Clean apartment, great service , and really convenient for the location! Also pretty secured and the area as well.

There's rats, the elevators are only fixed whenever we complain,pee are on the carpet,the place is not even clean I DONT RECOMMEND!!!! read more

Dakota at Deer Park - Apartments Near Me - Deer Park, Texas

I toured these apartments last year when I found out they were completed being built. The tour was very long; started in the morning and ended by the noon. The leasing agent was great and friendly. He had a lot to show me. The dog park was small and in the direct sunlight. A lot of amenities such as extra storage on top of garage space. The leasing agent showed me inside another tenant garage to see how large they were. The prices of the studio unit was crazy expensive! I was quoted $1,600 not including all of the fees! A studio unit not the one bedroom. Can you believe it?! Highway robbery. I liked the high ceilings of the units with the crown molding, stainless steel appliances, and white cabinetry, but I didn't get that homey feeling. It felt like a cookie cutter generic apartment. I decided against renting here. read more

Add to this that they never answer the PHONE!!!!! The front desk never know what's going on or they provide wrong information. Very frustrating when you just want a quick but correct answer. read more

this review is posted in all caps. the elevators and lobbies are filthy and are only cleaned when someone complains. there is regularly dog pee in the hallways and elevators. they only keep the front buildings clean. the amenities are for show. you can only have two guests at the pool your apartment will have ants and little worms! at some point, your car will get towed ($340). it's the biggest, greediest money grab in deer park. the only will sell this place once he makes his money, just like all of his other properties. don't move here!!! read more

Warning: Long, Detailed Review I was not planning on making a review for this property; however, I thought it out and realized it might help other people from experiencing the same issues I experienced during my time here. I moved into a studio one-bedroom apartment, on the Third Floor, on July 13, 2024. I was the first tenant in this room since construction ended in February 2024. My tour guide was a younger woman named Jessica, who was very nice and ended up helping me so much during my first few weeks at the Dakota. Unfortunately, work moved me out of state only a month into my lease, however I stayed committed to the lease I had signed with no issues on my end. In April 2025, I added a garage to my lease, which was priced at an additional $200 a month. Still not a big deal as I had just purchased a new car and wanted peace of mind while I was out of state. I also decided to renew my lease as I still liked having my own place when I was back home in Houston. My rent between May 2025 and December 2025 was between $1,700 and $1,800 depending on utility usage. In December 2025, I contacted Dakota to break my lease. The upfront cost to break the lease was (One month's rent) + (Half a months rent) + (Reletting fee), which added up (~$1,700 + $850 + $1,105) = $3,655. As per the agreement, you are also responsible for the following 2 months rent after submitting the lease termination request, which added together, was $3,655 + $3,400 = $7,055. Annoying but I can't blame that on the apartment as that was listed in the lease I signed. The following are every problem I experienced during my 1.5 years at the Dakota: 1. My first issue was in the first two weeks after move-in. I had just purchased groceries and while I was at work, my brand-new refrigerator stopped working. I had to throw almost everything out and maintenance had to replace my refrigerator. I had to replace every appliance eventually. 2. You might have seen other reviews mention ants and other bugs. I can attest that the ants are insane and I had ants like crazy for the first month or so. It was a terrible caulk job and they were coming in through holes in the caulk. I eventually managed to superglue each hole as I discovered them and the solution seemed fixed after about 2 months after move-in. 3. Elevators break constantly and despite being new, they are always down for repairs. Eventually I got into the habit of not even walking down to the elevators and chose to use the stairs despite being on the 3rd floor. 4. While out of state, I have received 3 calls on 3 separate instances that I need to respect the quiet hours starting at 10 pm. It seems that even determining which room is the actual culprit is too difficult. I became worried that maybe someone had broken into my room while I was gone and asked if they could reassure me that my room was still vacant. I never received a call back and had to have a family member drive in from out of town and check on the apartment. 5. Between the months of August 2025 and November 2025, my garage key was tied into another garage on the other side of the building. During my time out of state for work, this meant that the owner of the other garag unknowingly opened my Garage 77 whenever they opened their garage door. I came home the first time to find my garage door open exposing my new Shelby GT350 and other personal belongings. This also compromised the safety of the community as the door inside the garage that led to the bottom of the apartment building did not require a keyed access like all other doors to get inside. Due to the building being one building, this compromised safety of every single tenant inside the building. I submitted a work order to get it fixed as I suspected someone else had a key that was programmed wrong initially. I was told the issue was resolved. I come back a month later and the garage door is open once again. I submitted another work order and decided to do something that was beyond comprehension of any staff, maintenance or executive owner: I chose to drive through the complex and see if my garage door opener opened any other garage doors. Turns out that is how I discovered the other garage owner who was opening my door on accident. I had to submit the video to maintenance and staff for them to finally do anything. I had to manually operate my door after this because I did not trust them to actually fix the issue. 6. Dakota planned the parking situation poorly and will not admit the parking lot is terribly designed. Unfortunately, you can choose to walk the entire distance from the rear of the property, or you can pay for a garage space like I did. However, be aware that if you purchase a garage space, you no longer have rights to park in any other spaces, including free non-reserved spaces. 7. Finally, someone stole over $400 worth of gift cards and materials from my mailbox during the process of moving out. I absolutely do not recommend this apartment. read more

