Great location, but the elevators are constantly broken and take ages to address, and the garage…read moredoors are relics and seem like they take months to fix as well. For the amount that residents pay in monthly HOA dues, you'd think these issues would be infrequent but they are constant that persist and persist. I wonder who's to blame?!

My friend lives here and I live across the street. It is a really nice building. They skimped on…read morethe pool but overall very nice. Plus there is a Harris Teeter on the same grounds.

This is the most amazing team of caring and thorough professionals that I've ever seen an apartment…read morecomplex. Our mother has been living there for over two years now, and she is retired and sometimes requires a little extra assistance with understanding how her heat and air conditioning work, and sometimes the appliances. We are not always there to be able to help her. From the leasing staff, to the concierge, to the groundskeeping every employee is always so helpful and kind to her. You can't put a price on that.

Absolutely love the area and the apartment building. The common areas are always meticulously…read moredusted and cleaned every day. The concierge and maintenance staff go above and beyond to assist and make the building feel like home! We feel very spoiled here with a theater room, game room,common area, swimming pool, grills, and well stocked gym. Would recommend highly!

Love our unit and the concierges, but in the just over a year we've lived here, we went months…read morewithout consistent elevators, hot showers are rare, and starting again on December 26 the building will be uninhabitable during business hours most weekdays for months. Cannot recommend.

I've lived here for over 15 years and the location cannot be beat. I worked in the District as well…read moreas in Fairfax County and Montgomery County, and couldn't be happier with its central location and its easy access to major transit arteries (I-66, Route 50, I-395, George Washington Parkway). If heading into the city, it's a 6 minute walk to metro, or multiple bike-share stands (and you can almost roll downhill), and bus line to Georgetown and K street. The surrounding city blocks were developed into multi-storey condo buildings in the ensuing years since 2000, so a lot more buzz, and the farmer's market on Saturdays--literally at the doorstep-- got more popular. The residents are friendly and the vibe offers more of an old-time community appeal. The units are spacious as the building hearkens back to the 1980s when construction was more solid and designers felt that more space made better livability (gee!) . A considerable refurbishing of the interior makes for a chic, modern-looking entry way. Marble facades, river stone accent walls, spot lighting, the works. Curb appeal has improved with a garden designed around native plants that support the local ecosystem. Expect to see butterflies and birds here in the middle of urban highrises. The pool is popular to hang out at (with just the right amount of privacy) during summer. The door staff members (24 hour desk) are wonderful and become almost trusted concierges. You feel secure. Internally, the building offers a more high-speed option for Internet access than the typical cable monopoly of yester-year, and is also receiving fiber optic access soon.

My experience as a new owner at Wilton House has been disappointing--especially in how serious…read moreconcerns have been handled by the Board and Management. As a new owner at Wilton House, I've been disappointed by how certain issues have been handled by the Board and Management--particularly regarding building maintenance and respect for owner rights. 1. Persistent Elevator Noise (Affecting Quality of Life) Since moving in, I've experienced constant low-level humming and ticking sounds from the adjacent elevator system, which disrupts my sleep and daily comfort. Management initially claimed mitigation wasn't possible, but later acknowledged it is--just costly. In a recent email, Management asked what steps I had taken inside my unit to reduce the elevator noise and noted that I hadn't provided suggestions. To me, this reflects an attempt to shift responsibility for mitigating noise from a common element onto me as the unit owner, which I believe is inappropriate. It appears the Board and Management do not plan to pursue a professional solution, as they attribute the issue to my unit's location rather than any fault in the elevator room's isolation or the aging elevator system. 2. Mismanaged Parking Spot (Deeded Space Mislabeling) My assigned, deeded parking space was marked with a disabled sign before I purchased the unit. Despite acknowledging the spot is private, Management has refused to remove the sign, citing possible compliance concerns. At one point, they stated that the presence of a number on the space "means it is private," which I found to be a circular and unhelpful justification--the issue is not whether it's private, but why a public-use designation was placed on a deeded space in the first place. I believe accessible parking spaces should be designated from common areas--not from deeded, privately owned spots. Placing a public-use designation on a private property space--especially without the owner's permission--may not be appropriate and could be disputed. Conclusion In my experience, the Board's approach seems to prioritize cost-saving over addressing structural concerns and honoring owner rights. I wish I had known more about these patterns before purchasing. This review is shared solely to inform others based on my personal experience

I love living here! It's almost been one year and it flew by!…read more My favorite part is that it's close to the metro, a grocery store, and Starbucks. When I exercise, I will either use the gym in the building or go to W&OD trail. For HH, I'll can either walk a few blocks to Merrifield or stay close. My favorite is Blackfinn and Passion Fin since they have really great drink (& food!) specials. Also lots of really great places to eat nearby as well. Living wise, I don't have too many problems. I'm not sure if my neighbors are just really quiet or the walls/floor is thick, but I rarely hear them. Actually, the one place I can hear people is when I'm in the hallways. I think I can hear them thru the doors. They vaccuum every morning and the garbage room never smells bad. They also clean the garbage shoots, windows, hallways. They also do inspections in your home and have a mechanic. I've had a leak and they fixed it for free and charged for just the replacement piece. The mechanic knew the machines in the building well.

