It was a nice winter night in upscale Georgetown, Washington, DC. Brought late night tickets to a live jazz performance at Blues Alley. Georgetown House is only about... read more 150 yards across the street for the front door of Blues Alley. We ordered a fabulous dinner and bounced to jazz all night long.

  We came down to DC after spending a few days in hectic NYC. It was such a pleasure to check into our well designed and modern room at this... read more small boutique hotel that is within walking distance to the many restaurants and stores on M Street.

The location also worked well for "day trips", via Uber or taxi, to the Capitol, monuments and Museums. We were so happy we chose to stay at the Georgetown House Inn and would highly recommend it to anyone coming to DC.

Thanks to Jacy for coordinating our ride to Dulles and making our stay so comfortable.

  I’m sad I was only in DC for one night, but the Georgetown House was perfect for my trip.

Amazing food right next door.
5 min walk to... read more the water.
3 min walk to shopping.
And 30 min to the National mall and monuments.

Super easy to check in, small but beautiful rooms perfect for solos or couples, I can’t wait to come back!

  We came down to DC after spending a few days in hectic NYC. It was such a pleasure to check into our well designed and modern room at this... read more small boutique hotel that is within walking distance to the many restaurants and stores on M Street.

The location also worked well for "day trips", via Uber or taxi, to the Capitol, monuments and Museums. We were so happy we chose to stay at the Georgetown House Inn and would highly recommend it to anyone coming to DC.

Thanks to Jacy for coordinating our ride to Dulles and making our stay so comfortable. More

  The Georgetown House is a converted barn and sleeping area for the mules and mule drivers that used to ply the C & O Canal. They have done a... read more very nice job with the conversion. The rooms are varying sizes and the owners warn you, with good reason, the walls are thin. In our room the bed was on an old frame which did not feel real stable. Most of the rooms look out over the canal which is undergoing restoration. The guests share a common area in the basement with a full size refrigerator, microwave and other items. There are numerous good restaurants within walking distance. We walked down to the Potomac River front, strolled the river front and returned via a different street. When we hit the canal, we followed it back to the hotel. A really nice stroll.

  Location is great, a lot of history, both of the House and Georgetown, indeed. The work on the canal is perhaps sometimes noisy but that is a small problem compared... read more to all the advantages, like location, a cozy house, nice restaurants around.

Jacy, who manages the Georgetown House, is extremely helpful, very friendly and professional - one of the best managers ever.

The check-in kiosk is easy to deal with and having a kitchen in the basement is a real bonus.