This place is the pits. Water is shut off every other day. Rent went up last year stating due to…read moreus getting new windows.... I'm still waiting on mine. The smell of must and mold is everywhere and they just say they don't smell anything off. HVAC never works right and even in a townhouse you can hear your neighbors through the walls and even walking around in their house upstairs.

If you don't like having water , and enjoy seeing outdated apartments move here! Also move here if…read moreyou enjoy overflowing dumpsters and seeing trash outside apartments .

I have been at Hershey Heights for almost four years. Staff, especially current staff, are great -…read morefriendly. Grounds are well kept. Some of the apartment features may seem a little outdated; my understanding is that as tenants move out, they are working to update (have been doing this for about a year). Somewhat pricey but nice grounds and very convenient to Penn State U College of Medicine/Penn State HErshey MEd Center. The monthly activities are kind of cool too. jen mccormick

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.

Treeview is a pretty good place to relax. it has its own gym and pool. it is pretty quiet and…read morerelaxed, well light and is pet-friendly. They all use natural gass and have a semi-decent kitchen, including fridge and microwave. The carpet was totally clean and the upstairs neighbors are quiet. They have a lot of room to walk around and on the back its rurrounded by farm fields. it's managed and operated by desouza-brown. I think this places best attribute is that is is almost in the country, it is really far out there, and you can just chill and relax, no one flying past honking their horn. It also seems that the place is more upscale than some of the places in the union deposit area. 1 Bed, 1 bath starts at 720.00 per month, plus security deposit. 2 bed, 2 bath starts at 825.00 per month plus security deposit.

Nice and quiet apartment complex. The fitness center is open 24 hours. The large fenced in dog park…read moreis great too.

Don't do it!!! Do not rent from them! I had an absolutely…read morehorrible experience!!! I lived there just over a year and they are the worst management I've dealt with- ever! I've been a renter for decades and this is the absolute worst experience I've ever had!!! When awful neighbors moved in above me right after I renewed my lease, and were harassing me nightly all night long until 1:30 - 2 in the morning, with not only stomping and banging, but yelling and fighting and screaming all night long! I repeatedly reached out to the office, they refuse to do anything about it, and in fact, turned it back on me as the problem. Now they're telling me I owe them for breaking my lease. I had no choice I was severely sleep deprived. My abilitiy to do my job and my health were being severely impacted by lack of sleep and the traumatic environment they caused. Do not do it - just don't. Sara the manager is absolutely horrible. And upper management backs her incompetence and deceptive behaviors 100% - because it's all about the money.$$

I love living here, I moved about a month ago but signed a lease from out of state nearly 4 months…read moreprior. Makenzie with the front desk/management was amazing and communicative throughout my move in. She helped me with an internet obstacle and an A/C repair which was done within 11 hours of making a request. The courtyards are well-maintained and it is clear they care about the way the grounds look. The facilities/amendments are excellent and the pricing/charges are reasonable. They have community events and I'm looking forward to more porch decorating contests! I'm glad I chose Springfield, perfect location and great place to be a resident.

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.

Do NOT move here! The management company is terrible, as is, the staff! They are uninformed,…read moreunorganized, don't answer the phone, & have an attutude. They couldn't care less about the residents! There are unsupervised 3 year olds all over the streets. There is always trash strewn about the property. I have lived here for years and it just keeps getting worse and worse. Can't wait until my lease is up!

From the owner: Waterford at Summit View offers two and three bedroom affordable apartments for rent in…read moreHummelstown, PA. Our property is convenient to Harrisburg and Hershey and located just off of Routes 322 and 283. Our beautiful grounds, with mature landscaping and open green spaces, offer serene views of nature. Waterford at Summit View participates in an affordable apartment program. This program offers lower monthly rents based on maximum income limitations as determined by family size. For more information and to find out if you qualify, please contact our leasing office.

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.