Best Room Rentals In Washington Near Me

Zach Powell: My wife and I have never been to a big city before. Coming from a small town in Kentucky, we were worried about coming to D.C. However, the owner (Brian) and Louise has been absolutely wonderful! The apartment was in a very safe and very upscale neighborhood. We were able to pay for a secure parking spot as well. Our neighbors were quiet and working professionals (always gone). If there were any questions, someone always answered them promptly via chat or text! I cannot reccomend Capitol Hill stay enough! If we are ever in DC again, we will be staying with them!

ell bee: We recently had the opportunity to stay at one of the John Marshall House units on Capitol Hill. The unit was fabulous - the perfect size for a couple, stocked with everything you could need, and very clean. Location can't be beat - close to everything in the Capitol Hill area and a very safe neighborhood. Property owners were fabulous as well - great communication, and they provided us with helpful suggestions and tips. Would love to stay here again!

michelle baum: We stayed at one of their properties in Eastern Market/Capitol Hill neighborhood In D.C in October 2021. They were very responsive and answered all our questions. We were able to have off street parking for a very reasonable price! Unit was beautifully kept, clean and had everything we needed. Quiet neighborhood and great area to have as base for DC travel. Would highly recommend staying with Capitol Hill Stay groups' properties. Support this great veteran owned business!

Christopher Wagner: I almost don't want to write this because I don't want the competition the next time I look for a place to stay in DC. But everybody's got to make a living and the owners of Capitol Hill Stay have earned theirs, so I have to tell the truth - the place was fantastic. A great location, a great place, detailed and friendly communication from the host, a backyard to relax a bit in and a place to leave the car and not do the DC street parking shuffle. It was like having a dream home in DC and I hope we can luck into it again sometime down the line a bit...

Veronica Thomas: Location! Location! Location! What you sacrifice in size for a studio by the heart of the Capitol, you made up for it with location! The owners were responsive, the place was clean, and we felt very secure! We were driving in from out of town and took advantage of the parking space behind the building and don't regret it! We were able to see our vehicle from our window and access it easily! The neighborhood was quiet and it was a great launching point for our family of four!

Monika McDermott: Brian and Luis at Capitol Hill Stay are fantastic, as are their properties. We stayed at 823 A st NE, Apt 1, and had a wonderful time. The apartment was clean and surprisingly well-appointed. We were there for 5 weeks and the owners were attentive to our every need (not that there were many). We loved the neighborhood - Eastern Market is such a dream to have so close. I highly recommend this small company and their great and interesting apartments. Also, they're pet friendly!

Leslie Vargas: My friend and I came to Washington DC for a girls trip to visit her daughter and my son, who is a student there. We loved the apartment from the first second we stepped into as it instantly felt like a home away from home. It is beautiful and well furnished with high ceilings and tall windows. The apartment is immaculate and every detail is attended to, including a coffee pot that makes delicious coffee and quality linens that are so comfortable after a long day of seeing the sites. It is located in a safe neighborhood and is a nice walk to The Eastern Market, independently owned boutiques, restaurants, a CVS and a wine shop. The apartment is so inviting that we decided to cook there one night and it was so convenient that the The Eastern Market is full of lovely fresh vegetables, fresh meats and a bakery. Outside the market were street vendors with quality goods to sell which was so fun to browse. I have found that where you stay can make such a difference in the tone of a vacation and this one certainly did. It was a such a wonderful time and I’m looking so forward to visiting DC with my husband and staying there again.

Diana Ogarkova: We visited Washington for a tourist trip as a family, and this house exceeded our expectations. It's an impressive historic 3-story townhouse close to Capitol. The location was perfect: the neighborhood is quiet, and at the same time close to everything. We liked that we could get everywhere by walking, at the same time we were away from the city noise. Space: it was nicely decorated with a homely feel and spacious, plenty of shared space and 3 bedrooms. I personally loved the books collection on the 2nd floor living room. Recommended: if you are in Washington and want to feel like a local :).

leo sokolskiy: Great place to stay in Washington. Walking distance to the National Mall monuments and museums. Very comfortable and quiet location, parking spot is a great plus if you are driving in. Kitchen has all the utensils as well as washer and dryer. Brian and Luis are very accommodating and responsive.

Anson Laytner: In April, we stayed at a beautiful one-bedroom apartment on a very quiet street (A Street). It had all the conveniences of home--and with a better bed! But what set this rental apart from so many others is its incredible location. It is literally a few blocks from the Capitol, Union Station, Eastern Market and several Metro lines. Multiple restaurants are also within a few minutes' walk. All the Smithsonian museums are accessible without any difficulty, whether walking or using the Connector bus. Anson Laytner

David Drath: This is the fifth time we have rented a furnished apartment from Capitol Hills Stay so it is clear that we are extremely satisfied with this small company. Their apartments are clean, well stocked, and tastefully decorated. They are centrally located and convenient to parks, restaurants, entertainment, and shopping. The owners and management are accommodating, responsive to needs, and very pleasant to work with.

Christine Ferland: My husband, dog, and I stayed at one of their places after finding it on AirBnB. We loved the place we stayed in which was very central. The place was clean and comfortable with everything we needed. We especially loved that it was dog friendly. Capital Hill Stays was very professional, informative, and responsive! I would highly recommend them and stay again.

Sarah Citta: Wonderful stay in this lovely townhouse. Close enough to walk to restaurants, stores, even a trader joes!! The neighborhood is beautiful! We walked to the Mall, but it is an easy uber ride as well. Very clean, great kitchen! Thanks Brian for an excellent stay!

Em H: Perfect space and a great experience, it was close to everything and had everything we needed. Super cute townhouse and the management was smart, fast and considerate.

Sharon Lewis: Excellent apartment for a DC vacation.

Paulo Baioni: The unit is really nice and at a great location. Certainly it could benefit for some additional kitchen utensils. The blueground team is great and very responsive, the building concierges however no so much. Overall a very good stay so far.

Theresa J: The best short term lease option. 30 days or more. Once my credit was approved and payment was received, it was available next day for move in. Much easier and faster than working with apartment complexes. Travis and others were ready available to answer questions along the way as well.

A Smith: Blueground is a nightmare! I wouldn't recommend this platform to anyone. The photos shown are photos taken when the apartments were first set up. They are not an accurate representation of the current state of the apartment. For starters after paying $9000 for 3 months, the first week I moved in I had no wifi. Shortly after that, my bed collapsed in the middle of the night because they put full size mattress slats in a queen sized bed! Following that I was locked out of my apartment being that the key to the building was an app and they had put in my checkout date wrong. I couldn't even get into my own apartment. The Blueground app is always malfunctioning. The extend was a nightmare and when logging on to the website it didn't even show I had a reservation. As a result someone else ended up booking and I couldn't extend. It would be wise to confirm with current guests that they don't need to extend before confirming someone new. It's just poor service. I had to switch and paid for a new place and HOURS before moving in they tell me I can't because of a structural issue. They waited until the day of to check this apartment to realize there was a problem?!? I then had to choose another place available for a month and they demanded I pay the difference. I refused! Why should I pay the difference for an apartment when their incompetence led me to have to choose somewhere else. The fact that it costs more was not my issue. I finally moved into this place when went from about $3000 to $5500 in a month! Not to mention the bathroom and closet door was hanging off the hinges, the sheets smelled, and there were damages to the wall.They are taking advantage to say the least. It's honestly cheaper to live at a hotel. Staying at the Marriott does not cost $5500 a month! They also have their staff leaving reviews on different platforms so beware of the 5 star ratings. I would not go back to Blueground if it was free. There are other platforms that are better.

Joseph Rouse: I just went through the process of renting a 2 bedroom unit in Denver, Colorado and had the worst experience dealing with this company. From the start, there were no pictures of the actual apartments that met my needs,(only stock photos.) so I was forced to physically visit the complexes myself to see if they’d work. (I’m glad I did, because one of the properties was totally disgusting and I would not have been happy there for a month.) After confirming the suitability of a property, I booked the apartment on the Blueground.com. I paid $5000, upfront, using the instant wire transfer service they required. This was for the rent in full, prepaid utilities fee, insurance fee, and a $500 security deposit. The full amount was instantly withdrawn from my account and deposited into theirs. I get a confirmation of the booking and think everything’s okay. Several days later (and just a few days prior to the day I expected to move in) I get an email stating that the credit check they’d run return “no information” and thus I could not move in. I contacted customer service trying to resolve the issue. I explained that I had already paid in full for everything. I offered to provide bank statements, notarized business records, etc. and even had a family member offer to co-sign. The wouldn’t budge. And now I’m left trying to get my $5000 returned to me. I can’t get a firm timeline of when it’ll be back in my account. Just a bunch of rude form responses and promises to forward the issue to “such and such” department. DO NOT RENT FROM THIS COMPANY! You’re way better off using Airbnb, VRBO or even a Marriott Residence Inn.

Luis Sepulveda: Process to lease a place with Blueground is very easy, everything can be done online. The place was in excellent condition and very well furnished and located in good neighborhood with proximity to good restaurants and other facilities. Blueground’s service was very responsive to all questions and request we had

Aleksandre Metreveli: Pretty much a scam! I did an experiment and rented a place from here instead of AirBnb. I paid the price of this experiment. Below are couple of key points to consider: 1. The apartment was way worse than what I expected from the pictures. Pictures showed a bright and nice place but it turned out to be a quasi-basement place with almost no natural light 2. Once communicated the problem with the company, they went total silent and unresponsive, while being very proactive before making the actual payment 3. Registration and payment process were complicated. Had to struggle with it and spent 4 days figuring out the problem 4. General quality of the place considering the price is definitely not worthy compared to AirBnb or any other state local renting options that I have seen

Leonne Tanis: Smooth check in and check out process. Any questions and concerns were timely addressed. Lovely apartment and building with great amenities in DC. It is a bit pricey but worth it for the no hassle experience.

