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The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown

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At a Glance

    Pros

  • quiet
  • steps away from restaurants and shopping
  • polished service
  • good spa and fitness center

    Cons

  • far from the Metro
  • very expensive

The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown Review

Once an incinerator dating from the 1920s, this building still topped with a smokestack might seem the most unlikely of places for upscale lodgings, but settle into one of the large and chicly designed guest rooms (upper-level suites overlook the river) and you'll agree the concept works. The fire theme unites the intimate spaces, a complete departure from the chain's more traditional style. A large fireplace warms the lobby, the Degrees Bistro has a fiery-red color scheme, and you can practically smell the embers burning as you pass through the exposed-brick hallways.

    Hotel Details

  • 86 rooms, 29 suites.
  • Rate includes no meals.

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