Nestled along the scenic C&O Canal, The Georgetown House is a hidden gem offering boutique luxury in the heart of Washington, D.C.’s most charming neighborhood. This beautifully restored historic inn combines timeless character with modern amenities, just steps from Georgetown’s iconic shops, dining, and waterfront. With cozy, thoughtfully curated rooms and an unbeatable location, it’s the perfect blend of comfort, charm, and quiet sophistication. Cable TV Free Wi-Fi Heating & Air conditioning Smart keyless door lock
The Georgetown House offers Smoke-free property, Express check-in, Free WiFi, Internet access (complimentary), Shared microwave, Shared refrigerator, Air conditioning, Air-conditioned public areas, Room service (limited hours), Room service (limited), Television, Private bathroom, Free toiletries, Hair dryer, Desk, Premium bedding, Separate sitting area, Free bottled water, Shower only, Bathtub only, Shower/tub combination, Shower/tub combination, Cable TV service, Flat-panel TV, Bathtub or shower, Noise-free rooms not guaranteed, Limited housekeeping, Heating, Towels provided, Mobile key entry, Only service animals are allowed, Pets not allowed.
The Georgetown House is located at 1061 31st ST NW, Washington.
The Georgetown House has an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 based on 114 guest reviews. It holds a 3-star Stars rating.
1 Queen Bed
Basic Room, 1 Queen Bed, Canal View (Lock # 10)
1 Double Bed
Economy Room, Full Bed , Canal View, Ground Floor (Lock#3)
1 Queen Bed / 1 Twin Sofa Bed
Basic Room (Lock # 11)
1 Queen Bed
Room, 1 Queen Bed (Lock #4)
1 Queen Bed
Basic Room, 1 Queen Bed (Lock # 5)
1 Queen Bed
Basic Room, 1 Queen Bed, Canal View (Lock # 6)
1 Queen Bed
Basic Room, 1 Queen Bed, Canal View, Ground Floor (Lock #2)
1 Double Bed
Economy Room Full Bed ground Floor (Lock #1)
1 Queen Bed
Basic Room, 1 Queen Bed (Lock # 8)
1 Queen Bed
Basic Room, 1 Queen Bed, Bathtub (Lock # 9)
1 Queen Bed
Basic Room, 1 Queen Bed, Canal View (Lock # 7)




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Nestled along the scenic C&O Canal, The Georgetown House is a hidden gem offering boutique luxury in the heart of Washington, D.C.’s most charming neighborhood. This beautifully restored historic inn combines timeless character with modern amenities, just steps from Georgetown’s iconic shops, dining, and waterfront. With cozy, thoughtfully curated rooms and an unbeatable location, it’s the perfect blend of comfort, charm, and quiet sophistication.
Guests consistently praise the unbeatable Georgetown location and the responsive service of manager Alexis Togoon, who has resolved noise issues to ensure comfortable stays. However, the property's older build has mixed reviews regarding soundproofing, with noise from neighbors occasionally cited as a concern despite the management's quick intervention.
My husband and I have stayed at this very conveniently located Inn many times and really appreciate the quick follow up by the general manager, Alexis Togoon, even in the middle of the night (a recent experience). The building is old and not well sound proofed and if fellow guests do not abide by the quiet hours from 10pm-8am, it can be harder to sleep. We experienced this while in a lower level room and I was gratified when Alexis responded at midnight by offering another, quieter room right away. This excellent customer service made all the difference; I had been thinking about finding a different place to stay while in town, much as we appreciate this unique set up/location. Because of Alexis, we chose to stay an extra night and are very happy all around. Thank you once again, Alexis, and well done! Holly
We stayed here 10/30 - 11/3 in Lock 11. Location is great, the street can get noisy but we didn't hear anything in our room. Service was great, we dropped our bags due to getting in early. When we went to check in, our bags were in our room. We had a living room with a futon (pulls down into a bed) and tv, bedroom had a tv, desk, other storage and rack to hang clothes and a bathroom, we also had a shared balcony facing the canal. The canal doesn't have any water due to construction to reinforce the walls (there is no construction currently going on so you don't have to worry about noise, just know you won't have a view of the water). It's about a 30 second walk to M street and less than 5 minutes to the water front. Using Uber the longest it took to get into or out of DC was 20 minutes (that was coming back from the American History museum around 4 on Halloween), with the average being around 10 for most of what we went in for. Another plus is on the bottom floor there is a full size shared fridge, microwave, toaster oven, Keurig, plates etc. It's great when you have leftovers from the fabulous restaurants in the area. We stayed at The Graham last year on the street over and I will definitely choose The Georgetown House when we come back.*** update*** also stayed at the town house from 1/14-1/17. It was very spacious, clean and can’t beat the location. Alexis is amazing.
Stayed here for a quick one nighters in DC for a conference the next day. The location is good with many stores and eating spots within walking distance. It also has too cheap and good access parking garages nearby. I always felt safe walking in the neighborhood. Everything in the rooms and shared kitchen was clean. The rooms were quite small but not really a problem for me as I was staying alone. I had to call for self check in but that's probably because I booked last minute. Either way, I would stay again.
I stayed here over the weekend and this place was awesome. Very clean , great service , the host was very good at meeting our accommodations. The area is right in the heart of George Town and made our trip even better !
Couldn’t have picked a better place! My husband stayed here after completing our Pittsburgh to DC bike trip. The location is directly on the towpath! And the history of the building is directly linked to the towpath; they have lots of cool photos and info about it on the walls. We picked room Lock 6, since it has a second floor porch where we could safely keep our bikes. (Still locked them though for extra safety). And they even have cameras for additional safety. The rooms are very nicely updated. I also appreciated the quiet hours and it seemed everyone respected them. There was minimal noise from the bustling Georgetown businesses. I really loved the self service coffee in the lower level kitchen. It was nice to make a cup of coffee, sit on the porch and look at the canal before getting our day started. We will definitely be staying here again if/when we return.