Washington Apartments

Washington Apartments is a great place to live! Spacious apartments with clean hardwood floors, convenient laundry and the best location you can ask for in central DC. Building management staff is super friendly, supportive and helpful whenever needed. I've really enjoyed living here.

I lived here for about two and a half years. The location is perfectly convenient. The apartment is clean and comfortable. Leasing officers are kind and helpful. This is a good place in DC.

I’ve lived here for almost a year and have had a great experience. The leasing office has been helpful and accommodating, which is something I haven’t found at other apartments. Janice in particular has been fantastic from the moment I met her—friendly, caring, and made me feel safe and at home. Always answers my calls, emails, and works with me on any issues that come up. The apartment itself is good—good price and great location.

I lived here back in 2017. The apartments were nice, definitely a good deal for the relatively low rent. The front desk was quite helpful and maintenance was responsive.

For the first time in my rental history, I cried. I had THE hardest time saying goodbye to Leasing Manager Janice Spinner when I vacated my apartment. Janice and I hit it off when I serendipitously stumbled across Washington Apartments 2 years ago. So much so we hugged when we said goodbye! Hugging became our thing. Then COVID hit. Safety is a top priority for Washington Apartments, as evidenced by flyers distributed about COVID, hurricane preparedness, etc. Residents are well informed about everything going on! From the start, Janice took care of me as she does for all the residents. She pointed out local points of interest, such as the Giant and restaurants, during my tour. Janice sold me on Washington Apartments! Other residents feel the same way, she knows us by NAME! She's the face of the complex! Besides Janice, and the other helpful staff, I loved living there. I was happy, safe and the location was amazing! With tears welling up as I handed in my keys, Janice asked if I wanted a hug. Thankfully my mask contained my tears instead of soaking her shoulder while she held me. I hadn't hugged Janice since March! If I'm ever sent back to DC, I would highly consider returning to Washington Apartments; it's all because of Janice.