Kristen Eriksen: I'm two months in to my four month stay and it's the easiest and most carefree living I've had in my adult life! Everything is taken care of so I can concentrate on my job and enjoy my free time!

PM Pulitzer: The apartment we rented is very comfortable and equipped with top quality appliances. The location is perfect, at walking distance to both major universities (Georgetown and GW), as well as from most restaurant and commerce areas, especially M Street's busy Georgetown section. You can also easily walk to the Mall and its unique monuments and museums, as well as to the Georgetown waterfront for a jog, kayak rental or boat trips. Unlike what usually happens with some of these services, the photographs on the website were actually worse than reality. It's great to be positively impressed as soon as you walk through the door. The support we received - from booking our reservation, to getting anything fixed on the apartment - has also been top notch. The rent may be quite high, but how much is peace of mind worth?

Tony Staman: Perfect location for this high quality apartment, right next to Metro Archives station so getting in from Reagan airport was very easy. Location puts you within a short distance of most of the major museums, if you did not want to walk they have a DC Bike Share dock right next to the apartment. Gym was very nice, pool was slightly above average, residents were very friendly. Front desk staff was also very friendly and was very helpful with the few questions we had. The bathrooms in our room were very clean and had beautiful glass door showers. I would definitely recommend this apartment to others looking for a nice quality hotel in a great location. Only thing bad I can say was that the beds in both rooms sat very low to the ground which was weird and carpet appeared a little dirty in some areas but neither of these comments would stop me from recommending this apartment.

Mary Ann Madejas: I had a very pleasant stay overall. The place was very quiet, clean, and had plenty of pots and pans and extra linens. I also appreciate the timely reply and the responsiveness of the host. I wanted to expand my stay by one night after i had checked in, and the host was able to accommodate very quickly.

Tyler Nixon: I stayed in this location in a one-bedroom apartment for almost 3 weeks on an extended business trip to the District. In addition to an excellent location, convenient to just about anywhere in the District and close to all of the federal facilities, monuments and museums, the room was absolutely first-rate. The kitchen and all amenities were up to date and fully-appointed, with everything one would need as though at home. The apartment was also spacious but quite cozy too. The bed was extremely comfortable and they also provided additional linens, as well as a set of towels and washcloths. The TV had both cable and internet streaming applications (Netflix - you could use your own account). The washer and dryer system was excellent and like new. The closet space was also remarkable. The free coffee and hot drinks machines at both entrances was a really nice amenity, especially on chilly days. The entrance security, with key fobs that activate the doors and are required to use the elevators, as well as the manned receptions desks at the entrances (except maybe a few hours in the late night) were reassuring for the security of the facility but also did not inhibit access with ease for anyone staying there. The elevators were numerous and though there were some issues on the first day I was there, the rest of the time they functioned without a hitch, and were numerous and speedy enough that I never had to wait for more than a few seconds to catch an elevator either up to or down from any of the upper floors. I would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for accommodations for a longer stay in DC and wanting all of the amenities of home.

jocelyn Luterte: Great place to stay in DC. Cleanliness and layout are great. Everything was very smooth and easy to deal with! Would definitely recommend! The heated pool is a bonus!

Shai Ruyod: "a great place to call "home". I could see myself actually living in a community such as this. Plus there is an indoor heated pool that is well kept up daily. Pet friendly too. It has exactly what I want and that is whatever I need, in walking distance. Highly recommended!!

Jerry Zhao: This place is wonderful! It's within walking distance to most of the tourist attractions like the white house, capitol, memorials and Smithsonian museums. Tons of great restaurants within a couple of blocks. The trouble is to choose which one to check out. Staff is incredibly courteous and helpful. The building also has a state of art gym, indoor swimming pool and sauna, though we didn't have the time to take advantage of those.

Hein hwyan: I had a horrible stay at one of their apartments. The blinds were broken in one of the bedrooms and I put in a request to get it fixed. The management kept tellling they will get it done but they never got around to doing it. Also, one of the toilet was broken and spilling out water. I had to nag them several times and they eventually sent someone over to fix it. They should increase their quality control and customer service. Do yourself a favor and not live at any of their apartments. Terrible experience.

Chinedu Nwaghanata: Location was great, in the middle of downtown DC, nearby many landmarks. Apartment was in the 11th floor with great lighting and view. The apartment had a kitchen fully stocked with cooking supplies and the bedroom and living room had tvs with Netflix and cable. Whole apartment was immmaculate. Parking was 16 dollars a day.

Chris Peace: Walking Distance to everything!! Restaurants, Malls or Grocery Stores. The apartment was also wonderful it is indeed Heaven on Washington during our stay.

Mary Ann Lim-Madejas: We had an absolutely fantastic stay here. The room was nice and bright and great for getting work done in the day. We had everything we needed to cook and enjoy the room. We were easily able to walk to the national mall as well as the waterfront. We also enjoyed using the gym and having a glass of wine on the rooftop.

Chris Peace: Power was out in our unit during our stay, turns out it was for the whole block. 5 stars because the support staff was quick and was always there to assist us during blackout issue. They provided an exemplary support just to make sure we do not feel the heat that day and when the power came back up we didn't even know it. Thanks for the wonderful stay!!

Shai Ruyod: Excellent place!! Our family really enjoyed our stay here. The apartment was beautiful, well kept and peaceful community. The staff are always friendly and quick to respond to such issues. I have loved my time here and will always recommend it to others.

Melodee Gwen Gonzalez: Would love to stay again here! Hassle-free check-in

Moon Samari: Don’t even try booking they send you to a cross street and don’t answer the phone

pekta02: I love the fact that the place is pet-friendly.

Mary Ann Madejas: Clean Quiet Stylish Spacious And SECURE !!

bhc1973: This is not a real place - it's fake news.

Sophia: Management is SO helpful and kind. Shelton was an immediate help during a move for me, the security people are always asking me how I am and keeping me smiling. I couldn’t recommend enough. I feel safe. It’s in a great spot. I feel lucky to have a great size apartment and awesome management.

Bobby Hodges: Management lies to your face about everything. I was told 6 months ago while looking for apartments the gym was being fixed up. The same sample paint swatches are on the wall and all of the machines are unsafe. The machine to add money to your laundry card has been broken now for 2-3 months. I have told "Concierge" and management but still nothing. (numerous tenants have complained) Employees constantly park in my parking spot while I am at work, the assistant manager even admitted this while I was in her office.

Lauren McDanell: I just moved in about two months ago and am extremely pleased with the cleanliness, privacy, and size of my unit, as well as the friendly 24-hour front desk/security staff and the building amenities. I looked at another apartment building nearby for the same price that was much smaller and lower quality; glad I went with Dorchester instead. I’ve received compliments from other DC residents who visit on both the building and my unit. Check it out!

Lizzie Pelz: Over the past couple of weeks, I have called multiple times, but their mailbox is always full. I have sent multiple tour requests with no replies. I don't know how they expect to rent out their units if folks can't even communicate with an actual person.

Jil V: Terrible management and customer service, I was interested in an apartment and they didn’t even know what was available and kept giving me incorrect information. When I tried to speak to the building manager, he offered a move-in credit (which was already being offered to all prospective tenants anyway). A bad experience that led me to looking elsewhere.

Amanda White: I am going to make this review simple and to the point.I called to be onto the leasing office and i got the run around. The front desk lady had a rude attitude, wanted to speak over me, kept having side conversation to make certain i knew she wasnt listening. The leasing agent wasnt any better she wouldnt answer my questions at all and said she was going to email me- didnt get an email. Overall not impressed and it's sad when a company has hired awful people. I am hoping that someone in their company who cares about customer service will retrain staff.

The Swede: Roaches and mice common. Apartment renovations looks like a five year old did them. Lead paint covered by cheap acrylic paint that gets very sticky. AC units barely working. Top Internet speed available is 2mbit down.

Chat Tejada: Those who know Washington know that housing comes at a cost!! Great starter apartment with plenty of perks........... mine is not renovated but the space is simply HARD TO FIND in DC.

Gladys Bolawa: I was on a visit to Washington and stayed here with a friend, it wasn't bad...but it could be better

Anna: My experience at the Avenue had been extremely positive minus the lease renewal and the leasing agents. Beware when you rent from them that they will provide great rates to get you in the door and then will raise your rent by at least 50% at your renewal and claim there is “nothing they can do about it.” Incredibly disappointed that this is how the property and the management company treat their tenants.

Michael Najarian: Bradley and Michael are great and very professional. The property is alway clean and well kept. The maintenance men Gelner and Russell are always polite and prompt on any issues I may have. I highly recommend this property!

Richard Payne: I am very pleased with my decision to move to The Avenue. Great location, great amenities and a very helpful leasing staff. Roxana and Olivia were a great team providing information regarding the property as well as prompt follow up on any questions during the decision and move in process. They are very professional and a pleasure to deal with. The concierge service has also been great. I have not experienced any issues with package delivery.

Marc Wonders: I have lived at Residences for the past year and had a great experience. The location and apartment itself are great, and the complex has nice amenities- rooftop pool, fitness center that was nice to have during Covid, etc. The staff are a major plus too. Whitney was always very responsive and helpful, and they were flexible and easy to work with in extending my lease on a short-term basis. Concierge is friendly and make it easy to get packages.

Irving Vierma Muro: Although my stay was short, the experience in your facilities was phenomenal and pleasant. The view from the long, rectangular pool was unmatched. But the most extraordinary thing was their people. The people who work there do it with care and attention to detail. Roxana made her best tour ever and showed me beyond the usual. She and her team deserves 5 stars on almost everything, because even though some other things are not at the top of 5 stars, they are doing their best to achieve it.

NATALIA ESGUERRA: These two months living here have been incredible! The location is fantastic, but the heart of this apartment building lies with the staff. They are very attentive and did everything possible to make me feel welcome. Roxana Castillo went above and beyond the call of duty to help me when I needed a hand, always with a big smile on her face!

