Villa Torino Apartments

Kunal Sawant

Good apartments but little noisy for the apartments facing north street. The apartments have a lot of storage space. Design for kitchen is the best. Patios are quite big compared to other apartments and one can make good use of this space.

Kareem Huwaidi

I am not sure where to start with this. After living here for 2.5 years, I am adjusting my initial review. Moving out has been a nightmare for my wife and I. All they care about is your money and they will try their best to charge you as much as they could possibly get out of you. Even though the apartment was left in good and clean condition, they are still taking all of our deposit and even charging us more. Due to some issues we had to break our lease which is understandable that we had to pay thousands in fees, but to take all of our deposit and charging us more was not expected. There are so many issues with VT apartments such as parking or even getting your mail is almost impossible, but also there are some positives such good maintenance team , and having a washer and dryer in unit. I would not recommend anyone who value their comfort and money to move to this place as they have such an unethical approach and also keep in mind that you will have to pay additional $300 - $400 for fees on top of your rent.

Chetan Hiremath

Old apartments with less amenities (gym & pool). For the same rent, you can get better and newer apartments in downtown. Though its gated, most of times the doors are not closed. Management didn’t fix this during my 1 year tenure of stay. AC is in living room only. Only best part is large store in patio.

Helen Nguyen

Lived at Villa Torino for almost 2 years now. The staff at the office are helpful and nice. The only complaint I have is if you live next to the bridge towards Coleman it can get a bit noisy due to construction and with the complex being close to the airport. Otherwise, the apartments are very spacious with high ceilings, clean, and maintenance comes through every time.