Update 2026/03/05:…read more The maintenance issue was resolved on March 2, 2026. After I posted the February 26, 2026 review (see below) and emailed multiple people at Onyx Capital Management on February 26, 2026, Mr. Zachary G., the maintenance manager, personally intervened, reviewed my video evidence accurately, apologized and took full accountability for an initial vendor error. He ensured the repair was completed promptly and followed up with professionalism. I am updating this review to reflect that the operational failure was eventually corrected. However, I am raising this review from a 1-star to only a 3-star rating because the administrative process remains a concern. The general manager, Ms. Victoria L., prematurely dismissed my concern and deleted my community post shortly after it was uploaded. She also posted a public comment stating that the lamppost had been fixed, based on an inaccurate assessment of my video evidence. Furthermore, she did not reach out directly to clarify or correct that public statement once the error was identified. While the maintenance leadership is professional and capable, the administrative side of the business still has significant room for growth regarding transparency, due diligence, and resident communication. ------------------------------------------ Feb 26, 2026 My HOA has Onyx Capital Management as our management company. On 11/28/2025 I submitted a maintenance request for the replacement of a lightbulb of the lamp post facing my rear door. As for 2/26/2026, almost 3 months later, the lightbulb is still not replaced. I sent video evidence that it is not fixed. They replied with a photo of a working lamp post, not the one that is broken. Thus far, this company has FAILED miserably at keeping the promise stated on their company website: "At Onyx Capital Management, we set the utmost standards to provide care, support, and quality to our homeowners and Board Members." I have sent multiple emails and called a couple of times. I have been patient. But this latest replay is the last straw. Onyx Capital Management's failure in this case is completely unacceptable. ------------------------

I'm President of the Cobblestones At Chestnut Hill Homeowner Association and contacted Onyx when…read moreThe Board decided to end the management contract we inherited. I was comfortable negotiating terms with Vicky and Zach and I knew they understood every concern and past mistakes the new Board didn't want to repeat. Our Onyx contract is still only 4 months old but after our community town-hall tonight, The Board and and community have expressed nothing but praise for our new management company. Our files, documents, investments, and our money is respected. The quality of work contractors they have recommended and brought to us have exceeded expectations. Onyx is who you MUST use for management If you are a mindful, honest, and caring HOA Board that wants to move your neighbors to be excited, activated, and hopeful.

Sarah Stauffer should be your go-to-person for any real estate needs in the Lehigh Valley. Not only…read moredoes she KNOW the market, but she is extremely bright, reasonable and smart when it comes to maneuvering through the transaction and negotiations. Her office support staff is on top of things, allowing the transaction to move along seamlessly. As a former Realtor, I am also very impressed with Sarah's ethical and by-the-books practices. She is honest, trustworthy and truly an amazing resource.

From the owner: At Wesley Works Real Estate, we are committed to providing you with an exceptional real estate…read moreexperience.  Combining traditional values with modern technology, we offer a fresh perspective on buying and selling homes across a wide range of values in the greater Lehigh Valley.  Whether you are searching for the perfect condominium, your first home, or a luxury property, we look forward to the opportunity to serve you.

My husband and I just moved into this apartment complex with our dog and our experience has been…read morewonderful. Caren, the property manager, has been super accommodating and always friendly (she enables my coffee addiction regularly). Everything has gone so smoothly and we absolutely adore our new place. Our unit is exactly the way Caren promised it would be and there were only good surprises! The whole community is very pet friendly, with doggy bags and trash cans conveniently located all over the property. We have also met some of the maintenance staff and they are great. They even helped us get our couch through the door! I wish I could give The Hills at Lehigh more than five stars because we are so happy that we found our new home!

From the owner: The Hills at Lehigh is a Larken Living community with pet-friendly 1-2 bedroom apartments in…read moreBethlehem, PA. Our spacious homes feature walk-in closets, washers and dryers in select homes and sliding glass doors leading to your own balcony or patio. Experience the comfort and convenience of our on-site management team and 24-hour emergency maintenance service. Our prime location in the Lehigh Valley is near the area's great shopping, restaurants and popular attractions, and provides easy access to the Route 78/22 Corridor. Our apartment community is also part of the Bethlehem school system, one of Pennsylvania's highest-rated school districts. Equal Housing Opportunity