Floyd's: My visit to Residences on The Avenue was nothing short of excellent, and I owe that experience to Roxana. From the moment we met, i was constantly reassured that she would continue to take care of me, and be there for me every step of the way. I have a very busy and tight work schedule, so being prompt and mindful of one’s time is very much appreciated. My only regret is that my job threw me a sudden curve ball, requiring me to relocate to the west coast. Otherwise, I’m confident Roxana was going to ensure all my needs were met. Thank you, Roxana for being a shining example of a kind, attentive, and attention-to-detail oriented person. So many others can learn from your example.in Kudos to her!

Madeleine Tommins: I cannot speak more highly of Nikko Reese. Nikko is professional, honest, trustworthy, reliable, accommodating, exceedingly helpful, resourceful, capable, smart, qualified, and caring. He takes his job very seriously and cares earnestly about each resident. If there’s a question he cannot answer, he is quick to point me in the direction of someone who can. Nikko exudes positivity and professionalism. I am grateful to get the chance to interact with him daily. He is the type of person and employee who consistently brightens up your day! Having just moved to The Avenue (and to DC for that matter), I very much appreciate Nikko’s willingness to help me with whatever I may need, or just to engage in friendly conversation. He instantly made The Avenue feel like home. We are lucky to have him (and that’s an understatement)! Thank you for all that you do, Nikko. *edit as of November 9th: I would like to thank The Avenue team for investing in their residents' wellbeing (ex) free, catered Halloween-themed breakfast). Please see below: I want to take a moment to thank you all for making our home so special by fostering community, leading with kindness, and putting your heart and soul into your work everyday. Today’s breakfast was huge for me. Before the pandemic, I was living in a NYC apartment that was dilapidated and at times, dangerous. Needless to say, there were definitely no breakfasts taking place, but many spooky things were going down. 😂 To not only feel safe but to feel welcome, supported, appreciated, loved even… that has made a world of difference, and I simply cannot thank you enough. Thank you for becoming family to the new kid on the block (and in DC). I am so grateful. God is so good!!

Meredith Lapp: Yvette, one of the concierges, is the best. Having lived here several years, I have gotten to know her quite well. I always look forward to seeing and chatting with her on the weekends. She is so helpful and kind – especially to my family when they visit. It would not feel the same here without Yvette!

Ethan Benn: Bria, the leasing manager, gave me a great tour of the Varsity on K! The building looked great and modern, as did the rooms and the amenities (a study space, gym and event space). She did a great job of answering my questions and reaching out afterward.

Katie Thompson: (My friends live in this building, I do not). Varsity on K is such a disgusting apartment complex. Management is terrible (even compared to other questionable apartment complexes in the area). On several occasions, I have seen homeless people sleeping in the hallways. I have also seen blood and feces in the elevator on several occasions. It also takes forever to get maintenance requests completed. This building feels unsafe and I feel bad for people stuck in a lease here.

Lauren Doyle: Every time I walk into this building I feel unsafe. On FOUR occasions I have tried to visit, I've encountered homeless people lounging in the hallway. I'm convinced that management only has notifications on when they get bad reviews on their website, they pay zero attention to people who live here who actually have apartment problems; my friends who live here have been trying to get in touch with the leasing office who have literally hung up on their calls.

Guangfu Su: Bria was very professional and Tyler was very friendly, both of them in the leasing office made my living here better. However, the maintenance guy here was really unpleasant, he was the only one maintenance person, this guy was neither friendly nor professional. First, he had zero will to make friends with you, always acted, talked and walked like he is so proud of him with no reasons, never looked at you when you were in the same elevator or met in hallway even if he was actually very familiar with you, it was so weird. If he was very professional or serious in doing his job, then it was fine for him to ignore resident in life and being arrogant, however, the thing is that he was actually not serious in working, each time you made a request for maintenance, he would complain even more than you and made excuses by pushing all responsibilities for the problems to resident. Also, each time he saw you doing something, he would come to correct you, but all he said were nonsense which I verified afterwards, which means this guy never wanted to actually correct or help you out but just talking nonsense to make him feel good. I felt this guy was often hanging around everywhere inside of apartment for no reasons, not working but just wasting time. I suggest Varsity better fire this maintenance guy, without him Varsity would be a great place to live.

Isabella Webster: I have never lived somewhere where it was so evident that the property management neither cared for residents nor practiced basic communication with the on site team. The individuals who work in the office and for on site maintenance are wonderful; however, they clearly have no support to actually do their jobs effectively. The internet is out so frequently that I’ve had to upgrade my cell phone plan to include unlimited hot spotting. I’ve regularly had to call out of work or reschedule exams due to internet outages. The tiles in the hallway above my apartment have been leaking water for months. I’ve had maintenance requests queued for repair since my move in inspection six months ago that remain untouched. The heat does not consistently work even in the midst of snowstorms and it seems the only way to get attention for these issues it to write a Google Review (as can be seen by others posted for this property which detail the additional ongoing issues of package/mail theft- which I’ve also experienced for packages totaling well over $300 in only the past six months).

Anna Hip: Our experience working at Varsity on K has been great!. Their team has always been very helpful, by working with them you can learn a lot. We are very thankful to everyone at Varsity for making our working experience unique.

Gabrielle Picard: The management here is absolutely abhorrent! This management does not answer any resident concerns. I have been in the elevators and seen what I can only imagine to be blood in the elevator. In addition to this there was a dumpster fire in the building and the alarm in my friends’ apartment didn’t go off. Only some alarms went off so I hadn’t evacuated until I smelled smoke and looked and saw people had evacuated.

Shaoyi Che: [Long Review Warning] [First part-Professional and friendly staff] It is usually not the amenities or the luxury finishes in an apartment building that make you feel like home. It is the people. I am a GW Law student and I have been a resident here for a year. They do not have a dedicated concierge here, so Claudia and Joy in the leasing office are responsible for all the works beside maintenance. They are the people that make me feel at home in this apartment, and I have never had similar experience before. They always go above and beyond and they really think in your shoes in a very professional and yet friendly manner. They have been extremely helpful. [Problems in the building] I want to address problems I personally encountered and problems I saw in the reviews in two parts. Yes, there are problems in this building but I am still giving it 5/5 because I believe the rating system should be based on comparisons with other buildings in the area. The rent is also an important part to consider. [1]Old Building related issue. The building itself is old and on rare occasions (once a year from my observation) the resident may encounter hard-ware related issues. This year, we had two common area issues. One-week of Hot water shortage and a one-time 3-4 hours elevator shutdown because of a minor flooding issue in the garage. For my unit, the HVAC unit was broken in my unit once and it was replaced after the staff spent effort on trying to fix it. Although we had problems, the management team in this building has always kept us informed and addressed the problem to the best of their capabilities. I was compensated for the hot water shortage. It was not a lot but that at least that shows how the team care about the feeling of residents. Whenever something broke in my apartment, 90% of the time the maintenance staff will come fix it within hours. I live on 11th floor, and two of my friends live on 7th and 5th floor. None of us have experienced rodent issues. [2]Complaints about delayed response from the office. I can't say enough good words about Claudia and Joy in the front office, but I was not surprised when I saw review complaining the office not responding to emails. They are extremely overworked. They do leasing, property management and concierge all by themselves and they simply are not able to reply emails in a timely manner. I would recommend anyone with urgent request to go directly to the office. [Conclusion-you get 100% what you pay for here, hence my 5star rating] All the problems come down to one thing-cheaper rent. I gave 5 star rating because I received what I paid for. A little over 2000 dollars for a nicely finished apartment with a balcony in foggy bottom? I can't ask for more. Although the building itself is old, it was recently renovated and the units are really new and nice. Before I decided to move in last year, I toured 8 different apartments in the foggy bottom area and I have never regret choosing to stay here. Yes, there are apartments with equally nice or nicer units, 24-hours concierge, dedicated property management office and a separate leasing office in a new building in the area. But then you are looking at 1bedrooms starting at 3000+ dollars a month. FYI I toured Westlight Apartment and their 1B is asking for 3700 dollars a month, almost double the price here. Is it really fair to complain old-building issues and lack of 24-hours concierge service in an affordable apartment? I don't think so, unless you are willing to pay 3700 dollars instead of 2100 dollars a month.

JJ LaBella: We moved our daughter into Varsity on K in May 2017. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this apartment complex, and the staff. The staff, including Wendy and Jasmine, are all wonderful, professional, friendly. The apartments are truly luxurious, not only for students, but for young professionals as well. The kitchens are beautiful, with lots of counter space, cupboard storage, and brand new GE appliances. You have your own washer & dryer within your apartment, making it easy to do your laundry while studying. The building, completely renovated, feels brand new. Everything in it is new, including the common rooms, hallways, apartments, exterior, etc. It is located in a very safe, well lit, residential neighborhood in Foggy Bottom, behind the GW Milken School of Public Health. Walk one block East, look towards your right, and the Lincoln Memorial is visible down the hill. Eight blocks away is the White House, so the security in this area is obviously very concentrated. Georgetown's M Street shopping district is about a 10-15 minute walk. Whole Foods and CVS are less than a 5 minute walk. The building itself is extremely secure and feels very safe. It is very quiet. I have never heard any noise through the walls, or in the hallways at all. The building is impeccably clean and perfectly maintained. The apartments feel quite spacious. The gym is very clean, large, inviting, and has state-of -the-art equipment. There is a large study room and private group study room, as an alternative to walking to/from the library in the cold winter. There is a huge entertainment room with luxurious amenities to entertain your friends. Outside, there is a gorgeous, clean, relaxing area including many tables, chairs, and a fire pit. I have never heard any noise from this. The mail area is clean and offers a Luxor package service. There is a storage room, where you can rent a space to keep your extra things secure. There is a safe, secure garage underneath the building, should you need to park a car. Many of the apartments have private patios, or balconies, and it is nice for us to enjoy breakfast on the patio with our daughter when we come to visit. As parents, peace of mind when we live hours away, is priceless.

