Layton Hall

A Park Rules sign is located at the pedestrian entrance to Van Dyck Park at the north eastern side the Layton Hall Apartments neighborhood, and this is the only Park Rules Sign I saw at this park this week.

The problem is there are also multiple a signs at Van Dyck Park indicating the Tennis and Pickleball courts are open until 11PM. Is this a simple oversight or more blatant illegal discrimination by Fairfax City?

Inconsistent signs at Fairfax City parks is a recipe for an another "accidental" injury or killing by police.

Full of Noisy mexican playing loudest music in the whole world.
Place is also infested with bed bug, rat and cockroach
Building is really old, reminds me of the really old building from Newyork, floor making noise from every step, you can hear your neighbor speaking.
Washing machine barely working, some time theres no hot water including showers.
Management doesn't care about the broken washing machine, and you have to call for fixing yourself.
Door lock is not very safe, recommend getting a door camera.
Sometime the winter the heaters don't give you enough heat, not sure other buildings, but mine is Definitely having issues all the time.
Rent is probably the cheapest in the whole fairfax. The rent contract is not even good for you.

If you're looking for a disgusting slum reminiscent of Brazil's favelas near the shriveled and barely-beating "heart of Fairfax City", then this is the perfect place for you! Within walking distance of the decaying cadaver Courthouse Plaza Shopping Center, there is no shortage of fun at Layton Hall! Keep in mind, the bed bugs and roaches that already live in every apartment will NOT be splitting the overpriced rent with you, but they will make great company if you are ever lonely. They also greatly value 1950s tradition by employing racists in their management. Lovely! But beware, because none of them have taken a basic middle school civics course so they will make up rules, bend laws, and completely ignore tenants rights. A great challenge which will certainly test your character. So please, take a stay at Layton Hall Apartments: Gilded Age tenements in 2023!

I don’t recommend the place is aful no laundry no employees in leasing office no respond, no mangen and it take for me more then two months still I don’t get my deposit back .🤦🏻‍♀️

I lived at Layton Hall Apartments from March 1970, the year and month I was born until May 1 2005. From May 1, 1974-May1, 2005 I lived in Apt 502 in building 10336. Maybe you know of me & my family Edith R. Johnson was my grandmother. We never had bed bugs, there are now vacuums out that you use on your bed to get rid of them, but roaches yes we had them especially after the new owners let people have pets. For me, the mold in my bedroom closet from the AC not draining properly and ruining the floorboards was also bad. The worst was when the painters who spoke not a lick of English came in to paint the apartment. They got paint on our coffee table & spray painted my closet doors ruining some of my clothes!
My grandmother couldn't afford the rent increase + paying for water & electricity(she & my mother moved in to the apartment complex in 1962 when all utilities were included.)

Still waiting on my application fee in which she said she was going to return 7 days ago. Cancelled the application without refunding my 50 bucks. Be nice if she would do what she says

Lived here in the early 90's. So many good childhood memories in Layton Hall but, it was a dangerous location. A lot of families living together in a one or two bedroom apartment due to poverty and low income.