Great price for location. Large unit, but poor management

The first few months that I lived in the building were fine. After the first year everything went down. They raised my rent way too high, I was followed by a creepy drunk man almost into my room, and I have constant mold in my room.

The amenities are fine but the older residents can get a little weird, especially at night. A few years ago my apartment became invaded by bedbugs! They took care of them fairly promptly but still, gross. The management is always very nice to deal with

The Woodner is ok. In terms of amenities don't expect much and leasing isn't the most attentive or organized BUT what they lack in service they make up for in price. rent here is super affordable and the building isn't too far from the metro or the shops/restaurants on 14th Street.

Living in the Woodner connects you to DC history, since it was once a grand destination hotel. The location is fantastic, on the border of both Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights, walking distance to restaurants and shops in both. The Woodner is situated at the end of Rock Creek Park, and some apartments have views into the evergreen slopes out the back. There's a great mini grocery that makes even Polar Vortex chills bearable--since you can hibernate without having to go out into the cold! A pool, a dentist, hair salon, gym, and lots of hallways to stroll when you're bored, with nice neighbours, make for a great apartment experience. The staff and maintenance men are really great, and quickly respond.

Love the Woodner. Good location, nice staff, decent sized room, very clean.

We love the Woodner! With the grocery market, dentist, hairdresser, pool, gym, laundry, dry cleaners, tax accountant, day care, and communal outdoor patio, Living in the Woodner is like living in your own village. The Metro is close, and the S buses stop right outside. Zoned for a great school (Bancroft), and with plenty of great eateries nearby in Mt. Pleasant and Adams Morgan, you're sure to love living here as we do. Neighbors are pretty nice, and maintenance responds fast to any needs.

The Woodner is a decent place to live - it's close to major bus lines which is convenient and not too far from the metro. The building is very old, but its reasonably priced and very convenient. The studios are perfect for single young professionals and older people who live alone. Overall, I like it very much and plan on staying for a few years.

Kind of worn down, but serves its purpose. Good for those just starting out.

Living in DC is great. The Woodner is a nice place to live. As many people know, it has its share of problems, but as a young professional, the studio apartment is just what i need to be happy. The neighborhood is mostly residential and that is great - close to major bus lines and not far from metro.