Omoyeni Oyekola: Beware, trellis house is ridiculously expensive and will charge you for anything. I and my roommate moved out of our old apartment and we thought we were done paying all the charges. Until, we got an email saying we had to pay $250 for the stovetop. There were no dents, nor scratches. Just normal wear and tear, that I am pretty sure could be removed with soap & iron sponge. The only reason I didn’t clean it myself was because we paid for $175 for the deep cleaning option offered by Trellis. After paying, I remember the leasing agent saying, “you don’t have to clean anything, just move out and we will take care of the cleaning.” It is frustrating that we pay so much for rent, yet we have to be extra cautious while cooking. Like, we only cooked about twice or thrice a month!

LaShawn Thompson: This place is awesome! The staff are so helpful and accommodating. Ms. Tynelle always goes above and beyond to assist me with my requests. I LOVE everything about the Trellis House. It's a safe and secure environment!

Yeni Oyekola: When I first moved in, I sent a couple of videos of the apartment to my parents and I remember my dad saying “you live in an hotel” Trellis is a beautiful apartment with lots of amenities. My favorite amenities are the sky terrace (the view from the 6th floor is so amazing) and the productivity hub (I actually get a lot of work done there). The environment gives you a sense of ambiance and comfort. There’s even a private dining area and a yoga room. When I moved in, I only had one problem, my upstairs neighbor was a bit heavy footed. I should have complained from the beginning but I was worried about being a nuisance. But the noise became so unbearable that I had to make a complaint to management. The first person I spoke to wasn’t of much help. But I got an email from the property manager the very next business day. We interacted and scheduled a phone call. When we got on the call, he really listened, he didn’t overlook any of my issues. Not only did he promise to call my upstairs neighbor to see if they could quiet down, add rugs or carpet; he also said they would get me a white noise canceling machine. That was above and beyond for me, that call really made me feel valued and cared for. Ever since that call, I almost never hear my upstairs neighbor anymore and I also received the white noise canceling machine. Trellis is a beautiful apartment with a manager that really cares.

Alexis Barry: The concierge has been super helpful! Ms. Jacklyn Jackson has gone above and beyond to make sure that residents are having a positive experience at Trellis. Thank you!

Juan Manuel Duboy: I've lived at Trellis House for the past year and have had a wonderful experience. The building, the staff, and the overall community have been amazing, particularly during the pandemic. After my lease was coming to a close, I decided to move to a new unit on a different floor and the process was incredibly smooth - thanks to Claudia the property manager who guided me through it. I am looking forward to the next year here at Trellis house and want to give a big shout out to the team and staff for making my time here so special.

Heather Gillies: I lived in a studio apartment in Trellis House for two years, and unfortunately had to move out for personal reasons - I wish I could have stayed! The building is beautiful and the amenities are top notch. The building management changed in the middle of the pandemic and I was concerned that the standard of service would drop (as it does sometimes when apartments change management), but I'm happy to report that it didn't. The new staff have also taken care of my every need, from urgent maintenance requests, to moving packages for me, and even sending me birthday wishes. A special shout out to Tiana and her warm demeanor at the front desk, and Claudia in the leasing office who helped make my move-out seamless and answered all of my questions.

Laura Palazio: We have been at Trellis House for a year and a half it's a great building. Over the summer, we wanted to upgrade to a larger unit and Claudia and Wayne in the leasing office were incredibly helpful and responsive. All staff in the building, from concierge to housekeeping, are very friendly. The building is very well maintained and always spotless. Maintenance requests are answered promptly. You also can't beat the location of this building as well as the beautiful amenities (which are now open again!).

Robin Doody: This is a great building. It's in the heart of the city with delightful amenities, but more than that, the staff is so nice to work with. Claudia and her team have helped us with leases each time, and the process is cordial, friendly and the least stressful it can be. Certainly had much worse experiences at other buildings. Recommend fully for the great staff that work at the building!

Linda Armistead: I have yet to move my daughter in and already I am confident in giving Wayne Toombs a perfect score. Trellis House has a gold gem working for them. He has graciously walked my daughter and me through the entire process making it, not only stress free, enjoy. He has a wealth of knowledge and shares it with thoughtfulness, professionalism and kindness. He is undeniably the BEST at what he does. Having him guide us has truly put this overprotective mom’s mind at ease. God bless him and his loved ones!

Kamal Nawash: I recently signed up with Regus in Washington DC. I met with a Regus manager and I informed him that I was looking for an office with a phone answering service, copy machine and fax line included in my rental fee which is the same setup I had with my previous landlord. I was told that “I am at the right place.” I was quoted a price of approximately $1275 for an “all inclusive” office that includes a “phone answering service with unlimited calls in the United States.” I was specifically told that when I receive a call the receptionist would answer the phone, ask who was on the phone and announce the call to me. I was also given a “deal” if I signed up for two years that I would be able to make copies at 5 cents per copy and I was shown the kitchen and told I will be able to use kitchen services for coffee and water, all included in my rental fee of $1275. With the above terms in mind, I signed up for a two year lease to start on October 16, 2017. Approximately three weeks prior to the commencement of my lease term, I visited the office space to meet the new area manager and that is when I learned that most of the representations made to me were false. In other words, I was defrauded. During my conversation with the new area manager, I discovered that my rent did NOT include a phone answering service, did NOT include use of the kitchen and did NOT include use of the copy machine at 5 cents per copy. I was now told that I do get a phone but I would have to pay extra to have my phone answered. I was also told that I would have to pay a monthly fee to use the kitchen and I would have to pay 15 cents per copy to use the copy machine.

Romona Foster: I've done a few training sessions at this Regus location. The staff is not friendly or helpful. Not once have I felt welcome or comfortable in this space. I have also had complaints about the space from my workshop attendees. In the middle of one session, a lady came in to give us a tour. She was rushed, rude and very condescending. I have had similar experiences at other Regus locations.

Luciano Cane corso: Love the DC Metro.. Come teach LA how it's done

Sean Stewart: Perfect facility for conducting business

Christopher McCormack: 360 degree photo shows the statesman next door letterman house is on the SE corner of Fst NW and 21st

Sharky: Great place to live if you're a GW grad student

Sue Schumacher: I lived there from 1975 to 1995. I rented my unit out from 1975 to 2014.

Reyume Effa: Very rude employees at the leasing office. Zero customer skills.

Lone Star: Reasonably priced apartment for the location.

Rossana Antonioli: Great Location!

Ravi Narayan: Okay place

Suzanne Scott: We have lived in The Lansburgh on three separate occasions, each time we found everyone to be very accommodating and so easy to work with. The furnished apartments are well appointed with everything you could possibly need. The location is perfect, centrally located to everything including the National Mall, Capital One arena and metro. Not to mention great restaurants all around! Highly recommend!

hasna af: Very nice place to stay and Strategic location!

John Jacques: Being TDYed to DC for 90 days, my agency housed me at the Landsburgh, in a one bedroom. Full kitchen and washer/dryer. The big gym and large lap pool were much nicer than expected. Every one of the front-dest employes are friendly and helpful. A good dry cleaners is located just kitty corner from the building. Two blocks from Galleria Metro transfer station and one block from Archives Metro. I have maid service once a week. Very nice furnishings, and 2 regular closets and a walk-in closet. Big screen Tv In living room and another in bedroom

Amber Nichelle: After seeing their advertisement in the Foreign Service Journal, I contacted The Lansburgh and had a very thorough discussion with their Sales Rep and his Manager (a female) about four months before departing our overseas post. On the phone, we went into great detail on how we would be on government per diem for 9 months, and wanted to know if the rental would be fully covered with the sliding scale for this extended period of time. Both emphatically assured us it would be. Fast forward to five days before arrival to D.C. while on home leave in a rental car in the middle of USA nowhere, and we find out that in fact, the Sales Rep and his Manager are not only unsure of what the sliding scale amounts are, but also that our rent would only be covered for five months and we would have to pay the difference out of pocket for the remaining months. To add to this excitement, when I requested to speak to the Manager, she was extremely defensive and hostile with me although I was very calm with her from the beginning – it truly was the (VERY much unappreciated) icing on the cake. Because of this, would highly recommend avoiding this rental if you are on government per diem – they left us in a bind just a few days before arrival at the worst possible time. I understand it was on us for not getting everything in writing, but am very confused on how a company advertises in the FSJ and appears to be unfamiliar with per diem in D.C. Fortunately DOS housing came through for us and located fantastic last minute housing at an Archstone.

Bryan Wong: Spacious rooms with good amenities (indoor pool and hot tub, fitness center, sauna and stream room). There is also a nice interior courtyard available for guest use.

Allie Cantu: This is quite nice lodging! Our family booked a pet-friendly condo here when we decided to evacuate in advance of Hurricane Florence. So far our stay has been lovely. The staff have been helpful, and the neighborhood is great!

Joshua Zakharov: Great pool and facities, spacious rooms, tasteful decor

Sam Wice: The staff was super helpful and accommodating to accessibility/ADA issues.

Kelly Smith: Great amenities

Jose Javier Balmaceda: Disclaimer: I do not live in this building. This is only a review for my touring/leasing experience (or lack thereof). As many others have already noted, communication with the leasing office was absolutely terrible. I toured Union Place and six others in the NoMa area on the same day. Every other building except Union Place followed up immediately--as in, the same day--with quotes, floor plans and additional information. I had to call Union Place myself late in the afternoon to ask for the information and was assured that it would be in my inbox in a few mins. Nothing. I emailed yet again the next morning and didn't get any reply. Two days later, I get a message from a different leasing officer asking if I could provide the units I had toured so they could send me the information. Needless to say, it was a very off-putting experience and I ended up leasing an apartment in another building, even though the unit I had liked the most was in Union Place. Had they replied promptly, I would've almost certainly taken their lease. Now I understand why their reviews are so bad. DO listen to them. There's a reason people such as myself feel frustrated enough to come write about it. Apparently the management company, Toll Brothers, has yet to understand that poor customer service leads to loss of business. And that was just my short run-in with them... can't even imagine what it must be like for tenants.

