this apartment is located near GWU and other busy areas of DC. It is close to the metro which makes it very convenient for commuters. The rooftop pool and grills are great for the summer!! The staff is strict and safety is very poor. Anyone is able to go into the apartment and up to the rooms. It seems almost like a dorm due to the amount of students

The Gatsby Mansion is quite spectacular and the gothic-style architecture is stunning. With more than 20,000 square feet, it's the perfect place to throw epic parties. The Olympic size swimming pool adds to the place's glamour as well. Luckily, there are no nearby neighbors so we haven't had any issues with noise complaints. Unfortunately, the mansion is not metro-accessible so it's a little hard to get around, but the four-car garage makes up for that. It would be nice if there were nearby dining and nightlife options. While a little over-priced, the Gatsby Mansion has been an excellent place to live.

This apartment has the best location! It is located close to GWU and is close to many convenience stores and Georgetown shops! I would highly recommend it to any GWU student. It is also great for pets, everybody seems to have pets! There is a balanced mix of students and adults.

2400 M is an excellent apartment located perfectly between GW and Georgetown. It is also adjacent to Trader Joe's. Perks include a rooftop with a pool, running track and grill. There is also a gym! Only downside is the cost. There are other apartments that aren't as nice, but a lot cheaper than here.

Amazing building with a great updated, hotel feel to it. The rooftop pool and fitness center cannot be beat. Conveniently located near grocery, dry cleaning, gyms, metro, and bus routes. Rent is steep but the package and safety features cannot be beat in the area.

One of the reasons why 2400 is great is because of its location right next to Trader Joe's. It is also nice to be so close to Georgetown. The walk to Foggy Bottom and the cost of living isn't as nice as other apartments, but I have no serious complaints about this. I love the rooftop pool and grill in the summer time!

This is one of the stereotypical DC high-rises in that it looks nice but when you look again it's falling apart. First the good: it's in an awesome area. You can always find a cab, Georgetown and Dupont are really close, metro access is easy, and it shares a block with Trader Joe's. They allow pets. This is the biggest apartment I found in the area for the price, though it is of course a ridiculous price for housing (welcome to DC). The cafe downstairs has amazing sandwiches.

But it really isn't all good. With the rooms, the devil is in the details: if you go on a tour, pay special attention to where the racks are located in the closets (weirdly low) and where the doors open (i.e., into the closets so you can't put things behind them, into the shower, completely blocking the kitchen hallway, etc.) The walls are by no means soundproof (I have a gamer on one side and a dog across the hall). There are plants that attract small bugs that bite on the roof by the pool (found that out the hard way, i.e., in a swimsuit). There is no printer in the business center, and the common areas are so freakishly cold that you have to wear a jacket if you want to spend any amount of time in them. The courtyard has no seating (what is the point of it? Do I go walk around the first floor dwellers' backyards?)

Also not the safest building (I'd go into detail but don't want to broadcast where I think they're deficient on the internet!) Roof doesn't have enough security, which I think is clear to everyone, but it doesn't seem that any steps are being taken to make it safer.

Bottom line: if you have to live in this area of town, you need space, and you don't have unlimited funding, this is probably where you'll end up. It's not the worst thing in the world, but you need to use your common sense to keep yourself safe, build relationships with the people who work here, and use some creativity when you're trying to figure out how to use your closet.

So my friends and I picked this apartment because we didn't want to live in the typical crappy apartment or townhouse. It's a great building. Beautiful apartment and finishing. We love it. It's worth the rent price. The one thing we didn't expect is that it's not tailored to students. So it's quiet all the time and neighbors and management are sensitive to loud noises. If you're a student looking to throw parties and pregames, this is probably too fancy. But I think it's perfect for a grad student or young professional. It's probably one of the nicer apartments in the area for the rent. Close walk to metro, Trader Joe's and GW. Great building in general.

It is a nice luxury apartment building located in Foggy Bottom/Georgetown area. Its residents are mostly GW students or other young professionals. Awesome rooftop with pool, areas for grilling, and chairs - great place to have friends over. The apartments themselves are very nice too. I recommend this building.

This has been a great place to live! The location of the apartment allows me to be in walking distance of many cool places. It's definitely the best location of all the apartments I've looked at in the past few years. I love being so close to the mall and shopping... it is the true DC experience!