Aspire College Station
College Station, TX 77840, USA · 4.2 (400 Google reviews)
About this residence
Aspire College Station is a student residence in Bryan, United States, offering 1-bedroom and 4-bedroom options. Listed rates range between $914 and $2,079 per month, varying with room type and contract. It holds a 4.2★ Google rating across 400 published reviews. The operator highlights parking, gym, wifi. Minimum stays start at 3 months, with rooms available from 20 Aug 2026. Figures are indicative — confirm current pricing and terms with the operator before signing.
What residents say
Sketchy place. I’m paying $almost $1200 a month for a room that is listed on their website as $900 for new lease contracts. My request for lease adjustment was fully denied as the lease contract explicit states the rate. However, my friend who knows the staff here was able to personally talk to them and have their rent
I do not recommend. I lived at Aspire last year and it was a pretty great experience. However, since it has become ION, there have been many issues. I understand that transition periods are tough but they have had no issues rebranding everything. Replacing all our apartment number signs, study room vinyl, and painting
If your son or daughter is considering ION, be aware that you may have to deal with an unhelpful and disorganized front desk staff(Vanessa,Mahire ). We arranged for the front desk to provide apartment keys to a cleaning service, since ION charges extremely high cleaning fees for minor issues. However, when the cleaners
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