Morgan Mueller: Don’t live here if you like getting your packages delivered, or good customer service. There are so many options for apartment buildings similar to this one - I would highly recommend choosing somewhere else. Don’t be fooled by the tour - the tour was great and they really try and take care of you up until that lease is signed. After that, you are on your own .Very high staff turnover, poor communication, and a general lack of care from the moment you sign your lease. When I first moved in they didn’t even have keys or my parking pass ready for me when I arrived, nor did they have move-in bins/dolleys for me (when I was guaranteed one several times over the phone). I had to wait almost 48 hours just to have a working FOB that allowed me access to the building and the ability to lock my apartment door if I left. Everything about the building seems nice on the surface, but once you live in the building for a few months you slowly start to realize how many little things this building does wrong. I hate giving bad reviews and seldom do, but I’m sincerely hoping that someone sees this and just decides to live elsewhere. Only reason I’m giving two stars instead of one is because the cleaning and maintenance staff were great and the overall location is convenient and close to a lot of restaurants/grocery stores. Even despite this, I couldn’t move out fast enough.

Alec Camhi: The best word to describe this building is "gilded." This place gets two stars rather than one because the building is genuinely nice, the units are spacious and modern, and the amenities are (mostly -- more below) convenient and useful. But those positives quickly wear off when you need to deal with the management for, well, just about anything. To be clear: the problem with this building is the management that constantly cuts corners, NOT the individual concierge staff who are under-resourced and over-worked and set up for failure by the incompetent management. A few examples of how the poor management manifests itself include: 1) The package system is an unmitigated disaster. There is an automated locker system that works well, but there are only about 50-100 lockers for a building with > 500 units and probably ~1,000 residents. Packages that don't make it into the lockers get placed in an unsecured area behind the front desk (meaning: anyone can go back there and take whatever package they want). Some packages get lost all together (this has happened to me multiple times). 2) The front desk staff is dramatically under-trained and overwhelmed. For a building that aggressively markets a 24-hour concierge, they put very little effort into making sure the concierges know what they're doing. Mid-way through the time I lived here, they switched from in-house hires who were great and helpful to a contracted temp agency, ostensibly to keep costs down. The result was high turnover, contractors who were not trained on systems for this particular building, and a general reduction in the quality of service. Again, I don't think this is the fault of the individual people who staffed the front desk, but rather the inevitable result of a management company that places high value on marketing and close to no value on follow-through once you're actually a rent-paying resident. 3) The grills on the roof do not work. Occasionally, the right side of one of them heats up. More often, neither one does. Management blamed this on an installation issue with the gas line (seems, uh, bad? potentially dangerous?) that would be costly to fix. Their "solution" was to bring two portable grills up to the roof, but in my several attempts to use them, the propane tanks were always empty. When I asked about getting them replaced, I was told it would take 24 hours -- not so useful when I was hoping to grill dinner that night! 4) There are several other amenities issues that are within the power of management to deal with but have not been fixed in the entire year-plus I have lived here. They market their game room with a foosball table, but there are no balls to go with that table and one of the goalies is inexplicably missing. The gym closes at inconvenient hours for cleaning (but is otherwise quite a nice gym). The pool opened later and closed earlier than any other community pool (including apartment building pools) that I know of in DC. 5) The leasing process -- the least of my concerns at this point -- was burdensome to the point that we almost didn't live here. Our application was eventually approved with no issues, but it took days. It took three drafts of the lease being sent to us to get the rent amount and the start and end dates right. They very nearly did not give me a tour until I informed them that I would only be in the area for the one day I requested, at which point a time slot magically became available. The whole process from application to signing took about two weeks. At the building I'm moving to after this, the process from application to signing took under two days. The unfortunate thing is that with competent management this would be a really appealing building. As I said, the building itself is well-built with modern finishes and amenities. It is located in an up-and-coming neighborhood a block from the metro. But the daily inconveniences of dealing with management over these mundane items (that, frankly, should be dealt with for the amount they charge in rent) led us to not renew our lease.

Leon Barker: Great place, perfect. I never heard a single neighbor in my 4-5 months of stay. The ONLY downside is that it’s right next to Union Station which means you will have trains honking their loud horns at any time of day/night. This can also be a benefit considering you have the Union Station and NoMa train stops within 5-10 minutes walk.

Paula O'Rourke: this review is solely based off of wonderful customer service I received when calling to inquire about apartments here. Lisa answered the phone and was very friendly and thorough. We've just begun our search for a new place but this is one of the only places we've been able to get real humans on the phone (that answer) and she was great. Thanks, Lisa!

Jamison Howell: When I moved into Union Place last year, I created a Pepco account under my name and was paying my electric bill to them directly, as instructed. Starting in September, my account showed inactive and the bills were being added to my Union Place bill. But then I discovered that I was being charged an additional fee for not having the account under my name. I called Pepco and they told me that the only parties that could make that switch were me or Union Place, and confirmed to me that Union Place authorized the change of my account to their name without my approval. I immediately switched the account back to my name. I sent several emails to the office and Selam, the property manager, with no response from either. I was finally told in early December that they would look into it and get back to me. After not hearing back from them for almost two months and still getting charged the penalty fee (even though the account was in my name again), I sent emails back to them but got no response. After multiple unanswered emails, I was told that is was due to a glitch with no further explanation and I would not be charged anymore. This sounds like a fake response just to appease me because they couldn't elaborate with any of my follow up questions. I was told that the issue was fixed but I am still getting charged the penalty fee as well as an electric bill, even though I am paying Pepco directly. I think they did this on purpose with the hopes they could charge me extra without me noticing. So I am being double charged by Union Place. And no one here even answers my emails. Neither the office nor the property manager are competent or transparent and lack the consideration to answer emails to their residents. This doesn't even mention the other issues like paper thin walls, hot water constantly going out, packages being lost/returned, etc. Avoid this disaster of an apartment. TL;DR Union Place switched my electric account from my name to theirs without my authorization so they could charge me penalty fees. And continue to charge me after I switched the account back to my name. Management won't even answer my emails about this and just ignore the situation.

Jenay Wilson-Adams: The scheduled tour was amazing and although I won’t be moving to DC at this time due to changes with my job offer, I will always keep Union Place in mind thanks to Kimberley (sorry if I butchered her name).I was very pleased with her professionalism and knowledge to answer all of my questions efficiently. There was also another member present that was informative as well, my apologies I don’t recall her name. Great property!

Marissa Jones: Very dangerous apartment at the moment. While I love the decor, and the majority of my neighbors, there is one neighbor that is a danger and the apartment has done nothing about it. I recently witnessed this individual walking completely naked down the hallway attempting to break into apartments. I yelled at them, called 911, and notified the leasing office. This person has since stolen 2 dogs, stolen wallets, packages from the building and assaulted a concierge person by throwing hot tea in her face after she asked that the person no longer steal packages. The icing on the cake was that the tenant was watching the children through a hole in a gate at the playground of the daycare that is located inside union place. There is a video of this and the building did nothing. It also took the leasing office MONTHS to send an email out to let people know that there is a known thief wondering the halls unclothed and who is dangerous.

Juanita Reyes: This property participates in the ADU program and I was informed by the OTA that it is illegal to charge more then $50 for an application fee in DC and this property charges $75. I reached out to one of the leasing agents and she had an attitude when I brought this to her attention. I have also reported them to the OTA & DCHD for further investigation. Also, the reviews are true. Stay away.

David Jarnitskii: Great check in, the guy at the front was super nice and gave us reccomendations. Location is good too. The rooms are quite spacious and very comfortable. We only stayed for 1 night but it was very nice. We would come back. Thanks!

Mark Slaughter: My first visit was very good. Very friendly staff, nice breakfast & common areas. I stayed in tower suite 3rd floor overlooking P street. Room was fine. Just needs bedside lighting & charging ports. Management says that's coming soon. I'll be back!

Marta Nogué: Great place. Rooms are spacious, clean and comfortable. What you see in the pictures is what you'll get. Location is great too. I'd definetly come back. The only feedback I'd give is to improve the sheets. The ones they have are very synthetic and uncomfortable.

Sivan Weizmann: Good check in, and the guy at the tiny reception desk was nice. Location is great and there is plenty of coffee shops, restaurants and attractions in a walking distance. The rooms are spacious and comfortable. And the building is beautiful. However, one big issue is that this is a 3 floor building and the reception is often unattended which makes me uncomfortable since anyone can come in as they please. In addition, if you are hoping to get a good night sleep than forget about it because except for the noise you get from DuPont circle, it also felt like we were sleeping in a dorm building. There were loud yelling and laughter noises ALL night long that kept us awake, and clearly can be heard EVERYWHERE throughout only 3 floors with the acoustic of an old building and no staff to address it. It is a shame, but unless some new reviews can indicate that 24/7 staff has been instated and availability and presence has improved, this will not be a place I’ll be coming back to.

Jenna Peterson: The 2nd floor common rooms - kitchen, living room with bar service in the evening, and another room are wonderful places to hang out with a group or alone. The staff were all wonderful. Hot showers with plentiful water and lots of storage in the room. wifi was fast - didn't measure it, but worked during video calls, etc.. They let us store our luggage after check-out. Fabulous location within easy walking distance to subway and anything else you might need. Sound containment ok - we could hear the next door dog barking. Rooms average: uncomfortable sheets, only 2 hard pillows. no extra blankets, poor lighting - no bedside lights, dim overhead lights with switches in odd locations. not fully stocked when we arrived - had to ask for dishwasher and regular kitchen soap. no full length mirror in the room - I guess they figure you can go into the elevator when dressing! Breakfast of oranges, apples, bagels and a mass produced pastry only available between 7:30-9:30. Breakfast coffee maker and water dispenser were broken 3 of the days we stayed. No one mentioned they have a bar open during the evenings which could explain why we were the only clients (big upside to have the gorgeous common spaces to ourselves to hang out with friends and play games.)

