this is the best building building and best management company in DC. They are so kind and…read moreattentive. I have loved it here.

I've been living here for almost a month and love it! When I moved-in, you could tell management…read moreunderstands what a person goes through when moving and provided a welcome kit to make a solid transition. It consisted of basic items, hand soap, paper towels, etc - but it made me think these guys went the extra mile to welcome me. The aspect I love the most is the events the building hosts. It provides a medium for community engagement. The rooftop has a breathtaking view of the city, wireless access, a club room with a tv and mini-bar, two grills, patio furniture, and a gym! There is also a business center in the lobby. The location speaks for itself - you are living in the heart of DC's nightlife. Trader Joe's is directly across the street. A couple dry cleaners are nearby. The U Street Metro is 2 blocks. So far, these guys have hit a grand slam with the place.

Don't ever rent from these rapacious and mendacious corporate landlords. They falsely advertise…read moretheir units describing them as bigger than they are, they raise rents beyond the allowed amount every year, they ignore residents legitimate concerns, and more.

I lived at The Drake for 3 years and 10/10 recommend living in this amazing building! The staff is…read moreso kind, responsive and helpful. The rooftop is absolutely beautiful and it is such a fun community. I lived on the ground floor and still had incredible natural light. The building is located within walking distance from just about everywhere in DC - I am so thankful for my experience at The Drake and will miss it dearly!

Food was incredible. This was a highly recommended place in DC, and it did not disappoint!…read more Service was outstanding, and the restaurant is stunning! We had a large group and were taken care of well.

We moved our son into Hamilton House in 2021, after GWU locked students out of their dormitories…read moreduring the COVID pandemic. He just moved out after nearly 5 years there, and I have nothing but good things to say about his experience. His studio apartment was perfect for a college kid's needs, and anytime there were maintenance issues they were promptly addressed. He didn't have to worry about anything. The most important aspect of his stay there, though, was the staff. From George, who we helped us choose a unit and set up the lease, to the front door staff--especially Walter (who my son grew to love and will miss)--everyone went above and beyond to be welcoming and helpful, not just to my son but to my husband and me when we would visit. Even during move out this was the case (special mention again to Walter for his help--you are an angel!). Any GW parents looking into Hamilton House for their student: this is a really great option for off campus housing. It's quiet, safe, and the building is managed well. Can't recommend highly enough!

Absolute noise nightmare going on for most of the residents here. Rave warehouse right next door…read morethat gets noise complaints from us residents every weekend ( they even play music during the day sometimes). I literally have to plan for no sleep until 3 am on Friday and Saturday night. There is currently community organization going on to sue The Mo due to it's lack of responsibility concerning this. We were told by managament there was nothing they could do and simply told us to file noise complaints which we do to no end. We were even told they would refuse to lower our rent or make any concession so don't even try. Check out change.org and you can see all our names (there are at least 180 of us and I'm sure more who haven't bothered to sign) on the petition to get UDR or The Mo or whoever to take responsibility.

I've been exploring places to live around the city and recently toured The Mo. Booking a tour was…read moresuper easy, and I really appreciated the flexibility of the self-guided option--it let me move at my own pace and follow up with the leasing team later with questions, which they were responsive and helpful about. The building itself is nice, with solid amenities and a clean, modern feel. That said, after comparing price per square foot and finishes with other nearby buildings, I ultimately decided it wasn't the right fit for me. There's a lot of competition in the area, but The Mo could be a great option depending on what you're looking for. I'd definitely recommend checking it out and seeing how it stacks up for you.

If you're looking for a DC apartment, look no further. I have been lucky to call Camden Roosevelt…read morehome 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!

