Rosewood Washington, D.C.
Fifty-five rooms and six Georgetown townhouses on the C&O Canal, with an infinity pool on the roof that looks down the Potomac.
Georgetown · Washington, DC
A sense of the place
Why it's in the collection
Because fifty-five rooms and a row of Georgetown townhouses on the C&O Canal are the most private way to stay in the city – four-star standing, with a rooftop infinity pool over the Potomac.
- 1050 31st Street NW on the C&O Canal – a 1963 canal building converted in 2013, a Rosewood since 2016, and relaunched in July 2019 after six adjacent Georgetown townhouses were added.
- 55 rooms including 12 suites, plus townhouses with private entrances; the Rosewood Suite and the Presidential Suite at the head of the collection.
- CUT D.C. by Wolfgang Puck, with CUT Above on the roof, CUT Bar & Lounge and Cakes by CUT.
- A rooftop indoor-outdoor infinity pool and lounge with views of the Potomac, the Washington Monument, Roosevelt Island and the spires of Georgetown University.
Suites and rates
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The neighborhood
Georgetown
The oldest quarter of the city – Federal rowhouses, M Street's shops, the C&O Canal and the Potomac at the bottom of the hill – with two of the five hotels, one at the Pennsylvania Avenue end and one on the canal.
- The C&O Canal towpath, outside the door.
- Georgetown Waterfront Park and the Potomac, a block south.
- Dumbarton Oaks and its gardens, up the hill on R Street.
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