Gabriel Rodriguez: While the facilities are gorgeous, and the location was spectacular, the service is lackluster. The continental breakfast consisted of a few pastries and cereal with some yogurt in the fridge. The front desk is frequently unattended, which is concerning. Moreover, I was asked “when are you going to check out” an hour before checkout by an attendant or manager who decided to knock on my door. In the rush, I left my coat, and called to retrieve it. The front desk said “check back tomorrow” and “good luck, I hope it’s there” when I said that I was instead going to check this evening. The service does not match the façade nor interior decor.

Justin Ng: I was looking forward to staying at this hotel as I've passed by a few times and its exterior looks amazing - unfortunately the service doesn't live up to this and ended up causing a lot of time going to waste. Overall, I would suggest looking elsewhere. PROS: - Location, location, location (which is where the first star came from) - The hotel's exterior looks really nice - The room is clean and tidy (which is where the other star came from) CONS: - When we arrived at 3pm, we ended at waiting 15 - 20 mins before our room can be cleaned, so were just sitting in the lobby, waiting... - The wait happened again when we checked out at 11am (i.e. the time when everyone is checking out). We wanted to leave our suitcases behind, but no one was at the front desk, for 15 minutes. There are a few other tourists looking for the same, so it just ended up resembling a bunch of travellers waiting for a delayed train which is kind of funny to be honest. - No hairdryer in the room. My partner took a shower at 2:30am in the morning and realized there is no hairdryer in the room - called the front desk and they just said "sorry i cant' help" (?!?!). Took a look at my booking confirmation again - it lists hairdryer as an amenity so I'm not sure why. But she ended up not being able to sleep until 3:30am as we had to wait for her hair to dry. - The frontdesk team can be a hit or miss. Some of them are fine but a few of them are, to be honest, pretty rude. - They offer complimentary breakfast (which I didn't have - because it was only 7:30am - 9:30am and I haven't woke up), but a few other tourists I met in the lobby told me when they arrived 9am there's nothing left because it was "first-come-first served". So either be there (early) or be square.

Noel Rubaker: Only good thing about staying here - clean hotel & room + new appliances & efficient housekeepers. Other than that, poor service from the receptionists. The only receptionist to depend on was Greg. Our first night, we checked in sometime around 6pm on a Thursday and was barely greeted by the woman receptionist for that shift. Unfortunately I did not get her name as 1) she did not introduce herself 2) no nametags (is this not a professional setting?). I was new to Washington and had some questions about the area to which she replied "I don't know. Use google." I tried to stay calm even though she was behaving ver dismissive and rude. I then asked her whether I could make any changes to the room from the 2nd floor to the 1st floor because I noticed the elevator for the disabled was not functioning. She shrugged and did not respond for several minutes. And then I mentioned again, I needed an elevator to get to the room. She simply answered "it is working." Apparently, there was another elevator but I had to ask 5 times until she finally explained where it was. Rude, lazy, & dismissive! The next day, we were unfortunate enough to be helped by another useless receptionist that again I failed to get the name. I am starting to assume they know they were bad at their jobs and does not want anyone to file a complaint against them. This time it was an older woman, working the weekend shift from morning until 3pm. I had asked for an extension for one more night because my travel plans got delayed. She took forever to sort the issue, and then decided to tell me that I can just come back and I won't have to pay for anything. I thought, this is odd. I have stayed at several hotels and usually, you are charged for an extension. AND they would ask for your hotel key cards to ensure you could go into your room. SHE DID NOTHING. later after her shift, I called again and got Greg. We were informed we had to pay extra BECAUSE we technically did not file an extension. I blamed the older woman and Greg apologized profusely on her part. THE NEXT DAY SHE HAD THE AUDACITY TO ASK ME WHY I LOOKED ANGRY. I had to pay $2++ instead of $140. I have nothing against older employees, but perhaps train them more or get them supervised! Same like the young woman I was unfortunate with to have met. will be choosing another hotel or airbnb next time when I come back. I have never had such issues from any Marriott hotels.

Aránzazu Ascunce: Cion greeted us warmly upon arrival and as we departed he informed us on the history of the home and ownership. We would love to stay here in the near future!

Marise S: I moved to 555 approximately 3 weeks ago now and my overall experience has been Wonderful: The leasing and maintenance staff have been particularly helpful prior, during and after the move. More specifically, I was first greeted by Julia the first time I inquired about the apartment building. I arrived late because I mistakenly went to another similarly named apt building; Julia graciously rescheduled the tour and it only got better from that point on. I also met Jonna who stepped in during the process for questions that could not be answered by Julia. They were both extremely helpful, courteous and professional during the application process. Subsequently, I scheduled another appointment with Stacey because I needed to take measurement in the apartment; this also went flawlessly. Stacey stayed with me the entire time and offered suggestions as far as the type of furniture would fit best and showed me a model furnished apartment for comparison. It was just not about being courteous but I found that recommendations and suggestions are particularly helpful from a Leasing Agent. Stacey also gave me a brief synopsis of the area, for instance, grocery stores proximity, parking availability in the area and zoning restrictions etc... Her professionalism is commendable along with a very gracious personality! I also had the pleasure of meeting Antonio, one of the maintenance staff, who gave me a final tour of the apartment to make sure all the amenities are in working order. He was very thorough and assisted me in understanding the digital electronics of dishwasher, oven, thermostat: he also asked me if the shower water pressure and temperature were suitable for me. I can go on and on. The building is very modern and new and very importantly, well maintained in every way: clean, organized. The architecture of building is well designed, sleek and linear with a modern simplicity. The rooftop has an amazing view of the city and the water. All in all, I love this place and the staff is absolutely Awesome and 555 is a great place to call Home!

Denis Pshenichnikov: I've been living at 555 for a month and loving it. The building is new and beautiful with various amenities. The fixtures and appliances are high quality. But it's the staff that makes this building a great place to live. Stacey, Julia, Britney, Dorita and the rest of the team are on top of their game, always friendly and forthcoming. Overall an excellent place to call home!

shelly morgan: I can't say enough about the staff here at 555! From my very first phone call with Stacey till we moved in has far exceeded what I expected moving to D.C. Every email was quickly answered with any questions I had before my move. Stacey was excellent at explaining the whole process to get me moved in which made it for the perfect transition from Oklahoma to D.C. Kim was super amazing in helping us on move in day! Our Husky absolutely loves her! And this doesn't stop at move in, the kindness, hospitality and professionalism they continue to display is amazing. Everyone makes you feel at home from the good mornings as you walk out the door to the good nights when you come home for the night! I don't think anyone here in D.C. can beat this company! 555 is giving me the experience I have always only dreamed of having. Beautiful apartments, great location, luxurious amenities, and a beautiful environment perfect for me living away from my family! I see the tone this staff sets in every resident I have met so far. Everyone is super friendly and I am happy to be apart of this community here at 555.

Caitlin Bowers: I cannot say enough about how absolutely amazing living at 555 is! First and foremost, the staff is OUT OF THIS WORLD. Each and every one of them is so friendly, incredibly helpful, and very accommodating. The building itself is fantastic; it's modern, beautiful, and has tons of ammenities like multiple rooftop lounges, rooftop outdoor seating with a great view, a gym, monthly happy hours for residents, a user-friendly app, great online system, and is very pet friendly (they have dog treats ready at the front desk!) They event sent me a little something for my birthday! I feel safe and secure living here with the need to use a key fob for access to everything, a concierge at the desk from morning until late evening, entrance to building only via being buzzed in with the requesting guest being shown on camera, and all guests needing to sign in. I also have to mention the residents here. In my last building, no one spoke to each other but here just about everyone gives you a friendly greeting and a bit of chit chat, I just love it! The location is so convenient! Within walking distance of 3 metros, 5 min walk to Starbucks, 7 min walk to the Wharf, about a mile from the National Mall and close to plenty of museums without being caught up in all of the D.C. chaos. Oh, and if you have a car there's an attached underground garage with great parking. Move in while you can because this place is an absolute gem!

Halik Walit: I recently moved 3 months ago and I was looking for an apartment where I could feel at HOME. When I explored some options, I came across 555 and scheduled a tour with Jonna. (She is such a lovely person) She showed me around the building and available apartments. I had a good first impression of the building and also the people working there from the leasing team Stacey, Ying to the concierge team of Kim and Dorita. They are genuinely friendly and such nice people! It didn't took me long enough to know that I wanted to be part of the community and till this date I am very happy with my decision to be living here. Also, the maintenance team of Paul and Antonio were very helpful and efficient whenever I had to put in a service request. The building is brand new and the location is perfect since it is in close proximity to the National mall and the Wharf. The amenities are worth mentioning too! If you are looking for an apartment with good location,amenities and friendly management team I would suggest considering 555 apartment a place to call home.

A E: Living at 555 for the past few months has been a great experience! I could list dozens of reasons why I love it here, but these are the most important to me: (1) Everyone who works at 555 is wonderful: Always helpful, professional, and kind. (2) The building is QUIET and CLEAN. It is a lovely place to live. (3) Great communication from 555 management when there is information that residents need to know (building policies, building maintenance, etc.). (4) Location! Around the corner from L'Enfant metro station and just a couple blocks from the National Mall.

Timothy Pierce: I moved to 555 at the end of October and I absolutely love it here. The public spaces are always clean and the staff are wonderful. I communicated with Stacey for about a month prior to committing to 555. Stacey is a true professional and she was great to work with. I’m always greeted with a friendly gesture every time I walk through the front door. I have to give a special thank you to Dorita for helping me get situated on my move-in day. Kim goes out of her way to help me with my packages in the evenings. I’m happy to call 555 home!

Zalak Raval: Jonna and team have been fantastic to work with! As someone moving to DC from out of state, Jonna was able to send me videos of the apartment the day I contacted her, and was able to meet my request for specific floor plans within my desired price range, and was there to guide me through the specifics of my lease to make sure my move-in was smooth and seamless. 10/10 would recommend.

