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Rosewood Washington, D.C.

Washington D.C. • Georgetown • SPLURGE

avg. $580 / night

Includes $31 / night in cash back

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Free breakfast

Breakfast-included rate options available

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Complimentary room upgrades (subject to property availability)

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At a glance

A 2013 Champalimaud-designed hotel along the C&O Canal that honors Georgetown's warehouse vernacular while delivering contemporary luxury.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring Georgetown's industrial heritage

Highlights:

  • Canal-side warehouse converted with deep-toned brick and steel framing
  • 49 rooms with dark walnut millwork and tufted leather headboards
  • Rooftop pool framing a Georgetown chimney stack through floor-to-ceiling glass
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PB hotel design editorial

Along the C&O Canal in Georgetown, where the neighbourhood's 19th-century industrial fabric gives way to cobblestoned streets and Federal-era rowhouses, a six-storey warm brick building completed in 2013 established a new register for Washington hospitality without betraying its surroundings. Rosewood Washington D.C., designed by New York architect Champalimaud Design, took the canal-side warehouse vernacular as its starting point — the deep-toned brick cladding, the steel-framed ground-floor glazing, and the flat overhanging cornice visible in the exterior images all anchor the building firmly to Georgetown's mercantile past while reading as unmistakably contemporary in their proportions. Inside, the 49 rooms and suites are finished in a palette of dark walnut millwork, honey gold drapery, and grey-toned upholstery — tufted leather headboards and polished nickel four-poster frames in the upper-category rooms giving the interiors the atmosphere of a well-appointed private residence rather than a hotel. The bar draws most on the drama: forest-green velvet banquettes, herringbone parquet flooring, a brass-fronted host station with circular relief detailing, and dark-panelled walls turning the space into something closer to a London club than a mid-Atlantic cocktail lounge. The rooftop pool, perhaps the building's sharpest gesture, frames a Georgetown chimney stack through floor-to-ceiling glass, a linear fireplace running alongside the infinity edge — industrial history and contemporary comfort held in deliberate, affecting tension.

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About

Brilliantly positioned in the heart of Georgetown along the historic C&O Canal, Rosewood Washington, D.C. provides guests with premium access to the vibrant cultural epicenter of the nation's capital.

Amenities

Wheelchair Access

Banquet Room

Internet

Free Internet

Wifi

Free Wifi

Pool

Pets Allowed

Fitness center

Suites

Rosewood Washington, D.C. Reviews

535 reviews

"Unfortunately, our original room had no air conditioning, making our first night very uncomfortable. We later learned that the AC issue had affected multiple rooms, and the staff was dealing with numerous frustrated guests and checkouts because of it. Despite being under an incredible amount of pressure, every member of the team remained calm, professional, and genuinely focused on taking care of their guests. We were considering checking out and heading home, but before leaving, we asked if we could still return that evening to access the rooftop for the Fourth of July fireworks. Not only did they graciously say yes, but Alex Quander and Roanelle (I apologize if I've misspelled your name) went above and beyond by offering to upgrade us to a new room as soon as one became available around 3:00 p.m. That thoughtful gesture completely changed our stay and allowed us to enjoy the rest of the holiday weekend. The rooftop views of the fireworks were spectacular, and thanks to Alex and Roanelle's kindness, professionalism, and commitment to making things right, what could have been a disappointing experience became a memorable one. No hotel is immune to unexpected problems, but what defines a luxury property is how its team responds. Rosewood is fortunate to have employees like Alex and Roanelle, who exemplify genuine hospitality and world-class customer service. We sincerely appreciate everything they did for us and look forward to returning."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 07, 2026

"My wife and I were in Washington for an event involving our son-in-law and we decided to stay at the Rosewood. I reserved a corner room but when we arrived they treated us to an upgrade in a townhouse. WOW! It really spoiled us. On 3 floors it had a living room, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom and a washer/dryer in the basement. Also, there was a private patio where we could drink our coffee in the morning. My wife was impressed by the “magic” toilet as the lid lifted automatically when you walked in. That’s all I’ll say about that one but it held other surprises too. Everything had a high quality, upgraded feel. Everyone we met was very friendly and eager for us to enjoy our stay. The restaurant served a great breakfast and CUT was wonderful in the evening. In addition, the Georgetown neighborhood is quiet and peaceful even though very near to the action of the touristy areas. I can’t recommend this one enough."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 13, 2026

"Had a great stay over graduation weekend. Close to my university, yet nicely tucked away for privacy. Would stay again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 25, 2026

"This hotel is centrally located in Georgetown. The breakfast at the hotel is excellent. Rooms are spacious and clean, and bathrooms are very nice. The hotel is quite small and lacks proper seating along with a rather small front desk. This hotel is unfortunately not the best in Washington and you can put your money in better places."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 21, 2025

"Excellent hotel. From check in, to the room, to breakfast, and location. An absolute gem in the heart of Georgetown. 1 block from the shops and restaurants on M Street and 1 block from the water and more restaurants. I highly recommend making this hotel your go to when in Georgetown"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 12, 2025

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