This place is a shitty dump. Aisha takes photos of the people living here and threatens them. The…read moreleasing office is total crap. This place is a money trap.

EXO's beautiful twin towers (named Iris and Ora) are 16 stories high with 3 levels of underground…read moreparking. Each floor has an average of 14 units, totaling 457 units, which is a lot of units. For buildings with this many units, working elevators is not anything less than an essential function for access and safety. For a solid two months only 2 of the 3 elevators in the Ora building have been working. And as of 7/20/25, only 1 of the 3 elevators in the Ora building is working. EXO repairs, when requested for worrk in the units is honestly usually remarkably quick and top quality. Things understandably require servicing in the common areas of all buildings as well. What is incredibly awful at EXO is how long common infrastructure (elevators, water breaches, loading dock door) repairs take here. I will not be renewing my lease when it ends in early 2026 as a result of these intolerably long infrastructure repair lags. It not only concerns me but actually frightens me that it is only a matter of time before something catastrophically tragic happens from the persistently routine benign neglect.

I wanted to leave a review for my in-person tour with Caitlin because she was incredibly patient…read moreand knowledgeable about the community. While I haven't decided whether I'll be moving forward as a resident, the tour was a great experience. Based on everything I saw, I'd definitely recommend this community to friends and family.

I lived at Regent's Park for about two years until I had to say goodbye. I always wanted to review…read morethis community but wanted to wait so I can give a more before, during, and after review. I found that when I was searching for apartments I needed a little in-between snapshot versus just the tour and moving out. When I was first apartment hunting, I found probably 20 places, in which I toured 15, and eventually narrowed down to 3 with this place being on the top 3. Making the appointment was a breeze online and having a guide during my tour was great. Michael was my tour guide and answered so many of my questions. I liked how I gave my budget and he assisted in letting me view those within my range. It was roughly a week or two later I narrowed it down to 2 and wanted one last look but since at the time I lived out of state it was hard to go in person. Michael gave sent me over videos of the available units and all information on it via email. I ended up picking a unit from the communication. It was an easy online process and any questions I had they were quick to answer within the 24 hour window. I was nervous once my move-in time came because I never saw the unit in person yet. But luckily once there and doing the walk-through inspection the unit video that was sent was exactly what mine looked like. Move in was a breeze and I liked that you had a 30-day window if the space worked for you. I really liked how they had basics in the apartment like paper towels in the kitchen and hotel sized toiletries in the bathroom. It was a nice welcome. I had a few maintenance requests once I was settled and from time living in the unit. They were always really efficient and always very kind. Towards the end of my first year, I ended up needing a bigger space and the front office was more than happy to assist me and as a current resident they wanted to make sure I was making the best move; whether that would be transferring or letting the lease ride out. When I moved into the second unit, it needed a little more work than my first unit. I think because my first unit had just been recently renovated. Although the second unit was one of the renovated units, it definitely was one that was renovated awhile back. Still, nothing too crazy and definitely live able. When it comes to parking, for guests it could get hard as there was only a few sections that were free for all. But you could request a guest pass during business hours. I liked that for residents there was either the free parking spots or paid in the garage. It helps to have both options because in the winter you may want to be in the garage. Also definitely believe the office staff when they say towing is enforced. I would see the tow truck often, so be sure to always have your sticker or pass. During my time, I ran into only maybe one or two incidents. It was resolved quite quickly. The only thing I would say is, if you have upstairs neighbors I think the walls are thinner between you and them. I'm not sure if my neighbors had flooring versus carpet but at times my furniture would shake. It's not something that can be controlled but definitely keep that in mind. But I will say the walls between your next neighbors were thick because we barely heard each other. Most of the residents are Regent's were really nice. As someone who didn't wander too much due to work, I loved that Regent's would host events to mingle with your neighbors. They got better with their events with timing because when I first moved most of the events were during work hours and towards the end of my stay they incorporated a lot of after work/weekend events. My move out was pretty easy breezy. Make sure you do your due diligence with cleaning and etc. it helped that during my walk through in the beginning I documented anything that existed prior to be living there so it can't be put back on me. You can always request to have your exit walk through with someone if you're ever worried. All and all, I really enjoyed living here and all the staff. Michael, Mary, and Alex helped me a lot while there. There were some interns and newer staff that I am grateful as well. With any apartments, you won't have perfect but the staff here really made my experience extremely enjoyable. You really get what you're paying for. It was so enjoyable that living next to the metro (which was one of my main reason for moving here) became a secondary perk, the first perk was being a resident at Regents.

I've lived here since December and am conflicted on how to review... The apartments on first glance…read morehave been renovated well with new laminate floors, new cabinets and dishwashers. However, when you look closely, the windows aren't fully closed because of improper installation of the window AC units. The floors are uneven and worst of all, there is a major roach problem. We started seeing them as soon as we moved in and alerted management right away. The property manager is absolutely wonderful and has sent an exterminator every few weeks. They have decreased but be warned they are still very much present. The grounds are decently maintained. Tenants are mostly respectful. It's priced so reasonably that it's difficult to complain too much!