The Henry (St Petersburg) – Decision Review
This review helps you decide whether The Henry is the right student residence for you, based on verified resident feedback, pricing, and location data.
Who This Residence Suits
The Henry works best for students who value a strong on-site community and easy access to the university campus. The property’s location (adjacent to a local university campus in St Petersburg, FL) scores a perfect 5.0/5.0 on location, according to resident ratings. Residents also rate the social atmosphere, amenities, community feel, and property condition at 5.0/5.0 each. If you enjoy interacting with neighbours, participating in building events, and having modern common spaces like a gym, study room, and parking, The Henry is a natural fit.
The management and maintenance teams receive consistently positive feedback. Multiple reviewers highlight specific staff members (Zach, Anthony, and Harry) for being “incredibly friendly and helpful” and for making the moving-in process “feel easy, exciting, and genuinely enjoyable.” This suggests a responsive team that goes beyond basic service – especially valuable for international students who may need extra support adjusting to a new city.
The residence offers three room types: 1-bedroom (1b), 2-bedroom (2b), and 4-bedroom (4b) units. If you want maximum privacy, a 1b gives you your own space with shared amenities. If you prefer a social living environment with lower rent, 4b units are typically the most affordable per person.
Who This Residence Does Not Suit
The Henry may not suit students on a tight budget. The property’s minimum price starts at $1,239/month (indicative — confirm with the operator). This is noticeably higher than the city-wide starting price of $1,075/month for other student residences in St Petersburg. If you need the lowest possible rent, you may find more affordable options elsewhere in the city.
Additionally, if you are sensitive to noise or prefer a quieter, more independent living environment, consider that the social score is 5.0/5.0 – indicating a lively community. While one resident noted “noise hasn’t been an issue,” others may feel differently. The food rating sits at 3.5/5.0 and staff rating at 3.5/5.0 (though this seems to contrast with the praise in written reviews – the numerical score may reflect occasional inconsistency across all residents). If high-quality on-site dining or perfectly consistent service is a priority, you may want to check these aspects further.
Finally, if you are looking for a short-term lease (less than one academic year), note that the minimum lease length is not specified in the data. You should confirm directly with the operator before booking.
What Residents Actually Say
All three available reviews (from Google, rated 5 out of 5) paint a consistent picture of a well-managed, friendly building.
Willifer Vascheesy (5-star review): “I’ve been living here for about a month and it’s been a great experience so far. The community is welcoming, maintenance responds quickly whenever something needs fixing, and noise hasn’t been an issue at all. All of the staff, and Harry especially, is incredibly friendly and helpful, always checking in and making ever…”
Will James (5-star review): “Anthony at the Henry made the whole experience stand out. From the tour to answering questions, he was extremely knowledgeable about every part of the building and didn’t miss a detail. You can tell he really understands the property inside and out, which made everything feel a lot more straightforward. He was also sup…”
Tommas Ka (5-star review): “I can’t say enough great things about Zach and Anthony at the front desk of the Henry Apartment. From the moment I walked in, they made what could have been a stressful process feel easy, exciting, and genuinely enjoyable. Zach and Anthony were incredibly welcoming, patient, and knowledgeable. They took the time to rea…”
These reviews underscore the staff’s role in creating a positive moving-in experience. The words “welcoming,” “knowledgeable,” and “responsive maintenance” appear consistently. If a supportive front desk team matters to you, The Henry appears to deliver.
Price Positioning vs the City’s From-Price
St Petersburg’s lowest monthly rent for student residences is $1,075 (indicative — confirm with the operator). The Henry’s cheapest unit starts at $1,239/month, which is $164 higher than the city floor. That’s roughly a 15% premium over the cheapest option available.
However, the Henry’s maximum price reaches $2,939/month, likely for premium 1-bedroom units or top-floor apartments. This places it at the upper end of the city’s student housing market. For comparison, there are only 2 student properties listed in St Petersburg (according to the source data), so options are limited. The Henry may be the pricier of the two.
When evaluating value, consider what you are getting: a social community (5.0), modern amenities (5.0), excellent location (5.0), and good value for money (5.0) by resident rating. If you can afford the extra money and prioritise a hassle-free, socially engaging living experience, the premium may be justified.
Room-Type Guidance
- 1-bedroom (1b): Best for students who value privacy and are willing to pay the highest price. Likely in the upper portion of the $1,239–$2,939 range. Suitable for those who need quiet study time or who do not want to share a bathroom.
- 2-bedroom (2b): A middle option. You share with one roommate. Generally cheaper per person than a 1b, but gives you more personal space than a 4b. Good compromise between cost and privacy.
- 4-bedroom (4b): Typically the most budget-friendly per person. Best for students who enjoy living with multiple people and want to keep rent low. Expect shared common areas and bathrooms.
If you are unsure, start by checking the 4b price — if it fits your budget, that often gives the best value for communal living. If you value quiet study, consider a 1b.
Booking Timing
The Henry’s availability starts from 20 August 2026. As of July 2026, that is about six weeks away. For a start date in late August, you should book as soon as possible. Student housing in a university-adjacent area often fills up before the academic year begins. Waiting until August may leave you with fewer unit choices or higher prices (since cheaper units tend to go first).
If you are arriving for the Fall 2026 semester, the ideal booking window is now through early August. If you need a rental starting earlier or later (e.g., spring 2027), confirm with the operator that the unit will be available for your desired dates.
Frequently Asked Questions
H3: What is included in the rent? Are utilities extra?
The data does not specify utility inclusion. Typically, student apartments may include water, trash, and internet, but you should confirm exact inclusions with the operator. Parking and gym are listed as amenities; check if parking fees apply separately.
H3: Is the property close to the university campus?
Resident ratings give location a perfect 5.0/5.0, indicating it is directly adjacent to the local university campus. The address is on the University of Tampa area (the institution itself is not named as a recommendation). Walking or short biking distance is likely. Confirm the exact distance on a map.
H3: What is the rental deposit amount?
Deposit information is not listed in the provided data. Contact the operator to ask whether a deposit is required and how much it is. Some properties charge a one-month deposit, others a smaller fee.
Sources & data date
All pricing, ratings, and reviews in this article are sourced from the Amber platform as of 2026-07. Prices are indicative — confirm exact amounts and availability with the operator.
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