Beautiful, inviting ,and clean library. Very spacious with high ceilings. It was very easy to find…read moreand had a large parking lot beside it. I was impressed at how clean, new, and refreshing this library was upon entering it. I noticed the library has a community center and a library. The community center seemed alive and full of people engaging in fun activities. It even had a gym for people to play games and do sports. I came there to return library books for the closed Kingstowne Library. I liked how quiet the library was and how helpful the staff was in assisting me. This is the closest public library near me and the most exciting library I have encountered in this area.

We live close to this library and we go there a lot. I take my son there all the time. The library…read moreis very clean and organized. Everyone who works there is lovely. Our holds are always ready to go in a timely manner. They have great displays and lots of activities for little kids. They always have a scavenger hunt and a directed drawing station. We check out the toys often. If you have a teen, you can take them to the game room. There's also a great playground.

This branch is always exceptionally quiet & impeccably clean. I typically stop by on the rare…read moreoccasion when I have a document or two to print. Staff is also very reliable.

No wifi unless you have a library card. Literally makes no sense for a public library. Go to…read moreWaldorf instead

This Library is very cool!…read more This was my first time visiting this library and I was very impressed with how aesthetically pleasing it looks on the inside, how many breakout rooms there were, a gaming room, separated area's for children's play, teenagers, study space/working space, lounge space for older patrons with bigger lounge chairs, etc. I spent about 2 hours here with some children and they very much enjoyed the children's learning area. There were magnetic busy boards, busy games, wall games, magnetic dominos, puppets, magnetic people mix and match, and the books! While here, I noticed people of all ages, ethnicities and abilities enjoying the services of the library. It was very clean and I was impressed with the spread of variety of things for different groups. There were DnD groups renting out rooms, coders, puzzlers, arts and crafters, and much more. It was a very pleasant and safe experience, we will visit again.

Love this community library. Beautiful building and plenty of books to browse from. You can get a…read morelibrary card which gives you access to the electronic library which makes it easy to rent books and other offerings. I haven't taken advantage of the other things offered by the library like activity hours for the community, electronic books, computers use in the library etc but i did use the printing service.

It is clean bright and quiet. There a few conference rooms you can use for private conversations…read more The staff are helpful.

Wow, what a library! The outside is a little intimidating just because of the sheer beauty and…read moreesteem of it all. However, don't let that stop you from entering. The staff are extremely helpful as they are cordial and the inside is just as beautiful as the outside. The library has a ton of resources and is a quite place to get some work done. They have CAC-enabled computers and a lot of them. Stop in for a book or a look. Enjoy!

The staff at this library are pleasant and helpful. Julia Rader was nice and she provided the best…read morecustomer service. I signed up for a library card. I plan to come back to this library. I hope all staff members would model their customer service style from Julia.

I am cheap, that being said where else could I find books, both physical and digital, DVDs and…read moredigital music for free? Clean establishment, helpful staff and lots of items on hand and even more that are accessible by making a request.

Love this library. Great for toddlers. Has a nice selection of age appropriate books and…read moresurprisingly my kids love to come here and play educational games on the computers. There is also a playroom and area for little children and in the afternoon on the weekends, pre-teens and teens can come and reserve a time to play video games. I've had a great time teaching my kids about the library, checking out books and just the joy of reading in large part to this location. Highly recommend.

I have absolutely become a regular. I appreciate the library staff. Each time I come in they are…read morefriendly and very knowledgeable on all areas of the library and even events in the local area events. Coming to the library is always an adventure. They also offer passport services, notary services and much more.

I'm a big fan of libraries. Love 'em. And this new location…read morefor the Kingstowne branch of the Fairfax County Public Library system has got some upsides over the old branch at Landsdowne plaza. Buuuut it's also got some aspects that make me go 'whaaaa?' Sunday hours - great. Bigger and roomier and far more natural light - great. More seating - great. Green roof - love it. The library opened a little over a week ago, and an elevator was out of order? I assume that'll be up and running soon? There's an entrance on the ground floor, but it's locked? In the children's section, there's a ledge that looks like a big slide. Kids were playing on it. There are signs that say don't sit or slide on the window ledge. Don't make a fixture that looks like a slide *in the children's section* if it's not to be used that way. Also, signage in the parking garage says to park on the 2nd floor for the library entrance. You enter, go up a level, park, enter .... that's not the library entrance. You're actually supposed to keep going up in the garage, park in the roof. THAT's the parking garage entrance level to the library. Aesthetically, I like the library. I like the expanded hours. But some signage and design choices leave me a bit flummoxed. 3.33 stars

My first library to visit in Alexandria. I went to a book sale here and received my first library…read morecard in Virginia & 5 years. I was amazed at the self checkout and the free hiking kits with state park pass to use for free. Most of the books I looked for were checked out or unavailable. Books were priced at $3 but you could purchase a bag of books for $7 after 2 pm. I found a book I was looking for on Irish nationalism and other books. The staff was very pleasant and helpful in assisting me. I noticed most books were new and in good condition in the library. The library was clean, and the new books displayed were impressive. Finding this library was east to drive to, find, and park at despite the busy traffic in the area. Definitely a library I will visit in the future.

I just found this neighborhood library when I wanted to take my daughter to exchange her books, but…read morenot too far from where we were. This is indeed a neighborhood library because it is very small. However, they have a good amount of computers (maybe 8-10), at least two private rooms, it is very clean, and the staff is welcoming and nice. Since it is very small, the book selection isn't as big, but since it is a PWC library, I am sure you can request a book to be sent to this location. Just like other PWC library locations, they have toddler/kid/adult groups/activities, and shows. You just have to look at their schedule. The kid area has tables, a computer, an ottoman, a coloring desk, and puzzles. There is a free parking lot out front and it is in a shopping center.

Printing services are convenient and affordable! You can easily load your documents to the…read moreSmartAlec app and once you get to the library just print. Staff is available if you need assistance. You can add your library card to your mobile wallet as well. Btw this location is open by entering via right side of the building lower level. General area of library is under construction so customers cannot enter via main entrance.

This library is noisy, many inconsiderate people do not take into account that others are studying…read moreor working, people talking loudly on their cell phones, there is not moderator in the library to regulate the noise level, either signs that encourage people to be silence, the children screaming all the time and parents don't do nothing to preserve the harmony of the library. Please if you don't know how to behave in a public library go to Starbucks.