Living here has been the best experience that I have had living in an apartment. Each apartment is…read moregiven access to a garage which is such a bonus during the winter. The pool area is great and always kept clean. The staff is wonderful and accommodating, I cannot say enough great things about hidden creek!

I had the opportunity to live at Hidden Creek for just a few months but had to relocate to another…read morestate for work. But, I think my short time is worth noting. First, let me start with the staff. Laura and Jennifer are AMAZING! Anytime I had an inquiry, a request, or the very select few times I had a concern, they always made sure to take care of it. And forgive me for not knowing his name, but the gentleman in charge of maintenance is AWESOME! Always quick to take care of an issue you may have (minus normal hours - that's normal!). It all starts with attitude, and this staff has the best! As for living, if you are looking for a place that helps you feel secluded, peaceful, but close to everything, this is the place to live. The only concern is limited parking in front of your unit, but that only happens if you are coming home late at night. Morning and throughout the day is no problem, and there are other spaces available across the complex if something isn't in front of your unit. You might have to walk a couple minutes, but again, only if you are trying to park late at night (around 9:30-10). The appliances are up to date or new, there is plenty of space with the garage (snow...think about it) and it is a very relaxing place and community. Plus, you will have a nice welcome kit waiting for you (won't spoil it) Thank you to the staff for my short, but enjoyable, stay. You are VERY good at what you do!

I lived in on of these '616 lofts' apartments. It had granite countertops and new appliances which…read morewas pretty nice. Most aspects of the building that contained my apartment was pretty high quality. They also have a facebook page to foster a community for everyone living in the building which is pretty nice. Unfortunately the apartment is not as large as advertised. The '540 sq ft' apartment I lived in was actually no larger than 450 sq ft (not sure if that is false advertising?). It was also common for the common areas to smell like wet dog. On top of that, when I moved into my apartment the key I was given did not work so I could not access the building. They also forgot to give me a key to the mailbox on the first floor. So, the physical quality of apartments are nice because they are new (albeit a little false advertising on their size). My experience moving in really wasn't that bad but the small things that happened when I moved in seemed quite unprofessional. They indicate a bit of lazy and unprofessional behavior on the management side of things.

The staff at 616 Cherry/Grandville were helpful and accommodating during our recent apartment move…read more It was great to have such a responsive contact and get quick, honest answers.

This was my first big girl apartment after graduation, and I LOVED it. The people who work there…read moreare EXTREMELY nice (I miss Stella so much!); they honestly deserve nothing but the best. For instance, on the day I moved in, Walmart left my futon in front of the building before I even got my keys, so Stella was kind enough to send a technician to carry it all the way up to my apartment before I received my keys later in the afternoon. Now that I'm in Texas, whenever I look for my next apartment, I often think of them. I once had a flying ant, mailbox, and electricity issue here at Windrige, and they were able to address the situation within a week after I called or sent out an email. So, maintenance service is definitely a 10/10, considering how cheap the rent is too. They also helped me go through the pet agreement patiently (I ask a lot of questions since I get anxious or over-analytical about things), and they kindly answered all of them until I was set to go. Price: 10/10 Service: 10/10 (It's so good that I wish I could rate it 100/10!) Location: 10/10! Yes, the building is old, but it's still habitable and pretty nice! Stella, if you're still there, you are amazing!

This will be the second time my wife and I have resided here. We lived here in the early 90s. Now,…read morehaving sold our house, we are happily downsized at this well-maintained apartment complex in Heritage Hill. The fair, reasonable price of rent offers heat, a parking space, and swimming pool. And a small monthly fee gets you Wi-Fi. Robb owns the complex. But he's not an absent landlord, concerned only with his property. Robb has a broader outlook, displaying a passionate protectiveness for the well-being of this wonderful neighborhood. My wife and I are elated to be back here. Love this place.

Great little apartment complex in a wonderful area! Close to everything in downtown GR and…read moreconvenience of being near the freeway, all while being in a quiet, safe neighborhood. Robb the landlord (and his pup Flynn) is very helpful and prompt with any maintenance requests and is very attentive to the upkeep of the property. Lots of amenities for the price of rent, including heat, a parking space, and swimming pool. Wi-Fi is available for a small monthly fee, which was an added bonus for me working from home. I highly recommend this hidden gem in Heritage Hill!

Fantastic location, in the heart of downtown Grand Rapids. Walking distance to the Main library,…read moreMuseum, Police department, Downtown bars, and Restaurants. Chill residents and Great Staff. The new girl they hired in the office has been extremely helpful, and actually cares about the people that live here.

