Gateway Apartments

Carolina Ríos Trujillo 

on Google

a month ago

This complex was built in 1973, so I get all those complaints about how old the buildings are, because that’s exactly what they are. The complex overall isn’t aesthetically pleasing, but that doesn’t bother me at all considering the cheap rent. If you’re looking for a beautiful building, look somewhere else. Pros: • Closer to campus than Colorado, and I don’t mind having to use the UT Shuttle—you just have to keep an eye on the arrival times. • All utilities and laundry are included in your rent. • Spacious apartments (I liv... read more

Elijah Theis 

on Google

10 months ago

This place has all the space, freedom, and access to goods and services that I could possibly need. Compared to the dorms, it is significantly less expensive and noisy. I live by myself, so I also have the privacy and opportunities to make my own choices, customize my living arrangements, and exercise time management skills. It really exposes me some of the responsibilities and freedoms of adulthood. I cannot give perfect feedback about community life, since I have not participated in it too much, but of the events I did go ... read more

BloodRider 1914 

on Google

a year ago

I like to call this place a commie block, because that's basically what it is. It's subsidised housing for UT students, and, even if the layout isn't the prettiest, the apartments themselves are reasonably spacious and the location is perfectly placed between UT and all sorts of amenities like restaurants, bars, grocery stores, outdoors activities, and others. If you do get a place here, I'd say probably go for it.