Regency at Longhill Apartments

cars no lighting there for safety .the lights on building come on around 9pm..pool area small only 2 tables with umbrella playground beside it so the kids from pool come there and make the slides wet no swings for kids park needs update equipment. managers in office was notify but nothing is never done here cant keep office staff as well

Fortunately, I am getting out of here in the near future. It's unfortunate because until this new company took over I always thought I would be here for many years.

office barely open. Poor management all around.

because they did it for us. Maintenance requests were handled quickly and efficiently without delays. Joe in the Maintenance Department is outstanding. He always had the attitude that he wanted to help you and didn't act as though the request was an inconvenience. I really enjoyed my two years at Regency. If you want value for your money, great location, quite and safe neighborhood then you will not be disappointed. The great office and maintenance staff are just an added bonus.

are so friendly! Most importantly for me, the complex is very dog-friendly. The only drawback is that Regency does not have a dog run, but there is so much space to walk/run and a trail! The complex is only a few minute drive from New Town and other shopping centers, and maybe a 10 minute drive from the William & Mary campus and Colonial Williamsburg. I'd definitely recommend Regency to anybody moving to Williamsburg!

a 2 bedroom (and den) for 3 people. When I move, I won't necessarily miss the price value, but I also know it could be a lot worse (and likely would in Williamsburg). Facilities: They aren't that nice to begin with, but they are well-maintained. There are pools, a short walking trail, a tennis court, and a playground, but I haven't felt compelled to use any because they aren't super nice. But once again, they are well-maintained and plenty of people use them. Safety: I've never felt unsafe and I feel comfortable letting my girlfriend walk to her car at night by herself (I swear I'm usually a gentleman). You head down the road a little bit, and there are much sketchier locations that put it into perspective. This is Williamsburg, after all -- about 95% of the city and surrounding area is very safe. That said, I have seen cop cars responding to calls in the complex, but it doesn't really bother me because I know my neighbors and feels as though they are trustworthy people. Plenty of older people and children live there too and I think that shows how safe it can be. It is absolutely perfect for a group of college/graduate students (who don't plan on hosting too many parties...), but I wouldn't try and start/raise a family here.