I've absolutely loved living here! I go to MSU CHM and it's walking distance to the school. It's…read morealso write outside of downtown so it's such an easy walk. There are two lime scooter/bike stations outside so that's another option for going into downtown. The floor to ceiling windows are gorgeous. Amazing nest for AC/heat. Beautiful bathroom. The amenities are amazing - my favorite being the dog washing station, upstairs bbq, rooftop fireplace and lounge. There's also a sweetwaters and other restaurants right downstairs. River walk right across the street. Truly a perfect place. It is a bit pricey but I thought it was worth it for the ease, convenience, and comfort. Alycia the property manager, the team, and maintenance team were all so nice!!!

601 Bond has it all. You can start your day at the gym, grab a coffee at Sweetwaters Coffee, head…read moreto work and come back at night to enjoy the amazing view from the 16th floor. ⁣ ⁣ They offer many amenities that include: a rooftop fitness center, a rooftop deck, fire pits, grilling stations, and an indoor/outdoor lounge area. ⁣ ⁣601 has arguably the best rooftop in GR....Prove us wrong. We'll wait. ⁣ 601 Bond also has some impressive floor plans that might seem wonderfully familiar. ⁣ *The Monroe* *The Mason* *The Rapids* *The Belknap* *The Ionia* *The Bond*⁣ ⁣ Check their website or visit them in person to learn more!

What a fun event space! Whether watching a movie, hitting up a concert, grabbing a meal, or…read moreattending one of their many events in the beautiful promenade outside, you cannot go wrong by going to Studio Park! And make sure you ask to have your parking validated!

I've never had a worse experience than at this location. We paid $30 to park here for an event, my…read more4 year old was crying he had to use the restroom so badly, the woman at the front desk refused to let him use their restroom even though nobody was around. I pleaded with her and she continued to not allow us in the restroom. I've emailed management, she needs to be trained on how to focus on the customers. I spent $10 on a movie ticket so he could use the restroom, then proceeded to pay $30 for my parking. Never go here - these employees have not beeen trained on how to care for the customers or put them first. I'm actually shocked, we've never had an experience at a celebration studio like this before. never will we ever go to this location again.

This is a very interesting neighborhood/tour of old houses in the historic district. We went on…read moreMemorial Day and nothing was open, but you can get tours of some of the houses. I think that includes one of the Frank Lloyd Wright houses. We downloaded the self-guided tour and walked around to see almost all the houses on the list. Even those houses not on the official historical house list are nice to see. Most are beautiful and well maintained. This whole walk took 1.5-2 hours.

The Heritage Hill Association website lists apartments for rent and they include photos now (they…read moredidn't when I first rented my HH apartment). You can also sign up for Heritage Hill alerts from the Heritage Hill Association, which let you know of events and volunteer opportunities in the neighborhood as well as crime alerts in the area. They will even come to your home and do a safety check and teach you how to secure your home. I have contacted the Heritage Hill Association several times with questions about local ordinances, etc. and they are always very helpful!

So done with this place. Got a notice on the door today about a potential code violation. The same…read morething I put a work order for in a long time ago and it was completely ignored. Stay away from this overpriced dump

1. Plumbing: Constantly had to make maintenance requests time and time again due to backed up pipes…read morewhere they would do a weak job and just end up blaming it on us when that ended up not even being the case. After about 5 requests, they finally called someone out to look deeper into the issue and found an old bracelet from before I even moved in. 2. Water: It was a luxury to be able to take a hot shower at any time of day. I can excuse not having warm water once or twice being in a complex, but our water was always FREEZING at all times of the day. The couple times we did have warm water we had to rush to either give the kids a bath, or give ourselves a shower. 3. "Updates": The floors, shower, and backsplash in kitchen are ALL peel off sticker tiles. It's so easy for the floors to get messed up by any and everything. The shower wall literally feels like a plastic board and was clearly not installed properly because there's air trapped behind it making it move. My point is.. the updates they made are a cheap joke. 4. Cost: The fact that a 2 bedroom here is almost $1,400 when the rooms are the size of a closet and we never even have hot water.... Embarrassing. 5. BUGS: Walls are infested with carpenter ants. We had wood shavings coming out of the cracks in the walls from the ants and see them all over the apartment. Even if we had one dish rinsed off in the sink, or one spot of anything on the counter there would be easily 80-100 ants all over the place. All they do is call the exterminator out and he sprays the repellent and leaves. It works for about 3-4 days and they just come back (it is CLEARLY an infestation within the walls). We also have an earwig problem. They are everywhere. It would probably help if the front door was sealed properly but don't get me started on that. 6. DEPOSIT: Once I moved out, they charged $100 for something that was damaged when I moved in. They also charged HUNDREDS for replacing a couple of the peel off floor tiles. They purposely charge outrageous amounts for cheap resources! 11/10 do not recommend Autumn Ridge Apartments.