I lived here for four years . The complex has more of a friendly neighborhood feeling than most places I looked at. The location within Katy is excellent; it’s close enough to get to things very quickly, but is on a quiet street.

The few times that I had maintenance issues were dealt with immediately, and the office staff were unfailingly pleasant and helpful.

I moved to the other side of Houston, otherwise I would still be living here.

I hate living in apartments first off. But this place is the only apartment I can say I’ve lived at that I enjoyed. People are friendly, both the staff and the tenants. It’s quiet since you don’t share walls. Highly recommended to anyone.

This complex is the most money hungry complex I have ever lived at. Been here for around 6 months, and how they do business makes no sense. First, there is a trash fee. When I asked why there is a trash fee, I was told "because we have dumpsters". What complex doesn't have dumpsters, any place I have ever lived, if there is a trash fee someone is usually coming by to pick it up. Then you have the double water bill, I still don't understand this. The explanation I received was more confusing than... the charges themselves. There is also a processing fee for your rent, and if you pay online, there is an online payment surcharge added as well. Plus you have to have the rent in by the 2nd of each month. Again, another first for me as it has always been on the 3rd at any other complex or house I've rented. Had to learn that one the hard way when they charged me a $75 late fee for paying on the 3rd. Then you have parking...There is none! They have open parking which means anybody can park anywhere (including visitors) and stay parked pretty much as long as they want. Residents have no guaranteed parking!!! But, for some reason they give you a useless parking permit that means nothing. When I questioned the office about this, I was told " You can park in the neighborhood next to complex". I have a 4 yr old little girl, do you understand how inconvenient that would be! Which forces you to buy a covered parking spot, or sit in the parking lot for however long until someone moves. Then someone had the genius idea of blocking all the unused covered parking with concrete blocks so no one could park in them, again alienating the actual residence who out of desperation for a place to park occasionally park in the unused spots. I said all that to say this place is terrible, and I didn't even touch the issues with my actual apartment itself. So, I will not be renewing my lease and I can't wait to get out of there. Read More

Living at Cimarron Pkwy Apts. has been good, safe, and quiet. People have pets, but they haven't been a problem to me. There are occasions where cars will drive through the neighborhood with loud music, but that only happens on the weekend. The dumpsters are in the very back of the complex... mere inconvenience. I like the safety and convenience of not being directly on high-traffic Mason and having the stop light at the end of the street. I-10 is a few stoplights down the road. Unit size for... the price is great! My biggest issues, though, are verryyy thin walls and the parking (yes, you can hear doors closing like a previous review mentioned). Apt. staff is great and personable, landscaping and maintenance do a great job in a timely manner, and everyone seems to mind their business. To my understanding, though, the water bill is split up among all of us even if I use much less water by myself than the unit near me with three residents? Fireplace and mantel, black GE appliances, and overhead microwave included in premium building. Spacious units for the price, would recommend. Read More

I like the apartment for the most part. Nice and quite atmosphere during the day. You can hear people above you making noise when they walk. My issue was at the beginning when I was finding out about little things that needed to be done to have my pets after they were already at the apartments. It is hard to get pet shot records when your starting a new job and have to have another person take your pets in. The site just needs more information about the procedure for moving in and all the things... you are going to have to pay for. Read More