After reading some of the filtered comments and checking out the "Camden Deception" website, I felt…read morethe need to show my support for the Camden Roosevelt. (And I actually live here.) You are not going to get a better apartment complex in the U Street area for the price. Beautiful lobby with piano, water each afternoon, free coffee and tea in the morning, a huge gym with sauna, steam room, rock climbing wall, free weights, and numerous exercise machines (definitely the best in-house gym I've ever seen). The amenities fee is well worth it, especially considering how much people in this city spend on a gym every month. And I LOVE the wine cellar! Perfect for my collection; they keep it at a nice cold 45-50 degrees. The meeting room space is available for FREE to anyone who wants to rent it out for a party (there is a security deposit, but you get it back as long as there are no damages). Have you ever tried to rent out a bar/meeting room in DC for a party? It's an insanely expensive fee, plus a food and beverage minimum. This is a great deal for Camden residents. There's a board room-style meeting room with a long table and sixteen chairs, plus two living-room areas with a flat-screen television, bar (I had to laugh when a Yelp commentator complained that there was nothing to eat and drink in the bar ... hello?! It's not your house!), and pool table. The parties have never been a disturbance since they're on the first floor and a huge lobby, plus a set of stairs separate it from the apartments on that floor. My apartment on the 8th floor is incredibly spacious with high ceilings, crown molding, lots of windows, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a very spacious kitchen with new appliances. It's a great deal for the high-priced area that is U Street. And the park! Meridian Hill Park, right next door, is BEAUTIFUL. There's tons of joggers, soccer players, picnickers, and all kinds of great people enjoying the park and the pretty fountains during the day. Yes, they say don't walk around the park at night, it's not safe. That's just good sense for lots of areas in DC. Hello, you live in the CITY! Don't walk around in unsafe places at night. And you just can't beat the location. The Camden Roosevelt is close to U Street, Adams Morgan, Dupont Circle, and Columbia Heights. Everything is a short 5 to 15 minute walk away. I'm bothered by some of the claims on the "Camden Deception" website. At least for me, they were very clear and upfront about the fees, and they all make sense. You know up front about the cable fee, paying for water, and paying for electricity. And if you're not sure, ASK! No one is forcing you to sign a lease. I'd sure as hell notice if I was forced to pay $500+ up front without knowing what it was. I wouldn't sign the lease and then claim I "didn't know." Since moving here in February, only once has one of the two elevators been broken (come on folks, sometimes an elevator breaks down once in a while). I was here on March 26, 2010, and I don't remember seeing both elevators down that day. And hell, what's wrong with walking up a few flights of stairs once a year? Maybe you need the exercise! Also, never had a problem with heating and AC. If I ever had any maintenance problems, one quick call is made in the morning, and by the afternoon, it's fixed. Oh, and that fee you pay if you turn in your rent late? Jeez, folks, pay your rent on time! I travel constantly and am always sure to turn in my rent early if I know I'm going to be out of town. "Forgetting" to pay rent is no excuse. You pay the price when you turn in your rent late. Complaining about having to pay a fee for turning in your rent late when you should've turned it in on time is no one's fault but your own. Sorry for the incredibly long post, but I felt the need to address some of these "complaints" on the Deception website and other comments. I've lived in several apartment buildings in the DC/VA/MD area over five years, and nothing's better than the Camden Roosevelt. It doesn't claim to be absolutely perfect, and to complain about such minor problems is ridiculous.

LOVE IT HERE!!! Staff is so accommodating and maintenance requests are completed so quick. It feels…read morelike my home away from home here

I have lived here for over 2 years and am so lucky I found it. The staff knows your names, Quinton…read moreat the front desk is the BEST, and they treat you like family. My apartment is a great size and I feel very safe. Would definitely recommend living here!

What had been planned to be a 2-years of living arrangement turned out to be 7 long years and I…read morewould never consider moving out if I had not purchased my own condo! Location is amazing, minutes walk to Dupont Circle, Adams Morgan and Woodley Park, and even to Georgetown and Logan Circle. And super safe too, remember you are neighbor to Obama, so it is well-protected. Apartments are luxurious with inside unit washer/dryer. Street parking is abundant around the building as the area is note residential. Yes, the apartments are a bit on the smaller side, but the rents are really low for the area and increase only marginally from year to year. But above all, management is excellent! They respond to each maintenance request right away, and fix everything within a day, no questions asked! All told, living at 2000 Conn was an awesome experience that would recommend to everyone!

This is a nice place to live in DC. Updated apartments, great management, beautiful neighborhood…read more Note that this is NOT a party place. The residents are on the quiet side and keep the peace for each other. Most residents specifically keep their TVs lower volume for their neighbors, since a little sound does come through. Nice to have that community.

I have found this building to be extremely inconsistent and offering little to no communication…read moreregarding major issues...frequent automobile thefts in a "secured garage" and water stoppage in the building that last from hours to days, questionable billing practices, and huge noise, building, and resident issues that require aggressive resident pushing to receive information from management. Also, security is really non existent--even the basics of a secured front door is an ongoing issue, and it should be mentioned there is no physical security presence on the property. There have been some very unsettling issues in the past few years that make me question my residency--the staff requiring an id to workout and then losing it/denying window screens despite crows flying around courtyard/smoking and the smell of smoke throughout building/adding parking to rent multiple times over several years despite repeated reminders that I don't have a vehicle. The roof is nice and the gym is very basic and small, often with dated and broken equipment. Concierge and maintenance team make this place likable. As an update, I was penalized for using the term troll to report food and trash being left piled on the roof overnight. Forget that the place is constantly messy or smelly, I hurt someone's feelings who is trashing the building. Congrats, Camden!