Christmas Eve I had seven adults and four kids in my apartment. The AC went out called maintenance. Two hours later my air conditioning was back up and running. The maintenance here is amazing even on holidays and off hours. Thank you maintenance. read more

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I rarely write reviews, but my experience here deserves attention. This complex markets itself as "luxury," but it's anything but. At move-out, they kept my entire $700 deposit -- ironically, the exact amount -- citing cleaning and billing fees. I left the unit in good condition, so it felt more like a money grab than anything justified. Management comes off as extremely money-hungry. They're quick to enforce rules on residents but offer little to no support when serious issues arise. Plumbing problems, a water leak that caused damage, and repeated pest control requests (despite how clean I kept my home) were all handled with minimal urgency -- and now they want to charge me for damage caused by their negligence. Communication is nonexistent. I never received a single follow-up to my emails -- not even a "thank you, we'll look into it." Basic professionalism is seriously lacking. The only person who ever showed genuine care and responsiveness was Jessica, who unfortunately left -- which says a lot about how things are run here. I've had far better experiences in non-luxury apartments because they actually value residents and offer real hospitality. This place is all about appearance and squeezing every dollar they can from tenants. If you're looking for a true luxury experience, keep looking. read more

Lived here for a year! And was one of the worst years of my life. They have a huge pest control problem. Also found mold in my closet all over my hats and clothes. The management people are terrible at communicating with you give you false information and lie. Specifically Miriam Leija, I would not recommend anybody to stay here at all. Said mold was created because my AC was too cold when I have had my AC on auto the whole time and either way that's not a reason for mold to be created. They do not care about their residents at all. Also this is a new apartment complex I was the first resident to ever live in this unit so there's no reason for me to go through all these things. Expensive and not worth it at all. I'm also not one to go and write bad yelp reviews but I was so upset at how everything was handled don't wish this on anybody else. read more

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SAVE YOURSELF THE TROUBLE Looks are deceiving Overpriced for all the complications you have to deal with during & after living here. AC issues going out & leaking flooding apartment, washer dryer always going out takes days to fix just to go out again. Have to bring your dogs feces to them to DNA test, pay 500$ fees for it. 200$ garages that BARLEY fit a car, can't even open doors to car in garage. 50$ to have a parking space. Overcharging for WiFi 80$+ when it's CONSTANTLY going out. For 2300$ a month for a SMALL 2 bedroom this place is awful. Only thing is it's updated & new & looks very nice. When power goes out you can't get in or out everything has a fob key for every door & if you leave it inside to run to car or anything you're stuck outside or in the inside area until someone comes helps. I'd def recommend towers in seabrook over this place any day. Just be aware of crazy fees at any time & double charges. Very money hungry establishment with cheap fixtures. At the end of my lease they didn't even bother to fix the washer & had to go 2+ weeks without it & never bothered to fix the molding baseboards from flooding AC which they had to come out & "bandaid " over 10x during my lease. This place is honestly a scam. Cameras are non existent other then the office area, car will get towed at anytime especially if you have a visitor. No more than 2 guest at the pool area. They promised amenities that are never gonna happen, EVERYONE I've talked to during them leaving this place only had awful things to say & couldnt wait to be done with this place . I've lived at the towers in seabrook & SOOOO much nicer, cheaper & actually care about their residents read more

I've lived in ghetto apartments before that were established better than this , better security & less bugs & issues & MORE SPACE. You're better off getting a house, Be prepared to have your car towed at any time Be prepared to pay unexpected fees after move in Walls are super thin you can hear people upstairs AND side to side of you talking. They do nothing about noise complaints cameras are useless & are only in the front People car hop here & steal your belonging & car parts. Garages are TINY cannot fit a truck , barely a car. If you don't register your car EVERYDAY and whoever comes over RIGHT AWAY even for 30min they will tow your car. Cannot have more than 2 guest per resident. Office staff is clueless about everything & security lady who lives there will yell at you to get out of the pool 20 min before closing even if YOUR COOKING. Residents leave trash everywhere There's BLACK WIDOWS EVERYWHERE place is infested with spiders & ants & rats. I DO NOT recommend THIS PLACE Apartment is like Wayfair items everything looks so nice but made so cheap . You'll be better off buying or renting a house & still save $ than living here. read more