Frances Mellion: 555 E Street SW is a great place to live. The staff was extremely accommodating prior to and during my move. Now that I’m settled in, I can say the 555 community exceeded my expectations.I am impressed at the speed and the efficiency of the management team. For every question there has been an answer so far, to everything I needed settling in. I always get a quick, friendly and personal response. The neighborhood is friendly, amenable and conveniently located. Ying and the 555 staff are a great team and clearly care a lot about their residents. Thank you guys for making it so great to be a resident here!

Zach Fang: We've lived here a little over a year. Great facilities that you have to yourself a surprising amount for a building this large. Also very efficiently run. For example, we usually put in maintenance requests when we go grocery shopping because usually within an hour of us putting in the request they are in our apartment fixing whatever is broken.

Sonja Williams: Hello 🤗 Camden since living there I've been working with very respectful reliable staff such as mickey ,Jessica,Kayla,davida,Caroline,Mrs Ruth and Mr Fred what an awesome 👍 crew they know how to greet tenants and welcome your feet I like that give them what they deserve 💯!!

Katie Hurley: So far I have loved living in Camden Roosevelt. The building is beautiful and well-maintained, and the staff is so incredibly helpful and kind. Big shout out to Johanna and Davida in the leasing office whom helped my husband and I through our moving process and are always available if we have questions or need anything. This place truly feels like home.

Patrick Marshall: I lived at Camden for a year in a two bed two bath with another roommate and I have nothing but good things to say about it. Given the year it has been, I was personally impressed with how Camden handled everything and the professionalism of the staff. Post-renovations, you do not have much of a reason to leave the complex. Between the little details across every aspect of the entrance, the huge gym, the pool table room, the conference centers, the amazing fire pit and courtyard, the wine cellar, incredibly responsive and friendly maintenance/front office staff, you have everything you need. Yes, you pay a lot, but you get a tremendous amount in return. Highly highly recommend.

Stephanie Cramer: Camden Roosevelt Apartments is truly luxury living. The staff goes above and beyond daily to ensure that residents feel at home and are a part of this high-end community. From the coffee kept fresh throughout the day, to the helpful office staff that treat you like family, to the talented maintenance crew who will help you hang artwork and more - there is no stone left unturned in order to provide exceptional service to all residents. Personally speaking, there is not a staff member that has not helped me to an exceptional degree. Jon, Gabrielle, Freddie, Matt, you name it, they all are just incredible. After living in the DC area now for the past 10 years, I can saw without reservation that I highly recommend Camden Roosevelt.

Alan Kensek: I truly LOVE living at the Camden Roosevelt. It is a beautiful building with amazing amenities. I have lived in Luxury buildings in Manhattan and Washington DC for over 12 years. This is by far the best! ALL staff at this location cares about the Tennant's and truly make the experience living here awesome. The building Manager Jessica is genuine and very professional. Jon the Assistant Building Manager is always willing to lend a hand, no matter how big or small the task is. Gabrielle is new to this property, but has been a great addition to the team. Freddie, Caroline, Ruth, etc. are extremely friendly people. Besides the beauty of the building being overwhelming with such amazing Architecture, the aforementioned individuals are the smiling faces to greet you and make you feel like you're welcomed home. The Maintenance in this building is hands down the best ever! I work in Property/Facilities/Building Management and can honestly say, I have never seen such hard working individuals. Maintenance keeps the building looking beautiful & operating 24/7...kudos. I honestly cannot say anything that the Camden Roosevelt team could do better. They sould be the role models of all Camden properties! Thank you for making me feel welcomed and all you do.

Frank Gorman: Great building, especially the parking staff. In nearly two years of living and parking in the building they have been nothing short of tremendous in all aspects of my interactions with them. One day one of them pulled my car out of the lift and thought they scratched my rims and immediately asked me to look over it with them. Everything was fine but they wanted to assess the situation and take ownership of any incident. I can't speak to any experiences with parking ownership and insurance claims. However I truly believe the staff down there is top notch. John, Chaz, & Tommy in particular have been excellent to me and my fiancee and I want to voice some support for the work they do.

Blake Pohanka: If you're looking for a DC apartment, look no further. I have been lucky to call Camden Roosevelt home for 2 years & it has been exactly that - home. The majority of team members have been with the building for years and from the front desk team (Freddie, Caroline, Elizabeth, Ruth) to the leasing office (Jessica, Davida, Johanna) to the maintenance duo (Nirso and Luis), you are in great hands. Any concerns/questions that may arise are addressed quickly and repairs are made quickly. The team really goes out of their way to make sure you are taken care of. The location can't be beat - right at the bottom of Meridian hill and a short walk to 14th&U. The building itself is beautiful and unlike most newer DC apartments, it is not cheaply constructed. Units are thoughtfully laid out and the walls are thick. I had no issues with sound from neighbors through walls, from the resident above me, or from 16th street. While it may not have as many amenities as other DC buildings, the gym is fantastic and the lack of a rooftop is made up for it with unbelievable management and a community atmosphere amongst many residents. It is a building where you will know some of your neighbors...especially if you have a dog! I could not recommend Camden Roosevelt more than I do!

Emma Miller: Absolutely have loved living at Camden Roosevelt for the past two years. We were made to feel at home from the day we toured the apartment. The staff here is incredibly inviting and helpful, they have continued to exceed our expectations. As we move out of state, we wish we could take this entire community with us. Thank you to everyone at Camden Roosevelt! If you are looking for a place to live in DC- Camden is THE place!

Flo Kargbo: I had high hopes for this place due to a friend previously living here, but it turns out this property also doesn't care about their residents needs after they get their signed contract. The place itself is nice, but I can't even enjoy it because of all these ongoing problems. I have been here for about a month and haven't had a working refrigerator or dish washer this entire time. At least 7 calls and 3-4 tickets have been made to address the fridge and I still don't have a working fridge. They say someone is coming "soon" and no one ever shows up. No one shows up...for a maintenance emergency! Called in a ticket for the dish washer and somehow my clothes washer was the one looked at. It's just been all bad and I don't understand why because this is supposed to be a new apartment. It's crazy that I'm having so many issues already but maybe (hopefully) I will actually get some help after this review seeing as how management doesn't seem to do anything until they get a bad review.

Manika: The apartments are spacious and the washer/dryer is a huge perk, however maintenance and management take forever to respond to concerns. They lose paperwork. The building cleaning crew doesn't come regularly. And there's been no maintenance of trees so they are growing onto my balcony and i had to cut them back myself with scissors. I also requested exterminator a month ago for centipedes,, which still hasn't happened! And for the love of God, please fix whatever the issue is with the water because we are sick of the water being turned off for emergency maintenance! Throughout this pandemic, the water has been cut off numerous times and its ridiculous. I have never experienced anything like this. The first year was cool staying here but I can't even get a free carpet cleaning for renewal. What? I have lived in 4 different states and several communities, and this by far is the worse.

Irene Houston: I love the maintained response! Joe, always come and fix what's need with good service. Joe, came back Friday May 21,2022, which is a very hot day along with the weekend. He went the entire yard to fix my air condition. Thank you Joe!

Christina Coles: The maintenance man Mr. Joe does a great job. He fixed my freezer and refrigerator. My food spoiled and I had to toss it all out, he went above and beyond and took the bags to the dumpster for me. He also fixed the garbage disposal I didn’t realize was broken.

Nicole Brooks: Mr . Joe in maintenance always go over and beyond to ensure the safety and concerns of the residents. Each maintenance request I’ve put in Joe made sure a that problem was fulfilled. Thanks Joe for all your hard work.

Keisha Montgomery: I moved in 3 months ago, and so far I love my experience. Desmond at the rental office made my transition so much smoother. Everyone in my building is friendly and stay to themselves. So far I've only had minor maintenance issues, but Desmond made sure they came out to fix everything promptly. I don't have any complaints so far. Keep up the good work. Update: This place is truly ridiculous. Everytime you turn around the water is being turned off for a so called maintenance repair and you're left without water sometimes up to 2 days. Then on May 1st, 2022 they started charging a monthly "amenity fee" but you had to pay an amenity fee when you first moved in, so what happened to my money?, when I renewed my rent went up 8%. You can hear your neighbors above and besides you so you're best bet is to live on the top floor. I normally don't try to leave negative reviews about any type of business, but they have to do better. I can't wait until my lease is up

KayDee 8ch: Maintenance Team member Joe Barker is top-tier! EXTREMELY attentive, respectful, and tidy!ALWAYS willing to assist and follow-up!I wish there were 10 more like him in the property!

Mary Hughes: Gave a 4 star, for this job. The job itself deserved a 5 they did a fabtastic job. But it took months to get the repair done, for that I had to knock of a star.

Coach Ri: I live at harbor place for a year with my husband. The parking is ok but you’ll soon find out that you have to put to get a reserved spot and if you go to the leasing office they take their time getting you one…that wasn’t even my main issues. I purchased a brand new car 2/20 and parked it in front of the leasing office on 3/31 my tires and rims were stolen and on 4/6 they culprits came and stripped my car completely !! Mind you my husband and I request additional security and was told there were 'under cover' officers doing patrol ...yeah right. we can count on our hand how often we saw someone. The manager “AJ” at the office was of no help. She didn’t office any solutions until CORPORATE got involved however they never once offered to help with anything for the car. They did let us break the lease only to double charge us a month later. The leasing office manager work ethic and demeanor is trash to simply put it. The lack of attention is sad. DO NOT MOVE HERE AT ALL IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A PEACE OF MIND OR HAVE NICE THINGS. Since I have moved out others who live in the complex has notified me that other cars have been broken into and rims and tires stolen with no cameras being put in complex and barely any security!

