the Hershey Medical Center. However, they are NOT luxury…read moreapartments. The office representatives are super nice but do not have the authority to make decisions. In fact, management seems to be "hidden" - you cannot contact the decision makers. Lived there for four years, no pets, always paid rent on time and left the apartment spotless. During the first month a maintenance report was made because the tub was clogged. The response was that it was our problem and we needed to call a plumber. The dishwasher did not work properly for the entire four years. Rather than replace, they had replacement parts for each repair and the maintenance person even said that GE makes the worst dishwashers. The last time it was fixed it had leaked all over the carpet and when I asked if that would affect the security deposit we were told no. After move out, we were billed for wear and tear on the carpet because of water damage. The refrigerator is not a luxury appliance and does not fill the space at all. There are not assigned parking spots. If you want to print something, you have to pay a fee if the computer and printer work. There is not complimentary coffee or water for tenants like many luxury apartments have and no pool. They will raise your rent significantly every year AND you must take the cable they have. Verde also does not tell you that you will be billed for school taxes by Hummelstown yearly. Yes, they bill renters in Hummelstown and Verde does not disclose. The complex is clean, quiet, and the location is great. However, they are NOT luxury apartments.

our maintenance project was taken care of quickly. Dave was very efficient and took care of our…read moreproblem .

Awesome amenities, only a handful of updated apartments and mostly outdated ones are available. The…read morecommunity is huge. The apartment: The lady who toured me did not show me the amenities in person. The main reason I visited was to see all the amazing things I had seen on their website. She took me straight to the apartment, which was across the main road past the light. Really far from the office actually. Needless to say, I wasn't thrilled by the outdated apartment I saw and didn't even know where the amenities where.

I was evicted on the word of a neighbor who "felt insecure" with me living in her building because…read moreI let a steam pot run dry which set off the detectors. No fire, no smoke, no damage. I had a clean record. They never took pictures, visited my unit nor even asked me for my side of the story. Don't trust Corporate. - my neighbor leapfrogged on-site management Both property managers were great though, but Corporate has them in collars.

I want others who are looking into renting here to know how terrible the management is at this…read moreapartment complex and the absolute disregard for the health and safety of their residents. I had no issues living here for nearly a year until one day, I discovered mold growing in the wall of my closet. It was a Saturday. I notified maintenance immediately with an e-mail as well as the property manager. I heard nothing from the property manager or maintenance. Tuesday comes and I e-mailed the property manager again stating that mold is a health and safety hazard and I want this issue addressed ASAP. Still nothing. Finally, Thursday (now 5 days after I notified management and maintenance), a maintenance worker enters my apartment while my boyfriend was there during the day. Maintenance admits that he knew about the mold the week prior (before I even discovered it) and also admits that he was in my apartment last week to look at it. I was never notified. Maintenance did not leave a note. In the meantime, my apartment is uninhabitable with black mold growing in my closet. I moved out within the week. Fast forward to the following Friday (13 days after I first notified them)...the property manager contacts me to discuss how they are dealing with the mold. I voiced how inappropriate I felt this entire situation was dealt with (her complete lack of response to my numerous e-mails, maintenance entering my apartment without notification). She was short, rude, and had complete disregard for my concerns. She admitted, "frankly, it wasn't at the top of my list of priorities." And when I questioned how maintenance could enter without notification, she stated they are allowed when it is an emergency. So it was an emergency to enter yet you can't even communicate with the resident living there for 13 days? Finally, she said "we could go back and forth all day...what is it you want out of this conversation?" I requested that I be able to end my lease (there were 3 more months until it was up) without any penalty. She harshly responded "that is never going to happen." Black mold is a health hazard and makes an apartment uninhabitable. Like I mentioned, I moved out nearly immediately. I still am paying rent currently while not living there. This company does not care about you and will put your health at risk to simply get a few months rent.

We lived at Hershey Heights for more than four years, and our move-out experience was extremely…read moredisappointing. I originally moved there as a medical resident working at Hershey Medical Center, and it seemed like a convenient choice for someone affiliated with Penn State Health. Unfortunately, the management and move-out process have made this a decision I deeply regret. Only one week before our move-out date, we received an email stating that we owed more than $4,000--equivalent to two additional months of rent--because management said we had not provided 60 days' notice. Management later told us that a notice had been placed in our door, but we never received it and never received an email reminder before the 60-day deadline. If a paper notice was left at our door, it could easily have been removed or lost before we saw it. What made the situation more difficult was the payment demand. Rather than allowing the amount to be handled through two normal end-of-month rent payments, we were told it had to be paid within 30 days of moving out. We were also told we might be reimbursed if someone else moved into the apartment. This left us facing uncertainty while taking on a new rent payment and planning a wedding that month. After more than four years as residents, this experience felt unfair, poorly communicated, and financially punitive. The policy may be included in the lease, but we believe clearer advance communication and more reliable delivery of important notices are important, especially for long-term tenants. Based on our experience, I would not recommend Hershey Heights to future medical residents, physicians, Penn State Health employees, or anyone relocating to work at Hershey Medical Center. I plan to share my experience with others considering housing in the area so they can make an informed decision.

I have lived here since 2021, and I have been nothing but happy. The last property manager hosted…read morefun events for the residents, and the community is quiet, and conveniently located near everything. The rent is a bit higher, but there is a pool at Hershey Heights, which I love!

Great service would highly recommend anyone!! Elizabeth was super helpful and professionalread more

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Well I am back again :) Today we are talking about Orkin which is a good thing but not to the point…read morethat the Place wants to fine us --old people or who ever lives here for not having their Bed sheets removed when the man comes to spray ! God Forbid he comes in the morning and we are usually in bed !!! And We can't have any pillows or covers on our chairs in our living room ! How can a person get any rest ?? I am retired -- not waiting for the Orkin man to come ! I am so sick of these people thinking we have money to spare for this ! This is why I live here because I am low income ! I do believe they think of all new ways to try and pry an extra dollar out of us ! And I talked to the Man and he said that removing our sheets is NOT necessary!

Well I am back again about the Mice !!!!! One lady had so many mice they had to clean out about…read morehalf of her belongings. What a shame . And I finally put a complaint in about the smoking in the building. Why ? Because my 100 year old Mom lives here and her 2 closest neighbors smoke in their apt and my Mom has breast cancer . I am wondering if she developed it here where we live . She doesnt need second hand smoke and this building is on the HUD. list as NON- smoking building and I am pretty sure their fire insurance lists it also as NON - smoking !!!!! So Is this how they run a tight ship ??/ There are also Butts outside the side of the patio with cigg butts laying . Someone is hiding out there smoking or throwing their Butts out the window ! Have ur pick ! So I guess I dumped my gripe !