The apartments aren't super fancy, but that also means they don’t pretend to be luxury apartments with paper thin walls. Amazon has done so cool stuff with the area so there’s a nice park with a farmers market 2x a week and new cafes and stuff coming in. A block away from Costco, where you will get your cheapest student meal with the hot dogs. No issues with safety. Annoying to get to campus but it’s on the yellow and blue lines, so if you’re prioritizing possibly getting to work or other places, it’s convenient.

The Gramercy At Metropolitan Park Review

Great apartment, however it is right next to Amazon’s HQ2 construction and all the inconveniences that come with it: loud noises, difficult to get around when streets are closed, very dusty when windows are open, etc.

Gorgeous and spacious apartment with huge windows and great light. Walking distance to Whole Foods and everything else in Crystal City and Pentagon City, plus two Metro stops. Major cons are the expensive prices and the noisy Amazon construction directly across the street, which is quite loud and constant. Also, the pool was not open for the entire Summer 2020 season "due to Covid" but hopefully it re-opens this spring and summer.

Great place to live in. I am 6 minutes from the metro station by foot and a 20 minute driver to George Washington University, 30 minutes to the VA hospital. The area is very nice and safe to live in. The building I live in has 2 neighboring building for more rent and bedroom availability options. Definitely recommend it.

Our experience at The Gramcercy has been really good.

We've had a pretty good experience at The Gramercy in Arlington. I am married, and my husband works within a mile of this apartment, so for us my husband having an easy commute was important. Also, we do have a pet and being able to come home during a lunch hour if needed was also a significant driving factor. Although I currently have a long commute during my first semester, on Thursdays my commute to the GWU hospital is quick for my clinical day. Later on in the program, I am told being able to have a more comfortable commute is worth the commute time I am currently spending. I've also been told living closer to DC, will become more convenient as the semesters progress depending on the clinical locations and future job employment locations after school is over.

- flexible leasing terms
- easy walking distance to Pentagon City and Crystal City metro stations
- walkable neighborhood with Whole Foods, Harris Teeter, public library, restaurants, Pentagon City mall and convenience stores and parks in 10 minute radius
- well-maintained building

I moved into this apartment my first time living in DC after Law School. I had visited family friends in pentagon city years ago and decided to start my search there. The gramercy was the first building I looked at and I ended my search there, I fell in love. The building is amazing from outside, I was told it was designed by some famous architect. There's a beautiful courtyard in the middle. But the apartments blew me away. Moving from Philly I was so impressed with the quality and how well finished it was. Everything is modern and amazing. There's also a ton of amenities and rooftop pool with amazing views. There's retail and my bank at the bottom and right across the street from costco for bulk shopping. I just renewed my lease and have no regrets.

I have been living at the Gramercy since I graduated law school 2 years ago. After many failed roommate situation, I was finally ready to treat myself. And it has been worth every dime. I looked at most of the apartments in Pentagon city and settled on this one because it was my favorite. Modern spacious apartments and I amazing kitchen. The rooftop pool is also a seller as the other apartments I looked at had their pools downstairs. The courtyard, retail downstairs, right next to Costco. I can't say enough great things. If you're looking for a place in Pentagon city. Definitely look here. You won't regret it