Rosewood Washington, D.C.
Rosewood · 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.
Rooms at Rosewood Washington, D.C.
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Good to know
- Check-in from 15:00
- Check-out by 12:00
- Address — 1050 31st ST NW, 20007 Washington, DC
- Telephone — +12026172400
- Pets welcome — less than 50 lbs
The neighborhood
Georgetown
The oldest quarter of the city, with Federal rowhouses, M Street's shops and three of the ten hotels. The C&O Canal and the Potomac lie at the bottom of the hill. One hotel stands at the Pennsylvania Avenue end, one on the canal and one in the old incinerator on the waterfront.
- 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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