Located next to the canal and half a block from the Main Street you are close to restaurants, shops and coffee shops. The room is very small reminding me of... read more my hotel in Tokyo. The bed was too soft and made it uncomfortable to sleep but the room was kept very clean. Maybe for the weekend but not longer than that. And don’t bring a big and heavy luggage if you are climbing those steps. Overall I would recommend this place for the young and agile but not really for us older couples.

  We stayed here for 3 nights and absolutely loved it. Right in the heart of Georgetown with shops and restaurants on the doorstep. We booked a room by... read more the door on the ground floor but if we went back we'd upgrade to a bigger room as there was barely room for our two large suitcases (we were travelling for 2 weeks).

Would definitely return, easy to find and access (there's no reception) and could leave our bags whilst we went out after check out before we went to the airport.

Only downside was the bed was a bit uncomfortable and we couldn't open the window to get any air in as we were on the ground floor right on the street. More

  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

  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.

  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.

  first i want to say that i have emailed and called the hotel but no response in over 48 hours! i booked this room for 2 nights through priceline.... read more i checked in using the outdoor kiosk. after moving into my room, 20 minutes later i get a knock from an employee saying i needed to pay. what?! so how did check in and my card not work? makes no sense! also they lied on their website about the TV, there isnt one!!