Absolutely gross! Where do I start?? The shower fixtures were so rusted that as soon as I ran the…read morewater, it turned orange. I did NOT want to give my 2yr old a bath in that! The room did not come equipped with soap, shampoo, etc. Housekeeping NEVER came to clean until I had to call & request so (we stayed in an extended stay room, so they should have), there was no phone in the room, and the wifi didn't work. Our curtain was a blanket attached to a cafe rod by pins with a square cut out so the AC could blow. My 2yr old even found a huge knife behind the kitchen "curtain"-further proving that it hadn't been cleaned in a while. There were about 10 tiny parking spaces, not nearly wide enough for a bike, so my car got dinged & scratched. And all that I maybe could've dealt with...but believe it or not, it gets worse! An employee named Krista found my husband on Facebook & sent him inappropriate messages, even inviting herself UP TO THE ROOM! I notified 2 different managers (including the GM) immediately & no action was taken. So on top of the terrible conditions, I felt extremely uncomfortable for the remainder of my stay. Because of my husband's work, we needed an extended stay hotel. It's too bad it had to be that one. TJ at the front desk was great & the architecture was beautiful, but that's about it. Do yourself a favor & find ANYWHERE else to stay. I wouldn't recommend this hotel to my worst enemy, honestly. P.s. For a good time, ask for "Krista"

My first and second apartments were in this building. In the end, I have to say I had a great…read moreexperience here (this was several years ago now). The security guys were cool, my neighbors were quiet and kept to themselves, and the rent was cheap. I had a great view. They used to have a quick-bite kind of restaurant on the first floor but it was always closing for weeks or months at time, re-opening, closing, etc. Even without though some of the best places to eat in Washington are on Main Street within walking distance of "The George."

This place was a dream compared to where we lived before in Washington (if you're thinking of…read morerenting from Lobos Management, do yourself a favor and just say no!)! The apartment was clean when we moved in and they had installed new carpet and a brand new stove. The Property Manager was lovely! She answered all questions in a timely fashion and handled all issues within 24 hours, even on the weekend (examples - A/C stopped working, fixed the next day; broken toilet, fixed within 2 hours on a Saturday). Since we moved in, they have repaved the parking lot twice, installed new washers/dryers in one laundry room and installed new kitchen cabinets in our apartment. Just prior to moving, they repainted the patios and stairs. The Maintenance Person is really great and he does a fantastic job. Our rent increased a total of $10 in 3 years, and was not going to be increased if we signed a new lease. The only reason we didn't stay longer is because we had saved up enough money to buy a house. If I ever had a need I would certainly rent here again.

From the owner: Maiden Square Apartments offers updated apartments in the Washington area with many amenities…read moreincluding dishwashers, central air, 24 hour maintenance, and much more!

I really enjoy living at one of Mac & Mac Properties at Southpointe in Canonsburg, PA. The owner…read moreTerry was very friendly and helpful, If I had a problem with anything Terry was on top of taking care it. If I need a place to live in the area again I will be back in touch with Mac & Mac Properties.

Mac & Mac acted as our property managers for almost 10 years. We were always satisfied with Mac &…read moreMac and would recommend them to anyone looking to rent out their property. Our rent was always paid timely, and any problems were fixed with very little hassle and few phone calls. We recently went back to look at our condo and it looks just as it did ten years ago. Mac & Mac not only takes care of any problems that arise, but they make sure that the property is taken care of as well.

I moved to the Residences in August 2018 after I got a professor job at the local college. Single…read moreand in my early 30s, I wanted to live in a location with access to a number of restaurants and bars, but I did not want to drive 40 minutes from Pittsburgh to Washington. The Residences turned out to be the ideal spot. Though I initially balked at the monthly rent, I found it to be well worth the price. (The price point also keeps out the rift-raft, as residents hold down jobs and live stable lives.) With such a new facility, I've never had to call maintenance--though it's my understanding that they tackle any issues that pop up within hours. The outside perks include 5 eateries/bars at The Street (the plaza the building is in), a patio with a grill and propane fire pit, and a sizable parking lot where you'll never have to look for a spot. Inside, I make use of the workout room (2 treadmills, elliptical machine, bike, free weights, yoga mats, etc.) and the Keurig coffee machine in the lobby. I have a one bedroom apartment, which to me has three great features: the walk-in closet, granite counter tops in the kitchen, and the washer/dryer unit in (another) closet. The management is very personable, and they understand that the building is your home. To foster a sense of community, the management team has organized game-watches, a Kentucky Derby party, an end-of-summer event, a Christmas door decorating contest. The weekly donut spread in the lobby on Friday mornings is also popular with residents. I will be moving out-of-state over the summer to for another career opportunity (academia...), but it's safe to say that I will miss living in The Residences. Quite frankly, it's just a really nice place to live.

I have rented here for 8 years and I love it. I have a two bedroom that has a front entrance and a…read moredeck in the back. The people in the office have always been great and the maintenance usually comes the same day when I have a problem.