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.

My one and only complaint... is I drove by this library almost daily... while driving to a farther…read moreaway library... it's hidden, and the sign is very easy to miss.... But since we discovered it, while looking at google maps for something else, we come here often. It's amazing. Good variety of books for sale at the front. Tons of computers available. Great selection of books, we always leave with a massive pile. We go online and get books often.

What a great community library! It is always bustling with activities from cultural presentations,…read moremusic shows, magic shows, book sales and more. I truly feel like I belong whenever I visit. On rainy days we like to grab coffee from a local coffee shop and play in the children's area. They have several different toys for in-house loan like legos, kitchen accessories, bricks, blocks, and cars. Even though my kids have the exact same toys at home, they can play quietly for hours here. I think they enjoy sharing with different kids and the new atmosphere. The patrons are friendly and their new book selection is on point! I am always able to pick up a few books off my wishlist whenever I visit. I am so glad this place exists!

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.

AMBIANCE A beautiful place to work/study! I was looking for…read morea more focused work/study place outside of home or coffee shops that offered a quieter setting, and Fenwick Library was perfect. This was my first time visiting the campus, and it was absolutely beautiful. The windows on the floors are floor to ceiling and offer great scenery of the greenery on campus. The second floor is for collaboration, and the third floor is for quiet study. Group study rooms during the summertime are often empty but are only reservable by students/faculty. WI-FI Wi-fi (MASON for guests) is free upon creation of an account. Your account expires every two weeks, so if you visit often as a guest, it might be tedious to keep creating/renewing accounts. BATHROOMS The bathrooms are very clean and tidy with multiple locations on each floor. PARKING Parking garages on campus are $5/hr, so if you're an outsider visiting to study, it can get quite pricy. Bus routes are also available around campus to the rest of the county.

Love this library. Always go here to do work or hop on a zoom class. I always try to reserve a room…read moreand if I am having difficulties getting someone out of my room the staff is super professional and efficient in getting the reserved room at hand available.

I absolutely love this book store! They are very helpful and my online order and pick up was a…read moresmooth process.

Very cute book shop! I loved their selection of kids books, they had a handful of stuffed animals…read moreand some fun toys, puzzles, and games. My kids enjoy browsing around and the staff was helpful. We found street parking nearby.

Big, clean, helpful staff…read more It is across the street from a high school so it gets busy around 230/3 - especially the roads! But even without students it seems to be a well loved library- it's not overly packed but it is busy during the day. It seems to have a diverse group of ethnicities that come through seeing how they offer one-on-one tutoring and multiple books in different languages. Is a good library. Just avoid school dismissal time.

What a cozy and nice library!!! Do not miss the view in the kids library. The trees around the area…read moreis a view that you dont want to miss. This time of the year the foliage is spectacular.

This library is beautiful!…read more The sections are well laid out and there is so much to do! There's a toddler section with a bunch of bird books and wooden activity boards next to the kids section with a plenty of seating and bright inviting colors. There is a computer section with at least 10 computers designed and loaded just for kids to use. They have a whole activity schedule for children that they release on a monthly basis that include puppet shows, story-time, arts and crafts, and even bringing your stuffed animal to sleep at the library overnight. I can't wait to bring my son here more often! Then the adult section is expansive with lots of book voices but also computer areas, private rooms, and even conference rooms that can be reserved. While walking around, I poked my head in a creation room with at least three 3-D printers that look to be free to use!! This library is extremely impressive with its modern decor, wide and open spaces, and ease of joining. You can even use your library card for audio books or to download e-books! I'm soooo glad I'm a Loudoun resident. :)

At first I was a bit worried since Googlemaps said parking was difficult around the area but…read morethere's a ramp right across the street which was nice on a rainy day. Since I was carrying my daughter it was a bit frustrating that the wave to open doors weren't working and the elevator to the second floor was being repaired but there were ample bathrooms and even an infant care/nursing room. The baby storytime was fun and I appreciated the casual open playtime afterwards especially since I got there a little late. Overall the librarian and other participants were friendly and respectful. Looking forward to attending more library events with my little one!

This library is very spacious and has so many different and flexible seating options for all ages!…read more They even have sound proof working pods! It smells nice in here and they have an expansive book selection. Nice study and meeting rooms. I especially love the chairs with desks on them - so comfortable and they make me productive! I definitely plan to work here more often.

Best library in the Tyson's area…read more There's ample parking and normally you can get a table or computer to work but on a weekday or weekend mornings but weekend afternoon to close is very busy. There's a quiet study room and phone booths as well. The staff here are all very nice and helpful.

Unfortunately, the branch manager and assistant are quite nosy and ask for guests' addresses…read morebecause they said, "No one homeless is welcome here!" As one needs a car to drive to this library, guests are NOT homeless. It is important not to classify people, especially by the staff of the library, when they don't live in our community but drive there to work. We, the community, don't harass the workers, but the current staff should be replaced. God blesses the pure of

A quaint little library nestled in Great Falls plaza. It's a nice, quiet place to get some work…read moredone. They also hold events from time to time like ice cream mixers, story telling, etc. I wish they had more books to choose from but they have a pretty good collections. Additionally, with a library card I believe you gain access to some Audible books!

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.