24 hour concierge and amenities are great. Quality of space and appliances depends on who owns the apartment but the building overall provides a comfortable environment with reliable management and services.

I am new to the DC area and was hoping to find a place to live close to GW Hospital. I was struggling to find a 1 bedroom that was both nice and affordable. Claridge house is nice because utilities are included. I just have to pay for Wi-Fi. The 24/7 front desk is convenient for me to stop by and get help/packages at any time of day. In the north building there is laundry on every floor. So far I have not had any issues with laundry availability. My one complaint is the large washers and dryers in the basement are more expensive ($3 a load). Very close by to the metro, Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods. A lot of college/grad students live here but I haven’t had issues with noise

Spacious, kind management personnel, and close to the GW. Mice and noise problems if you are unlucky.

The building is really great, albeit slightly expensive. The community room, the pool, the gym, and other amenities make the experience even better. The management is really quick with any issues that may arise and almost always have someone from maintenance around of for urgent issues. The front desk staff is lovely and I definitely feel safe and secure here.

Each apartment unit is different, but my unit is great for the rent I'm paying. It's a 1 bed plus a den converted room, so it could be better, but there are some units available with better 2 bedroom floor plans.

Great location, good amenities, can be expensive but similar pricing to other dc apartments.

My apartment is really great, especially for the price. The biggest positive of all is how close it is to school, which I think is the most important thing as a MS1. Being close to school helps me manage my time much better, and have a bit more free time since I cut out the commute.

The apartment is technically a studio, but the kitchen feels like its in its own room and I can't see it when I am sleeping. The studio is pretty big and I have been able to separate the areas into a distinct dining area, living room, and bedroom. On top of it all, I have a really big walking closet and many other medical students live in the same building.

The major downside of my apartment is that it doesn't really have a view, although it does have a pretty big window that takes up an entire wall. All I see from my apartment is the courtyard. That doesn't matter much though because as a medical student, I personally spend most of my time at school, coffee shops, or sometimes out with friends. The most I do at my apartment is sleep there and sometimes host a movie night.

Has great amenities and is a relatively good price for the location.

Great location, nice place, decent rent

I have had a good experience living at the Claridge House. Some of the apartments are older than others, but they all seem to be well maintained. Maintenance is extremely responsive to issues and the building manager is communicative and friendly. Everyone who works at the front desk is helpful and friendly as well.