Overview
Saga Reno is a student housing property located at Reno, NV 89512, USA. It offers shared apartments with 2‑bedroom, 3‑bedroom, 4‑bedroom, and 5‑bedroom unit types. Monthly rent ranges from $702 to $963 (indicative — confirm with the operator), with a deposit of $100. Availability starts from 17 August 2026. The property carries a Google rating of 3.4 based on 293 reviews.
Reno’s student housing market currently has three listed properties. Saga Reno’s starting price of $702 is the same as the city’s lowest from‑price, meaning it is one of the more budget‑friendly options in town. The property features a study area, laundry facilities, and an art room — tagged amenities that point toward a balance between academic support and creative recreation.
This review breaks down who will find Saga Reno a good fit, who might want to look elsewhere, what residents actually say, price positioning among Reno options, guidance on choosing a room type, and when to book.
Location and Surroundings
Saga Reno is situated within Reno, a mid‑sized city in Nevada that hosts several higher education institutions (though no specific university names are provided in the data). The address is a general city‑level location, so exact proximity to campus is not available. However, being in Reno, residents have access to the city’s public transit, retail, and entertainment. The property’s tags suggesting a study area and laundry facility indicate that on‑site essentials are covered, which is helpful if the property is not immediately walkable to a university.
Room Types and Pricing
Saga Reno offers five unit types: 2‑bedroom, 3‑bedroom, 4‑bedroom, and 5‑bedroom. The monthly rent range is $702–$963 (indicative — confirm with the operator). The deposit is a flat $100. Here is what that means in practical terms:
- The lowest price ($702) likely corresponds to a space in a 4‑ or 5‑bedroom unit — the most economical way to rent.
- The highest price ($963) probably belongs to a private room in a 2‑bedroom unit, or possibly a larger single‑occupancy room in a share.
- A 3‑bedroom unit would fall somewhere in the middle of the range.
Because the city’s lowest price across all properties is also $702, Saga Reno is positioned at the entry level of Reno’s student housing market. It is not the cheapest possible (if any lower exists), but it is among the most affordable. If you are on a tight budget, a room in a 4‑ or 5‑bedroom unit is the way to keep costs down.
The property does not list a minimum lease term in the data. Typically, student housing leases run 12 months, but you should confirm with the operator. Availability starts 17 August 2026, so the lease would begin around the start of the 2026‑2027 academic year.
Who This Residence Suits
Saga Reno works well for students who are:
- Budget‑conscious – With a starting price of $702, it is one of the cheapest options in Reno. If you are willing to share an apartment with three or four other people, you can reduce your monthly housing cost significantly.
- Comfortable with larger households – The property offers 4‑ and 5‑bedroom units. These are best suited for students who enjoy a social living environment and do not mind coordinating schedules with multiple flatmates.
- Looking for on‑site study and creative space – The study area and art room are dedicated spaces that could help you focus without leaving the building. Laundry facilities also mean you won’t need to find a laundromat.
- Flexible on move‑in timing – The available date is mid‑August 2026, which aligns with the typical fall academic term. You can move in shortly before classes start.
Who This Residence Does Not Suit
Some student profiles may find Saga Reno less suitable:
- Those who want a private bathroom or a studio – No studio or private‑bathroom unit types are listed. All rooms are within shared apartments of 2–5 bedrooms. If you need a private bathroom, you would need to check other properties.
- Students who value high Google ratings – 3.4 out of 5 with 293 reviews is below average. Some residents have reported issues with amenities and management.
- Anyone who needs a short‑term lease (e.g., one semester) – The property does not specify a minimum lease, but student housing leases are typically annual. You should confirm directly if you need a shorter term.
- People who drive and need guest parking – As noted in one review below, guest parking passes are reported as hard to obtain.
What Residents Actually Say
We include three verbatim Google reviews to give you a balanced picture.
Kiera Johnson (rating 1 out of 5):
“The new policy for guest parking is very impractical and inconvenient. I have walked down to the leasing office 2 days in a row this week during my break from work and they’ve said they don’t have any guest passes, then sent the email attached today, saying they don’t have them again. Honestly that email was helpful so”
This review highlights a frustration with the guest parking policy. It suggests that if you plan to have visitors by car, or if you drive yourself and expect to host guests, you may face difficulties.
Kaylene Calamayan (rating 5 out of 5):
“I had a great experience touring with Mikayla Stewart. She was professional, knowledgeable, and very detail‑oriented. She took the time to explain the features of the apartment, amenities, and leasing process in a way that was easy to understand. Mikayla was also very friendly and made us feel comfortable throughout th”
This positive review focuses on the leasing staff during a tour. It indicates that the front‑office team can be helpful and thorough, at least in the pre‑move‑in stage.
Haidyn S. (rating 5 out of 5):
“Saga has been great for me. There has been some issues with the place such as broken gym equipment, pool not being open, internet outages, and a few other minor issues. But one outstanding piece is the helpfulness of the front desk. One is particular, I believe her name is Maddison, she has been especially great and al”
This resident acknowledges recurring maintenance issues (gym equipment, pool, internet) but praises the front desk staff. The overall tone suggests that if problems arise, the office is responsive enough to keep the tenant satisfied.
Summary from reviews: the leasing office receives positive marks, but operational issues like parking policies, broken amenities, and internet outages are real concerns. The 3.4 aggregate rating reflects this mix.
Booking Timing and Advice
Availability starts 17 August 2026. For a move‑in at the start of the 2026 academic year, you should begin planning several months in advance:
- Early spring 2026 – Start monitoring availability. Student housing near campuses often fills up by April or May.
- May–June 2026 – Reach out to the property to confirm lease terms, deposit requirements, and any promotions that may apply (though we avoid “book now” language). Secure your room by signing a lease.
- July–August 2026 – If you haven’t signed by this point, rooms – especially the cheaper 5‑bedroom spots – may be gone. But given that the city has only three properties, demand could be moderate.
Because the price range is $702–$963, the lower end rooms are likely snapped up first. If you want the most affordable option, aim to book in spring 2026. If you can afford the higher end, you may have more flexibility.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the rent at Saga Reno?
The data indicates that the property offers a study area, laundry facility, and art room as tags. The exact utilities (water, electricity, internet) are not specified. You should ask the operator whether any bills are included in the monthly rent and what additional fees apply.
Is there a gym or pool at Saga Reno?
Reviews mention gym equipment being broken and the pool not being open at times. This suggests that both a gym and a pool exist on‑site, but their reliability has been questioned. Confirm their operational status with the management before signing.
Can I get a short‑term lease (less than 12 months)?
The dataset does not list a minimum lease. Typical student housing leases run 12 months, but some operators offer semester‑based terms. Contact Saga Reno directly to ask about shorter durations. August 2026 availability suggests a standard academic‑year lease.
Sources & data date
All rental figures, reviews, and ratings are sourced from the property listing as of July 2026. Prices are indicative — confirm with the operator. Google rating and review texts are publicly available via Google Maps.
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