I had a comped 2 night stay at WindCreek Bethlehem resort casino. I chose the new tower to get the…read morefull experience of a so called luxury stay. The check in staff were courteous, helpful and professional. Lisa at the front desk handled my check in and she was superb! The hotel lobby has been fully renovated. (From what others have told me). I booked in advance and chose the new tower. The room was beautiful. Theres light switch lights by the door to control lighting in the room as well as "privacy" and "maid service". The ac/heat control panel comes with most newer rooms and are a plus! The bed was a bit on the softer side but most likely a 'soft firm'. There are 4 pillows and they were just right and adequate. There are reading lights on both side of the beds. Keurig machine with a coffee bar, 2 bottles of water,a refrigerator, widescreen tv and a safe. All handy. There's a pouch of toiletries in the bathroom and since it was a double queen 2 sets of toiletries were included. The bathroom was nice. For the most part a nice room and I had a great stay. Now the areas of improvement. First the bathroom, the toilet paper holder was either loose or defective as the toilet paper kept falling g off! So the end that opens up I had to sit upright in order to avoid further falling. There was a slight smell of smoke in the bathroom from the vents...maybe they should've spaced out the smoking/nonsmoking rooms better. Either that or the ventilation system needs to be looked into. The tower is brand new so why am I experiencing that? The shower floor seems slippery dry as I stepped in...be careful stepping in! When I used it later it was okay. But kinda weird that a non slip shower floor felt slippery when dry. The towels although fluffy and 'clean' left small lint after drying off and I don't they washed them first.. What I mean is they literally bought new towels and didn't wash them before guest use. I wash everything when it comes to clothing, towels, blankets prior to use. The next thing is there is not enough outlets for the new iPhones (c type) but plenty of usb throughout the room. The alarm clock was the only one that had the newer type but since it seemed to not be plugged into the wall (I couldn't get behind the heavy bedside desk to check) I had to request another clock/plug. Remember to bring your own wall outlet adapter! I forgot mine. These is my experience staying at WindCreek Bethlehem resort hotel. Mostly great but needs improvements. I recommend staying here. I wanted to post this to help others.

TLDR: Amateur casino with unhealthy obsession with baccarat to the detriment of every other game…read more Pit bosses oblivious to nearly everything except for what's directly in front of them. Good dealers. Where to start? First things first, came here as a traditional MGM property player. Looking to match my rewards tier, the Wind Creek website says they match mgm gold to their "escape" tier. Making my way to the cage, I'm told they'll only match the highest and invite-only tiers from mgm. I had to start from scratch with their rewards, pretty much killing any reason to bother with the casino off the bat. For gambling, I typically stick to table games. Pai Gow is my jam. Walking the casino floor, they had a grand total of one Pai Gow table, every seat taken, yet to even be opened. Yet they had a dealer, cards, and tray ready to go. Talking to the lucky few at the table, they said they'd been waiting for an hour. Asking the dealer if they would open another table, I was told they didn't have enough dealers for it. Oh, and there's was zero indication of whether it was face up or face down Pai Gow. Trying to ask the two pit bosses in the area any questions was a losing battle, they kept their faces down and only addressed the immediate task in front of them. As an added bonus, most casinos put their Asian table games near the Asian style restaurants. This place puts them on nearly opposite sides of the casino. Continuing to walk the floor. I noticed six to eight tables dedicated to Pai Gow Tiles. Definitely a strange ratio of tiles to "normal" Pai Gow, opposite of AC and Vegas. Then, there's the 1/3 of the entire casino floor, not just tables area I mean entire floor, dedicated to Baccarat despite moderate at best player count. Going forward there were three Three Card Poker tables, only one of which was open and full. One Let It Ride which was closed. The rest were flavors of blackjack, craps, and roulette. Eventually, they opened another Three Card Poker table. I sat to play, only to have the shuffler start dealing out for a completely different game (criss cross). I resigned myself to playing Blackjack. Nearly the entire time I was just scratching my head trying to figure out why they were doing what they doing. Almost as if mgmt had never seen a real casino before. I would give just a single star, but the dealers were nice and friendly enough. The one bright spot of an otherwise sad visit.

We've toured this complex twice. The first time, we decided to "cheap out" and live in one of…read moretheir less expensive sister communities. The second time, we went to look when we were ready to "upgrade" into a nicer apartment. The view is beautiful out there, but you'll pay dearly for it! Their one bedrooms are pricey, but they also some of the largest one bedrooms we've seen at over 900 square feet. Plus, as they are getting older, we noticed that the ones we saw all needed some work. Busted countertops, broken tiles, etc. Nothing life threatening, but with the boom of new complexes in the Valley, it's hard to justify the extra cost unless you just have to have the larger space. Management team is extremely nice. If we need to move into something larger before buying a home, this place would definitely be on our list.

Very nice apartments! No complaints other than that the dumpster to take out the trash is a decent…read morebit away from the apartment that we end up having to drive our trash and recycling to it. And the countertop and cabinets in the kitchen and bathroom definitely need to be upgraded Other than that, no complaints. Great management, very clean, friendly people.

I have lived at Hidden Village for a year now, and I can honestly say it's the best apartment…read morecomplex I have lived in. Maintenance is very quick to respond to any issues that may arise, and the lawns and grounds are very well kept. In fact, I see workers out every day when I get home from work. The apartments are nice with reasonable rent. They even give a discount for working at St. Luke's Hospital. The heat and air conditioning works great, the location is super convenient, and it's quiet. Glad to be living here!