Ben Wilhelm: Recently moved in to the Gale, so far everything has been smooth and relatively easy to navigate. I appreciate all of the staff that I have communicated with so far and found them to be very kind and helpful. I was reading some of the negative reviews and think a lot has changed from the times those were written so as of right now I would recommend this place for sure. We have a puppy here who loves to let the world know he can make noise sometimes and the neighbors and community here seem to be very friendly and understanding about that. I look forward to the rest of the year here

Christina Dinkins: Just a few good praises to give out!! I’ve been here for over four years I’ve seen the good and the bad but what makes living here great is some of the staff!! First let’s praise some management personnel there’s Ms.Jackie since day one she’s been very helpful informative and her motherly attitude makes her just a brilliant and refreshing spirit to interact with when visiting the leasing office. Derrick is another professional who has a great spirit his passion to do his best to help the residents are overwhelming respected and appreciated. The maintenance department is phenomenal Tony Omar and Steffen are the “BEST EVER” always prompt and their response time is amazing always making sure your apartment amenities are functioning and safe just all the way A1 professionals…Last but not least my concierge ladies the two most outstanding ladies are Sydney who goes over and beyond to help resolve issues answer questions just her graceful & positive attitude makes the front desk warm and friendly not to mention there’s Jasmine the package concierge who if I was asked to rate this young lady it would be hands down her ability to make sure you receive your packages is a breeze she’s very detailed about locating your packages delivery times and her pleasant mannerisms just tops it off as a person of first contact. There are areas of improvement but for the most it’s Home Sweet Home!! P.S Please bring James back super pleasant sweet professional delightful helpful and just a positive asset to the management team!!

Hagar El Didi: We just moved recently, and we've had a great experience so far. Derek in particular from the leasing office has gone above and beyond, helping us find the apartment we were looking for, and making our move-in process smooth. He was very patient, accommodating and responsive. Also, Mr. Collins in management showed us the utmost courtesy and professionalism and that made a huge difference. Maintenance guys are swift, attentive, and very helpful. They took care of all our problems in one visit. So far everything has been great. The neighbor is nice and quiet, close to the metro and grocery stores. The people are friendly. There is also a nice coffee shop around the corner called Qualia, great coffee and friendly baristas.

Peter Hillebrand: Good location, solid building, very helpful staff. The leasing agents (Derek and Jacqueline) were unbelievably understanding and accommodating to me throughout a virtual move-in and a hectic move-out situation. Depending on price point, it's definitely a building I would recommend!

Crystal Brumfield: Having a really strange experience with The Gale. Paris was really nice and helpful with explaining everything to me when I came in person to learn more about the property but was unable to show me a unit at the time. I explained how I was from out of town so it was suggested I utilize the virtual option to view a unit, I booked a virtual tour but no one ever contacted me with a zoom link or anything. I called multiple times, no one answers the phones. I kept getting emails and text from “Leo” asking if I was interested in the property, I would respond and wouldn’t get an answer. It’s all fairly strange and unfortunate. As a past resident that was looking forward to moving back, this property has severely depreciated both in its physical structure and customer service. After this many red flags, I’m both no longer interested and would not suggest them to potential renters.

Marissa: I had the pleasure of working with Mr. Derek Gibson! While I decided to lease at Gale and Eckington's sister community, "Judd and Weiler", Gale has a great leasing consultant/professional within Derek. His follow up and commitment to assisting me with my search was greatly appreciated! If I could, I would rent from both! Especially with leasing professionals like Derek! -Audrey M. Davis

Keyiania Youngblood: Horrible leasing agent service. Would not share information, was not personable and kept requesting me to refer to the website over her actually explaining the information. Distasteful and rude. These units are $2,000 , I would not spend my $$ here .

Nikki Mammano: I have a very strong love, hate relationship with the Gale Eckington. I lived here for two years and over the course of the two years it vastly changed. For one, it seems that they have a very high turn over rate and the people at the concierge who would always put a smile on my face, were either fired or left. Their packaging system is not very great and they have lost a few packages of mine before. The leasing office and concierge now is not very attentive when you have questions, especially when it comes to billing and rent payments. The one thing I would say is great about the Gale is maintenance. Tony is awesome and he has been there since I moved in. In addition, do not be surprised to find an ambulance or police out front every single day and night. Without fail, there is always either one, or both, or even a fire truck. **On my last night at the Gale before I moved out, there was a stabbing in the lobby. It was a very distasteful sight to say goodbye to the Gale with seeing a bunch of blood all over the floor.

aaron howard: I am starting to have a negative and terrible experience with The Gale Eckington. Overall the unit is fine and it serves the purpose I need it for, a roof over my head and a good location. However, due to recent events in my life I need to end my lease two months early. I reached out to the office, stopped by multiple times, and shot numerous emails to the identified staff members and so far have only received ONE response. I responded to that email and it has been radio silence for an entire week. When I stop by the office they are in "meetings" or "not in at the moment". From a logistical planning standpoint (getting movers, figuring out my exit plan, etc) you would think there would be some form of communication to help. I have been pleasant throughout this struggle. I was cordial, understanding, and accomodating. How can I work with an office that has no desire to work with me?

DejaRai Hawkins: I had an amazing experience here on my search for an apartment. I attended a tour with Dara who was incredibly helpful, knowledgeable, and made me feel at home during our tour. Her energy was absolutely amazing and welcoming as well. Any questions we had, she answered them in full and I left with all the answers to the questions I had when I first arrived. I HIGHLY recommend Camden for anyone looking to move at the moment. It is such a beautiful living space and the rooftop was the best part of the tour for me.

Tiffany Minor: Camden Noma continues to be home because of the amazing leasing agents, communication with residents, and attentiveness to details. My leasing agent Ci was wonderful. Not only did she provide me with excellent service but I also witnessed Ci going out of her way to greet every future resident and current resident we encountered. The teamwork Ci and the other agents displayed to secure every detail that was important to my rental was outstanding.

Anthony Coles: I've lived here for about four months and have to shout out one of the best parts of being a Camden resident: the amazing concierge staff! All of them are great people and extremely friendly. Sande who works at the front for example learned my name and apartment number by memory so he always let's me know if there is a package for me and truly cares about all the residents. He and the rest of the staff make this my best renting experience ever!

Blain Bekele: Read, read, read the bad reviews before moving in. I have been living in this unit for exactly 37 days now. As a lot of reviews pointed out this is a a very expensive, fake luxury unit. If you visit, do not do a self tour, i believe they use this to avoid disclosing specific information about units. at least that is exactly what happened to me and my housemate. you could end up with this lovely views every single day. on one side we have a revolving of construction trucks, workers and others taking their lunch break, changing cloth and some people occasionally wave to me while i sit in my living room. on the other side we have this lovely contraption of fake flowers and bed sheets for a view. For some reason my neighbor has permission to cover our window so she has privacy to her balcony but management seem to not care about our entire living room privacy. I will be updating this as soon as possible, Today I was informed by management that the only solution is for us to switch units.

Anahita H. Matin: I have been living in Camden Noma since 2020. It is a great community and such a beautiful home for me. The concierge staff are amazing! Duncan has always been helpful. The maintance staff of this building are very resposive and quick. They are always attentive, and fixed any problem my apartment had at the earliest possible. Onetime I had an emergeny on a Sunday and one of them showed up within two hours fixing a leak. The leasing office staff are very helpful, pleasant, welcoming and professional. They always dealt with any issue in a timely manner. Last but not least, a big shout out to the community manager, Michelle. she is always very responsive in anything I as a resident raise to her. Her leadership and communication skills are great. One time during early days of covid the unit on top of me did something crazy and poured all the dirt in my balcony. It was a mess! I will never forget how Michelle personally took care of this issue and went above and beyond to resolve the matter. The building is very well kept and clean with beautful court yard and rooftop. I love my apartment and I love living here.

Brian Redder: Sadly, I honestly don't have too many good things to say about this place. I lived here over a year and it was such a terrible experience. I had to repeatedly call maintenance and the leasing office to fix things in my apartment only to be told they'll have to come back another time. The leasing agents are very nice to you until you sign the lease, then you're only dollar signs to them. The only good thing about the place is the amenities, but the constantly broken elevators, almost not existent maintenance, insanely high prices, do not make it worth it and I'd suggest finding somewhere else to live. The worst part was that they try to charge you for so many things when you move out, some things that DC statute lists as illegal, but they do it anyways. I usually understand how difficult it can be to run an apartment building, but the management here needs a shake up. Overall a terrible experience and the building I've moved to since has been amazing, so I know its possible.

Chantelle Smith: Dara helped me and my roommate look for a 2bedroom apartment. She was very knowledgeable and patient with us. We had a lot of questions and she made sure to put our mind at ease with making the right decision. We decided to move forward with Avalon First and M across the street from them but It was a very close call. Thank you Dara

Arthur Brown: This community is great, definitely checks off all my boxes. Great amenities, affordable luxury living and the staff was great. I personally toured with Ciarra who is very well knowledge with the community’s perks and market. I would highly recommend this community to family and friends as it does play a very important role in my decision making.

Frank Phillips: Excellent experience at Camden NoMa. The entire complex was gorgeous and the staff was great. I would absolutely recommend checking them out. My partner and I toured 6 different apartment buildings and Camden had the nicest individual apartments of all the buildings we toured. Before getting into that, I want to mention how exceptional the customer service was. The leasing agent who took us on our tour was Dara Tucker and it was the most comfortable I have ever felt touring an apartment. Dara was very friendly and super helpful. She showed us 3 different units and all of the buildings amenities and really made us want to move there. After we finished our tour, Camden became our #1 choice. The pros: the kitchens were the best ones we saw all day by far, the modern feel and huge island were a major draw. The patio on the first floor apartment we toured was huge and private. The room with a glass wall was strange but added something unique to the apartment that we actually really liked. The buildings amenities are everything you’d expect from luxury apartments and I could’ve totally seen myself hanging out in the courtyard on summer nights with friends. The negative for us were the “dog parks.” The parks are really tiny and we probably wouldn’t use them because we have a bigger dog. We decided not to choose Camden NoMa to move into and the only reason why was because we needed a different location. NoMa is a great area and close to Union Market, but we really wanted to live within walking distance of where we work.