TLDR: Due to the lack of security/safety, packages getting displaced, consistently broken…read moreelevators, and poorly maintained amenities, Camden Noma is not somewhere I would recommend. I lived here for over two years. My first year was not bad, but the events that unfolded in my second year truly made my whole experience there regrettable. Security/Safety: Ever since Camden got rid of the L Street side's concierge and desk, the overall security and safety on that side of the building has gone down. Camden will tell you that they have a 'roaming concierge' who patrols that side at nighttime, but its evidently not sufficient. There have been numerous incidents reported in the resident GroupMe and the community board about residents getting harassed by people entering the L side walking in behind them, unhoused people sleeping overnight in the L side lobby, residents being assaulted in the L st gym, etc. Since there is no concierge on the L side and no one truly monitoring it, it is so easy for people to slip in with residents and get in the elevators with residents and get let up to a floor. Despite residents asking Camden to provide a security guard like the apartment buildings have nearby, Camden refused and put the responsibility on residents to "keep their eyes out" for dangerous activity. Not to mention the door on the L street side had malfunctioned numerous times over the summer leaving that door unlocked to the public. Mail Room: When Camden got rid of the L st concierge/desk they got rid of the mail room on that side too. That created long lasting issues that were never resolved, even up to my move out in September 2024. See the pictures below of the regular occurrence of residents' packages being left out in the open on the floor, in the doorway by the street, etc. Since there is no one to receive mail on the L side, delivery drivers often just leave the packages unsecured wherever they choose and its up to the Pierce concierge to hopefully see it and go get it. Another issue with the current package system is the way the concierges label residents' packages. See the picture below where my package was labeled with a completely wrong apartment number. Thus, I could not find my package when I needed it on a specific day. The concierge told me to get a refund for it from the sender because there was nothing they could do since it was "never delivered" (despite it showing being delivered on Amazon). Days after doing this (when I no longer needed the package), I checked the mail room for something else and saw my package was there with the original apartment number they labeled it as crossed out and my apartment number scribbled on top. This was not a one-off event as many residents have complained about this in the resident GroupMe. Amenities: The dog park is always absolutely disgusting. While it is not Camden's fault that residents' refuse to pick up after their pets, Camden has done nothing but make empty threats to rectify the situation. Additionally, the gyms are poorly maintained. Throughout the summer both gyms were consistently incredibly warm and at least one of the three treadmills was consistently out of order. Elevators: I've never lived in a building before where the elevators were inoperable as much as Camden. Yes, as Camden will say, there are other elevators in the building to use, but the wait times increase drastically--so much so that you just end up having to take the stairs. Parking Garage: The wild wild west. Apart from the garage doors being consistently broken (and all traffic being funneled to the other garage door which created lots of issues), the garage is poorly maintained. There were constant damages to property and thefts. Also, see the picture, instances of young children (not residents) riding around the garage on scooters. Management: 80% of the people in the leasing office are useless. Sait Solak especially. Sait was always unprofessional, rude, and made me uncomfortable in my own apartment. Michelle was also unhelpful most of the time--the most you could expect from her were empty promises and thoughtless apologies.

It was a great place when I moved in. Now i must wait for a empty laundry machine in the North…read moreBuilding because the people from the South Building must use the machines because the laundry room has been closed for months due to a rat infestation that reeks. There was a fire across the street too. The fire alarm did not go off. Then they do random tests in my building. I asked that they tell be because I'm seizure prone and the sounds and lights can trigger me. They ha e yet to do this. Use to recommend this place but not anymore.

I have lived here for a long time. The location is great and I love my apartment. This used to be a…read moresuch a nice place to live. Management was on top of everything and they were nice and friendly. Since the new management took over, things have changed for the worse. Now, it's one thing after the other as mentioned in other reviews and there is an attitude of defensiveness, hostility and a string of excuses.

Honest Take After 2.5 Years…read more The glowing reviews for Revel have to be from short-term rentals, because my long-term experience here was anything but positive. Yes, the building looks nice and the location in the heart of NoMa is convenient, but the return on investment for the rent is absolutely zero. Safety and security were constant issues, and management never took meaningful action. During my stay, I experienced: * A melee on the roof * Visitors openly doing drugs on the roof * Vagrants sleeping in the common areas (multiple times) * Lost packages, car thefts, and break-ins * A homeless man shaking door handles and later found hiding in the trash room * Trash regularly left all over the trash room floor * Leasing staff even asking residents to call corporate to complain on their behalf The leasing team was dismissive, unprofessional, and consistently acted like residents were a burden whenever issues were raised. There's zero hospitality or customer service here--just indifference. When I finally left (I couldn't get out fast enough), they tried to charge me a ridiculous cleaning fee despite pre-existing damage noted on my move-in sheet. Do yourself a favor: look elsewhere. I've lived in several communities, and Bozzuto properties have always provided far better service and care. Revel is not the play--trust me.

Dougie, the maintenance team lead, is very good at his job, professional, and he is a nice person…read more Barak, who is at the front desk, is excellent too. He is kind and helpful. This review is just for these two people. Upper management, however, must be more flexible with good residents. Despite being a longer term resident, they were not accommodating with me and did not offer me the reasonable accommodation I requested. In addition, Churchill suites is a big problem for residents. It is like an AirBnB and there are constantly large groups of people in the common areas like the lobby. Many residents have expressed great displeasure with the Revel and Churchill suites partnership.