Each and every time I visit this library in the area. It tops out as one of my most favorite…read morelocations because of the overall ambiance. The library is nicely organized and spaced out throughout. It can be a busy and robust location with visits coming and going. Yet, never too much noise. Staff is helpful when asked for assistance. Overall, each and every time, family... friends... and I always feel welcome. This location is a delight by far.

Not much to review, because I stopped by to get a pair of glasses for the the solar eclipse…read more Overall, the library looked pretty organized, and the staff was pretty friendly and helpful.

This library is centrally located for our county and has good amenities and selection of…read morenon-fiction, fiction and technical books available. Generally it is not very crowded and is pretty quiet but with a friendly staff. We were even able to check out some SAT prep books for my kid. Highly recommended for local residents.

If you need somewhere to read or use a computer this is great. They also have private rooms for…read moreuse - 2 hours, but need to signup "old school" on clipboard. There are two printers and you pay per page on honor system. There's only one copier and you pay per page. It can scan documents for free that get emailed where you want. Oh yeah, they have books and DVDs. If you really need serious research for business, go to one of the business schools like George Mason in Fairfax or Arlington.

Beautiful library and friendly staff. We have gone twice to use the passport service and the first…read moretime there wasn't a wait. The second time was maybe 30 minutes but they give you a buzzer so you can look at books while you wait.

Was amazed having moved from another state to see how beautiful and well maintained this library…read moreis. State of the art and was a pleasant surprise.

One of my favorite places in Leesburg! It's a genealogical library owned by the town of Leesburg…read more They have the Ancestry.com Library edition for free. They have special collections and databases on Virginia, the Civil War, Military history, and the Underground Railroad. There are a few computers available with internet. It's a great place to hang out if you want to read or study. They have beautiful murals and great artwork. It's right in downtown Leesburg, and there is parking.

A special library devoted to local history and genealogy!…read more Extremely helpful library assistant, MBF, wouldn't stop!

Nice library (doesn't have the old book smell) within walking distance of huge Giant grocery store…read more The unique selling point of this library is the private study rooms and their well functioning A/C (lol). The rooms are available on a first come first serve basis where you can work distraction free for up to two hours if there's a line. In the middle of summer I get to go to this library wearing my favorite hoodies. I say this with no complaints; I breathe better and think clearer when there's air. Outside of that it's your regular library with the standard amenities. Ample computers, tables, outlets, newspapers, etc.

Unfortunately the kids section is on the same level as the adults and the level of noise from…read morescreaming kids made it impossible to focus. Kids need their spaces in libraries, of course, but either on a separate floor or a walled off space. Not the kids or librarians fault - but open floor plans in libraries create this issue.

Some days the sebrvice of the library is explicit while other days the workers are boring and rude…read more I honestly recommend to get your books from here because of the quality and options, but don't expect a nice librarian to help you.

Have not yet visited for a regular "library" visit. But it looks like a really nice library!…read more My one visit thus far was to cast my absentee ballot for the 2016 Presidential election. This library is one of several locations in Prince William County set up for absentee voting. A side entrance to the library - on the left hand side of the building is used for this activity - I'm assuming so as to not disrupt the normal everyday activities of library patrons.

AMBIANCE Reston Regional Library is one of the quieter…read morebranches in Fairfax County. As only regional branches are open on Sundays, I decided to visit to to complete some studying. There's two rows of public use computers right as you enter the front doors, and ample tables for reading/working. Being a regional branch as well, they also offer more book options and resources for residents. Although located across a police station, I was surprised to see such a heavy presence of officers in the library (right as you enter and making rounds about the library itself). BATHROOMS The bathrooms aren't the cleanest, and when I visited, men entered the women's bathroom to use as well. PARKING There is ample parking available in the lot, and there's never a lack of spaces. It can get littered (we saw a couple condoms scattered about the lot).

Love their kids room here! Tons of books, puzzles, magnet boards, and games for the little ones…read more They also offer free classes for kids that you have to pre-register for online. The classes are great, but some of the librarians take their role as facilitator of the class too seriously; they're more like dictator of the class. I get needing structure and rules, but it becomes a problem when you can't even hold the kids attention because you're spending 5 minutes going over "rules" that can be summed up into "sit on your bottom and put on your listening ears.

This library is embedded in a shopping mall, but it is reasonably nice inside. As to the question…read moreof what is a library these days, this one has a very community center vibe. It did serve a need in terms of offering speedy free wifi and places to sit with charging, as well as squeaky clean bathrooms. And a security guard. It's not one of the libraries that brings a sense of aesthetic majesty or anything, but its pragmatic value is easy to see.

Very friendly and helpful staff. Would recommend to everyone.i got help finding and printing my…read moreresume then help with the copy machine.

I know Fairfax County libraries typically have the same offerings, but this one is unique and…read morespecial to me. I love how accessible this library is for walkers and bikers in the town of Herndon. You can enter from the bottom floor or the second floor from the outside. The bottom floor has conference rooms, a foyer with seating, local bulletins, and the Maker Lab. The top floor is where there's a huge communal quiet room with dividers for individual studying, the books, and computers. I would recommend chatting with any librarian here to find out everything the library has to offer. It is a LOT. I am a fan of the Maker Lab.

At first I was a little unsure about the parking situation since there was an outdoor and covered…read morelot that looked like it was for another municipal building but there was an entrance to the library nearby so it was nice having the free parking. We were new to the area and it wasn't hard to get a library card. Initially we went to the help desk and were redirected to the check out counter. Once we gave them basic info like a piece of mail with our address and phone number we were able to get library cards and info about the Libby application for ebooks, audiobooks and magazines. New in 2022 there is also Kanopy, an on-demand streaming video service. Each account is assigned 5 "play credits" per month. There were a decent number of international and indie titles to choose from. Overall the library is smaller than others I have been to but it seems cozy. There seems to be a regular board game meetup that meets downstairs on Saturday. You should show up earlier rather than later from the specified time range though since after they form groups and start playing it may be harder to join in on a game until one group finishes their play session.

Excellent USO. Friendly volunteers are always happy to greet and welcome you in. There are plenty…read moreof comfy chairs, charging banks, big tv, a library of books, and compared to some USOs, their WiFi actually works, too. There are lots of snacks scattered around the place in various baskets of candy, chips, gum, etc. The main "kitchen" counter usually has mixed nuts, pretzels, cheese or peanut butter cracker packs, popcorn, granola bars, instant oatmeal, sometimes sandwiches or bagels, rice krispie treats, and cookies. One time they even had full boxes of Girl Scout cookies. Score! Check out the fridge because you can usually find some goodies in there, too - string cheese, yogurt, juice boxes, chocolate pudding, just depends on the day. They also have the obvious bottled water and soda. The brewed coffee tastes like Army coffee, so you should feel right at home. ;) My one complaint, as with each and every USO, is the lack of any fresh fruit or vegetables. Did anyone ever think our military should be healthy, or is that overrated? However, when you're dealing with donations, pre-packaged food seems to be the name of the game. I don't blame the USO, they're just offering all of these treats for free. And for that, I am truly and sincerely thankful. 'Merica.

I give one staff a five star rating and their replacements zero. We came in with our daughter who…read morejust got out of the Army. We went in and the staff was wonderful. We went to eat and came back and the staff that replaced them were rude and disrespectful, even asking my daughter what her disability treating was before making them leave. I would sit on the floor of the terminal before I ever go in that USO and deal with these people again. If this is where the USO is now, they have lost their mission altogether.