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| - Optima Biltmore Towers is conveniently located. Plenty of guest parking spaces open whenever I visit. Shops are walking distance. It's close to Biltmore Fashion Park mall, LA Fitness, Trader Joe's, Wholefoods, plazas, many restaurants, AMC Dine In theater, golf club, and hiking trails.
If you are looking to move here, the building is very secure with great amenities. They seem very festive. There are also lots of bulletins on each garage floor near the elevators if you want to post up flyers. They require RIFD chip to access garage parking for residence. There's extra storage in the garage that can be locked up. Easy to get in and out if you have parking closer to the entrance of the garage or park near elevators to access your car from your unit.
They have a central drop off and pick up for mail. A fitness gym with great treadmills that goes up to 30 level incline, rope machine, some small kettlebells for beginners, steam room in both the men's and women's locker room. The labeling needs to change since it says sauna outside, I came in originally thinking it was an actual sauna, but was disappointed to see it was a very dirty steam room that spewed out mold. I left immediately to avoid getting sick.
There is plenty of space to work, they have lots of seating areas and tables if you want to be out in the common areas, rooftop swimming pool and jacuzzi, and relaxing chairs by the pool for tanning. The pool is very shallow, I believe 3-4 feet, so not the best for laps, but very family friendly. The jacuzzi is right next to the edge so you can get a beautiful view of the city.
Depending where you are located in the building, you either get a view of the parking garage next door, office buildings, or the center of the Optima with the view of greenery, balconies, and walk way.
Some things to consider...some units have a big column in the middle of the room or living room. Each unit can be very different with design and appliances depending who owns the condo unit.
Before moving in test the cell reception. My friend and I got one bar of reception in most of the condo, two bars next to the window. My call would drop when I walked around. So to improve it, I had to switch to wifi calls, and the internet was initially very weak and you only have the option of going with Cox internet. Too bad there is no other choice because Cox has been my least favorite by far in terms of performance and overall experience. The modem and router my friend had originally wasn't sufficient, so to speed it up, the technician had to fix a few things and recommended their system, Arris Panoramic (combined modem/router), that did the trick. A lot of things in the unit needed fixing, but that all depends on the owner of the condo and previous tenants of the place you look to move into.
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