Hampton Knoll

john whitman _{on Google}

Apr 3rd, 2024

My wife and I have lived at Hampton going on 6 years. We have had nothing but positive experiences with the facility, maintenence and management staff. When you pay a premium you expect the best and thats what you get at Hampton Knoll.

Pups by Sophie and Pierre _{on Google}

Mar 16th, 2024

The management is so bad.... I bought a dog that was in poor health, and was threatened with an evection notice because he was still intact. I explained to the staff, that he was on multiple medications and my vet was unable to provide the procedure until he was less sickly. They couldn't have cared less about my situation, and when I returned to my apartment after the conversation, they FINED me $1000 in an email. I contacted an attorney and moved out as fast as possible. I now own a house in the Falls and my pup is healthy as can be! Good riddance Hampton Knolls!

Joan Wilson _{on Google}

Jan 30th, 2024

Nice apartment complex. my daughter lives here and it is a very nice community and the apartments are very spacious.

Sherif _{on Google}

Feb 10th, 2024

Me and my wife applied at Hampton Knoll to rent an apartment, they said the application fees for each is $75 so its gonna be $150 for both of us and we have to pay admin fees which is $250. So the total is $400 and then we saw the apartment number 1832 and we didnt like it because it look very old, a dummy room without any windows and garage for only one car so its not value for money the we decided not to go with them. Guess WHAAATT !! They refused to give us $400 back and said the application fees are non refundable and also the admin Fees non refundable except if we didnt qualify !!!!! Thats a Scam literally!! Paying $400 and get nothing!!! I dont recommend to go renting with them because thats an indicator of how they gonna suck up your money and give you nothing in return!!!

Ellen Isaac _{on Google}

Jan 21st, 2024

Super mixed feelings about hampton knoll, so lengthy review incoming.
Truly, it was a very nice place to live. I loved my apartment I had a nice garage and lots of natural light coming in and the complex was quiet and safe. Albeit, I was paying a monthly price that would warrant a very nice place to live. Now onto the mixed feelings:
Hampton Knoll *will* gouge you when you move out. You can count on that. I paid well over $3k in pet deposits and pet rent in my 3 years of living there and when I moved out, I was charged $3k for carpet replacement. In all fairness, there was certainly normal wear and tear it was a white carpet and I lived there for 3 years. But there was not wear outside of that normal wear. When I asked why, they said my pets. When I asked what the pet rent was for, they said nothing? Perhaps I am the ignorant one, but I have rented and lived in *many* apartments with my dog and have ALWAYS had my entire security deposit returned with any extra money needed for carpet cleaning being chalked up as even because of pet rent.
Anyway, I also repeatedly had issues with mold in the bathrooms that the manager refused to address (this was the old manager - the new manager seems much better, but my unit continued to have issues with mold throughout the 3 years). My AC broke *twice* in late august when temps were 90+ degrees and my apt was 85-87 degrees and it took 2 days to get it fixed both times because its not an emergency unless you have a baby. Again, in all fairness, that happened with the old manager, but just something to be mindful of, especially with a brand new complex right across the street that is barely more expensive.
My final complaint is that, after I moved out, I got an email from the manager saying I got a package. I missed the email but a couple months later found the email and called about my package. The manager had no idea where the package was. I get it, it took me a while to see the email but I guess I would have expected a call or voicemail if she couldnt get into contact with me versus just throwing the package away or doing whatever she did with it.
Anyway, as I said: I liked my unit a lot. But Id recommend weighing your options, especially if you have a pet!