King Henry Apartments- BYU Student Housing

The housing is ok, though definitely not nice. The management is so cheap and will try to get every penny they can from you. Expect to pay far more than expected for rent, even though rent is already sky high. I do not recommend

DO NOT LIVE HERE, I REPEAT, DO NOT LIVE HERE. They are manipulative and try to do everything they can to get as much money out of students as they can. If you move out in April (which most of the students do) they’ll charge you $75 for every month you lived there. This was the case even though I sold my contract. Anyone who terminates the contract early will have to pay this. It’s outrageous, because they’ll get their money either way. Although this is a clause in the contract, they bury it and... do not address it with you. After talking with the owner about this, he verbally agreed that we wouldn’t have to pay it and then charged us anyway and now claims we “misconstrued” the information. Provo housing has a reputation for being money grubbing and manipulating students, but no where has it been as bad as king Henry. Read More

My daughter is staying at King Henry and her contract is up this week. The end date for her contract is the 12th and she is getting kicked out that morning. She has a final that day. It is pretty immoral that King Henry is kicking BYU students out that early. I called the office and emailed management and was told their hands are tied. I totally get that. All the blame for this belongs to the owners. We are lucky that we have family in the Provo area that she can live with between housing, but... I'm sure there are a bunch of kids that don't have that option. Read More

The property raised our rent to update their pool house and create new amenities. They often charge extra fees and costs. If your rent is late due to their mistakes their staff is unhelpful and they charge you a $40 late fee anyway. Honestly just overrated, I lived here 2 years and things got worse and worse.

Random fees are constantly being put on your account and if you sign up thinking you will pay $360 you will actually be paying $400