Best Parking Space Rentals In Washington Near Me

Emmanuel Coleman: Spaces are too cramped, lanes are too narrow. Saw a few freshly dinged cars.

sine jones: Always a great place to visit

Азамат Изжанов: 0 star. For 1,5 hour 22 $. Horrible. Avoid this place

Maria Gomez: The parking garage is very small, very expensive (we paid 35.00 for 4 hours (max is 45). The parking lot is very congested, the design of the garage is like a labyrinth. We spent about 15 minutes looking for parking. There is limited parking in this area so there are not many options making this one of the few choices.

Stela Patidar: Mice, mice, and mice. Oh and roaches sometimes.

Lihong bourg: Very nice parking lot

Antonios Patagos: L125 location the guy at the lobby was totally rude

Samurai Girl: We parked at terminal B/C. Parking gate said first hour was free, but it wasn’t. Price was $12 for 2 hours. Parking entrance and around the airport is extremely hard to find where to go. The signs are small, none of them say “departure””arrival” like other airport. And it’s designed for no one to see at night. No signs have lighting. I prefer PHL over this DCA.

Wayne Evans: Great work space

Jennifer Young: We lived here for three years and really enjoyed it. You pay a pretty penny for your unit but they have nice amenities. Pre-pandemic, they provided a basic continental breakfast daily during the week. Every holiday and summer, they hosted a party for the residents. Post-pandemic, all of that stopped — but when Ken was the manager, he compensated by providing catering, which was nice. The best part of our days have been when we interact with Joy and Terry (concierge) and Taurean (maintenance). These three know everyone because they are such friendly and wonderful people. They are competent and professional. We were so glad that they haven’t been part of the turnover staff during our time here. I can’t say enough good things about them. Viktor (gables staff) is also really friendly and professional. If the amenities worked, I may have given them a fifth star. The club room fireplace and Tv haven’t worked in two years. The outside furniture also needs to be updated (the bites I was getting looked like bed bug bites). But aside from that, we really enjoyed our time here and miss the staff a lot!

Rhonda Warner: Nice and convenient parking garages within short walking distance of several Smithsonian museums. A few fast food restaurants are open on weekend in the food court. Public restrooms. Spy museum is located on the top level as well as a hotelWould recommend

Richard Santiago: I booked a rental reservation online. It took me a lot of time and walking to find this Budget/Avis office since this is in a huge parking garage. After taking an Uber to get to this location, they told me that there was no car available. It’s like getting into an airport with a confirmation number but then the airline will tell you that there’s no seat available. Is that acceptable? They just said sorry but didn’t even compensate me for my Uber ride from my hotel to their location. What a waste of time, effort and money!

Maria Smith: The mail problem is so horrible in this building. It is clear that management has not created a schedule for front desk individuals to sort through mail so that packages are ready for pick up upon delivery. I have had multiple packages not be processed for one or two days. I have gone to the front desk more times than I can count after work around 8 PM and have showed them confirmation codes of packages delivered at 7 AM. Their answer is usually that the package is still not been “processed”. I will then go the next day before work at 9 AM to check on the status and still no processed package. To be clear, this is regarding packages that have been dropped off in this building but management has failed to create a schedule so that staff will have to sort through packages and have them available for pick up to residents. This is unacceptable. I am very close to creating a PO Box somewhere else so that I can pick up things I need like medication, house supplies, etc. promptly as opposed to waiting 2 to 3 days for the building to sort through it. The fact I am paying a steep rent and cannot get mail that has been delivered is beyond me. This is a huge reason to not live in this building because there is no communication between management and they make you feel like it is inappropriate to ask for your packages that were delivered multiple days ago.

S C: Too expensive for daily parking !! Use Economy parking if traveling for more than a day . It is indeed walking distance to the airport from underground but way too expensive for average customer!!

Valerie Chandler: Terrible event! I was invited to The 2nd annual DC Brunch Festival on Dock 5 and it was the pits!!! It was more like a Sardines festival. It was packed, hard to walk around, lines everywhere, plenty drinks and very little food!!! The free glass was dirty and plastic! Parking a logistical nightmare. I had to go next door and pay to eat! This event is for the easily duped!!!

Justin N: You know that saying that you don’t get to know someone until you live with them? As a resident of Related for over a 1 year and a half I can attest to this. They will be responsive throughout your entire leasing process but once you’re in, my experience with them has been anything but responsive. I personally dealt with Chad. I’ve reached out to him in January and March separately to get answers on what was promised to me from las year. Leasing agents thinks it’s acceptable to literally not respond back and to hold off on company promises. In August 2021 I transferred buildings and have yet to hear any updates on my additional security deposit that I was suppose to get back and we are in May. Additionally I was offered a referral bonus in August for referring a colleague and again 9 months later they are continuing to avoid my emails. You literally have to corner them in person to get any update if you’re lucky. This was the same for me when transferring buildings. All my deadlines were missed and I had to stay on top of my transfer when it came to signing my second lease. My advice is that if you’re promised something from specially Chad to make sure it’s in writing or an email. Additionally you will likely be looked straight in the face and lied to like I have. My referral bonus was apparently denied (which no one told me after corning him in person) according to Chad because “He thought I was trying to put in a referral bonus on behalf of myself for transferring units and put in for it”, which is far from the truth and is sketchy in itself to do. He was very aware of my actual referral as I’ve been on top of them for the past few months and this was a tactic to stall more time. I’m not the only one with this problem. It seems that I will get more of a response by writing a review. I reached out to Carrie the general manager on May 2nd expressing my complaints after rating the resident survey as poorly as I could. As of May 11th I have not received response back after explicitly stating that Chad has not been responding to my emails. Again you will have to corner agents to get any update. Chad is forgetful when it’s convenient for him. My days of Chad saying “Let me get back to you” and never does are over with. There are several residents who also had issues with Chad and other residents who I know personally who will purposely go to the other leasing agents. No one wants to write a bad review especially name dropping because of that awkwardness that you’ll end up of having to face in person and/or the ability for the company to work with you in the future. I weighed out my options and under no circumstance how I’ve been treated is acceptable. This review has been several months in the making. Another complaint: In both buildings I never had any cellular service in my apartment. I have ATT and T-Mobile, and rely on my wifi to get any service which was blamed on the “thick windows”.

Gio: Great prices!

Wendi Hausfeld: While my background is not in event planning, I often have to coordinate 10-15 corporate executive events per year. I could not have been more pleased with the National Union Building. In addition to the unique and personal space (preferable to a sterile conference room somewhere), it was the level of service that wowed me AND made my job so much easier. The sales and event staff were incredibly accommodating, responsive, and knowledgeable - they were able to recommend all the best caterers and help me with every detail. They anticipated my questions before I asked! So wonderful to work with and look forward to planning another one soon.