I looked at several apartments a few years ago, and have found Hidden Village to be the best-run…read moreand convenient for me. I was extremely limited in my choices, because I knew I wanted to get a cat. Hidden Village allows smaller animals (dogs and cats). Other amenities include a pool, washer and dryer in the building. Maintenance is responsive within a day or two, most of the time quicker, and do a good job. Staff is friendly and honest. Judy is especially helpful and nice. Relatively quiet and off the main road. Can't beat the convenience, minutes from 22 and 378. Minutes from the airport. A mile or less from Giant supermarket, and several restaurants including the fast food staples, pizza, chinese, hot dog shop, as well as several sit down casual restuarants like Red Robin, Applebee's, Waffle House and Damon's.

This place is a joke, first of all, the women who works there, Malinda and Angie, are so rude and…read moreignorant, the only good thing about this place is the new maintenance guy that they hired recently, Eddie, he is very diligent and even though Malinda and Angie who have no idea what they are doing, he tries to fix the problems in these apartments, but the office staff will not approve some things that are essential to our living situation. They really need to fire Malinda and Angie and hire someone who has a way better attitude then those two. I called for something and got hung up on by one of those two.

would advise against seeking anything managed by empire property management. I have been in a unit…read moremanaged by them for a year now and it has been a non-stop whirlwind of ups and downs. They never seem to know what is going on, you can't get ahold of them and when they do finally answer the phone they tell you they will call back but never do. Im suppose to be moving into a unit tomorrow, moving team scheduled and all, and I can't get a hold of them for unit entry. Update on my review. I was finally given access to the unit and when I entered it was a disaster, disgustingly dirty with dirt and grime, a horrendous smell, broken toilet seat and toilet paper holder, a washer that smelled of mold, and a knocked out screen on the floor. So now instead of moving my belongings into the place I have to clean it so it's deemed inhabitable by a human being. The photos I added really don't do it justice of how bad it is.

Maintenance are lazy and smoke as much as everyone else does on this property. It's almost…read moreimpossible to find an aparment where your neighbor does not smoke. The staff smoke while they are "updating" apartments - which is a joke. My mother moved in last year and they did not even paint the apartment. We could see the spackle patches with no paint over them. SLOPPY WORKERS and arrogant staff. I was told someone recently moved out but they should have cleaned and updated the apartment. You could smell the previous tenant's pet in the rugs and I was told all were going to be cleaned. OLD, UNKEMPT and LAZY workers. It is sad because it could be a nice property but the laziness of the maintenance workers doing minimal and sloppy work makes it undesirable. They charge as much as anywhere else but have less amenities and old buildings with smoking everywhere. Cigarettes all over the property and they are from the staff. Gross. Look elsewhere - not worth the money.

I feel like this complex is a well-kept secret in Bethlehem. Or maybe not - there is a waiting…read morelist for their 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses. The location is idyllic - Bridle Path Rd. is quiet and lined with very respectable (i.e. very expensive) real estate on one side, and an open cornfield on the other. The apartments sit across the road from the St. Francis Center for Renewal which is generally quiet unless there's a large retreat occurring there. The Monocacy runs along the base of the complex but you're essentially up on a hill above the Monocacy, so there's no concerns for flooding. And yes, the Monocacy really loves to flood (especially during 2011), but there's no concern for the properties here. Pricing is in the low $900s / month for single apartments up to $1300 / month for the largest townhouses. Apartments include heat; townhouses do not. Maintenance is quick to respond and the community manager is very friendly and accomodating. The property is managed (overall) by Kriegman & Smith, who also owns and manages several other properties in the Bethlehem area. So far they've been easy to deal with in regards to payments and lease agreements. The units feature modern appliances and for the most part, fairly modern decor. Some of the kitchens have some outdated cabinetry, but it's being gradually upgraded. Some units also offer Pergo flooring in the kitchen and dining areas, which is a nice touch. A lot of the decor really depends on the unit. Every unit has a sliding glass door and patio. There's also a well-kept pool and picnic area for use by all residents. The only real downside to some of the units that I found firsthand is noise. I rented one of the 1BR units for one year and had considerable amounts of noise from the upstairs unit. This was just "everyday" noise of walking around and general living. Unfortunately I could hear virtually everything. And the upstairs neighbor turned out to be a real jerk, but that's neither here nor there. If you're looking for a nice townhouse, in a nice neighborhood, at a reasonable montly rent, THIS is your place. I've toured the other offerings in the Bethlehem area and was disappointed. Now having lived in a BPW townhouse (as well as an apartment beforehand) I'm very pleased and would recommend to others.

I have been living here for over 8 years. Nice place to live. My apartment is large for a 2…read morebedroom compared to other complexes in the area. If anything needs fixing, I just submit online and maintenance is usually at my door within 15 minutes. Landscaping is kept up well, all the roofs and balconies have all been recently replaced. The folks in the office are great/responsive with anything you need or if you have concerns. I have not had any issues here.

Find somewhere else, because you don't want to stuck in red leaves in autumn and white snow in…read morewinter, they don't do their job at all. also because you don't want to have a poisonous talk with the evil lady in the leasing office, and you don't want to get all your deposit cut with terrible excuse, although you did very good cleaning, just skip this bad apple, every other apt nearby is better!