The Letterman House is really nice because it's so close to campus. It's also honestly on the same level as the Statesman, except it's cheaper because you don't have a 24/7 doorman, which I personally don't really need. The only downside is that the management of the apartment can sometimes be very unresponsive. We had a lot of issues with the laundry machines and it took almost a month and a half for them to resolve it (yay free laundry?). But overall, I'd definitely say it's worth every penny, especially considering how close it is to campus. Problems in the apartment will vary depending on the individual owner of the unit.

It's clean and pretty well managed apartment. It is conveniently located for George Washington University students. It is very safe and it is not too loud considering a lot of students are living in the building. Also, it is pretty close to national mall!

As a student of GWU, The Letterman house is a great location from school and near by essentials like Whole Foods and CVS, There are a good range of fast food options. The building management is extremely helpful and outgoing, I have had only great experiences with them. The unit is large and spacious. Lighting is a bit of an issue, but we've made do. Overall very happy.

Great building with in-building washer/dryers that accept credit/debit cards.
The building is in a very safe neighborhood with very friendly building staff. The common spaces are well taken care of by a very attentive maintenance man. The manager, Stanley, is very kind and attentive. The only downside is that you can only pick up packages between 9 AM to 6 PM on weekdays, and between 10-2 on weekends, as those are the only times the manager is in. Also, you do hear some noise Friday/Saturday nights as there are frat houses close by, so this should be something to think about prior to moving in.

Management has been great! Overall its pretty quiet. There are many young kids because of its proximity to GW. Generally I have been very pleased.

The Letterman is a great place to live for the law students. It takes me less than five minutes to get to class and it's overall a very quiet apartment building. The residents here are mainly students, government workers, or senior citizens so it is not rowdy. The apartments themselves are all individually owned so I can't say much for the conditions of each apartment. The manager here, Stan, is a great person who is willing to help with anything. The only down side to this apartment is that the manager is not here 24/7, so if you're locked out, it's a huge ordeal to get it resolved. Also, if you live on the side facing F street, it can get kind of loud on the weekends because of the undergrads. Other than that, it's been a great experience.

Great, safe apartment. Students, couples, and older couples live in the building. Stanley the doorman is awesome. Only con is that it is basically on the GW campus, and that it can be hard to get packages sometimes. Would also love a gym in the building.

Looking for an awesome view and all facilities included.. Congested apartment, requires more amenities and activities.Looking for an awesome view and all facilities included.. Congested apartment, requires more amenities and activities.Looking for an awesome view and all facilities included.. Congested apartment, requires more amenities and activities.

I have liked living here, but I think it is due in large part to having a roommate I like and enjoying the "student" feel of this place. It is one of the older complexes, so nothing like the amenities of the Avenues. Clean enough, but the elevator is down a lot which leaves you with just the one on some busy days. I end up taking ten flights of stairs sometimes. Nothing fancy here, but a good price and good location overall.

My apartment is only a couple blocks from the school. The location is convenient, especially for participation in extracurricular activities.