REVIEWS

The EHS East Village Residence was an amazing experience this summer! The room and amenities were in great condition, the staff and security were very helpful, and the location was a perfect spot in the East Village. I loved every moment of it and miss it already! Thank you EHS.

I had to come onto Google reviews to speak highly of my experience at EHS for a second time. After living in the city for three months, there is no other place that I could suggest to someone more for student housing. For starters, the location is in one of the best possible spots for anyone who is new to the city and is learning to navigate the MTA. Secondly, the EHS staff are kind and attentive. Thirdly, the security is top-notch. There was never a time during my stay when I felt unsafe. When I look back at my time spent in the city, EHS will always hold a place in my fond memories of my time in the city.

Spent Summer 2025 in 55 John Street location and had a great experience. Located right next to subway station, about half a block away that easily takes you to midtown area. also less than a 10 minute walk to Brooklyn bridge. Enjoyed meeting other interns in the building!

I recently spent time at St. George Towers on EHS, and I couldn't be more pleased. from the second that I got there, it was terrific.

Where it's at, it can't be beaten. Brooklyn Heights is elegant, historic, and woefully tranquil. You are next to the 1 train, museums, shops, restaurants, all that you would want in NYC without being in the noisy middle of Midtown constantly.

Facilities and amenities are also well looked after with some contemporary additions. There is a gym, laundry space, common study spaces, and good and fast WiFi everywhere. Everything that you might need for study or work is there.

And the room was also well furnished with reasonable quality fundamentals like a study desk, bed, and storage area, so I did not need to get worried about getting heavy furniture.

The staff, since I had arrived, have been professional and welcoming. Any issue would be resolved right away. The building also has student life activities, which allow residents like me to get to know other individuals and become close, always a plus while staying in a big city like NYC.

It is also wonderful to note that since there are a lot of students and interns around, it becomes a community setting. The security like key entry, 24-hour reception, and staff gave me a sense of security

If you're looking for NYC intern/student housing and want something convenient, communal, and comfortable, St. George Towers is a very good choice. You get the benefit of being in one of the best areas of the city without sacrificing the amenities that you need, and the management strive to make it homely and safe. Highly recommended for sure.

EHS East Village Residence was great for the summer! The rooms and amenities were in great condition and is in a pretty central location in the city. Security was also always at the front desk which made for a safer experience!

I had such an amazing time at EHS. During my entire internship, the offered me constant support. The staff was lovely and was always accommodating to my needs. If I happen to have another internship in New York, I pray it's with EHS <3.

I absolutely loved staying at St. George Towers during my summer internship. Honestly, it couldn’t have been a better setup. The security team was super on top of things and always checking who came in and out, which made me feel really safe living in a big city like New York.

The building itself was awesome. The kitchen, study rooms, laundry — all the common spaces — were always clean, modern, and easy to use. My room was way bigger than I expected for NYC, with a huge bathroom and an incredible view of the skyline and Brooklyn Bridge. I had a fridge, microwave, desk, dresser, and so much closet space, which was perfect for settling in.

The location is what really sold me. There’s a subway station literally a minute away that gets you into Manhattan in about 15 minutes. Downtown Brooklyn’s only a 10-minute walk, and there’s a grocery store across the street, tons of little convenience shops, and even a 24/7 deli with anything you could want. The whole area felt super safe — I’d walk around at night without worry — and you’re also just a short walk from the pier with an amazing view of the skyline.

On top of all that, it was so much cheaper than what my friends were paying in Manhattan, and the Wi-Fi and maintenance were great. Overall, I had the best experience living here and would recommend it to any intern looking for a safe, convenient, and affordable spot in NYC.

Amazing place to dorm at

Ehs hudson yards has an amazing community from RAs to cleaning staff and security staff. I love how clean and modern the building is, and I always feel safe. The location is a prime spot and I love living here.

The staff was amazing, and I always felt safe living here. The location is convenient, and having laundry in the building was a huge plus. The rooms are a bit dated, and I was disappointed when cable became optional during my stay, but overall, I have no major complaints.

EHS East Village Residence was great! The security and staff did a great job and were available at all times when needed. The rooms and amenities were in great condition and we experienced minimal issues throughout the summer.

Amazing community

I made life long friends here. They have a fantastic student life department that actually allows you to make friends, the amenities are so nice to have all in one space. Security is really nice after a long day. Would recommend!

I roomed here for summer housing. I lived in a normal size, unlofted triple for 10 weeks, which cost $4000. I did not know anybody before coming into the city to sublet with, so I was referred to using EHS. I think it was a good decision, since the dorm style living made it easy to meet a lot of people my age (college rising junior). It has large lobbies, rooms for reservations, and a kitchen that people leave communal stuff in. The biggest drawback is maintenance. The elevators were frequently broken and some laundry machines didn’t work. Our room had a leak in the ceiling. I also think it’s cheaper to sublet somewhere else, and you’d be able to get a separate area with your roommates. However, I would choose to live here again next year if I needed to be in NYC. It’s a really nice area and right next to a subway station, the promenade, and Brooklyn bridge. The dorm style made it really easy to make new friends, which was the most valuable to me as someone coming in to the city alone.