The location of this building is selling point -- it takes me less than 5 minutes to walk to the law school! You are also directly next door to Whole Foods, and less than a block away from the Foggy Bottom Metro, a CVS, the Marvin Center, and various restaurants. I rent directly from the owner, so I can't speak too generally, but I liked my studio. It was small, but a great value, and comfortable for a couple to share. The building seems to be mostly professionals and grad students, few noise problems, but not very social. The staff is friendly and the building has laundry in the basement. Overall would definitely recommend, especially for first-year students getting used to the area!

It is a good location, just a block from Whole Foods, and two from the Foggy Bottom Metro. But, it is very expensive. The building is old and has no amenities but you pay as if had all the amenities. It is better to look for other buildings in the area, better prices and some amenities.

I have lived in this apartment for a year and while the location is amazing, I have had a severe bug problem. I also don't like that pets are not allowed in the building. My landlord is a great person, but getting maintenance orders completed has been slow. The front desk staff are really friendly and like to get to know the residents.

This is an awesome location for anyone working or attending GW. Also extremely close to the World Bank, IMF, State Department (walking distance). Its very convenient to DuPont Circle nightlife as well. But most importantly, a block from the metro and right next door to Whole Foods!

Building has professionals and students. Each apartment is different however, so do check them out. Elevators are a bit dated, laundry in the basement, and the building does smell like weed occasionally. The front desk staff is awesome!

I have a great landlord, but the constant construction across the street - ironically caused by GW - has been a pain during exams. GW only got involved once I emailed their corporate counsel. The contractor continues to violate DC building code start times and GW has dropped the ball. The management company failed to inform residents and landlords that the construction was taking place and apparently signed off on some agreement with the Contractor without ever thinking about how the noise would affect apartment dwellers. It's awful.

The President building is old and very expensive. It is managed by a company but the apartments are owned by landlord. The building has nothing. The only good thing is location.