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The Graham Georgetown

4.2 (484 reviews) $161 - $264 per night Hand-verified for 2026
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Why we picked it

"A 4.4-rated boutique with 4.9 location and Observatory Rooftop Lounge in Georgetown."

At a glance
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4.4 rating (904 reviews) with 4.9 location — third-strongest location signal in the DC set
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Observatory Rooftop Lounge — Georgetown rooftop bar with panoramic views
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4.7 cleanliness + 4.6 sleep quality + townhouse-suite family layouts
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Bicycle tours + evening entertainment + kids TV + taxi service
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Named-staff Netty at front desk 5-star shoutouts

About The Hotel

A 4.4-rated (904 reviews) 4-star The Graham Georgetown at 1075 Thomas Jefferson St NW in Georgetown. Subratings 4.2-4.9 with location 4.9 (the strongest location signal after Waldorf and Poppy), cleanliness 4.7, sleep quality 4.6, rooms 4.5, service 4.5 and value 4.2. Amenities include valet parking, free WiFi, fitness center, bar/lounge (Observatory Rooftop Lounge), bicycle tours, evening entertainment, kids TV and taxi service. Legacy Hot Tub Hotels frontmatter markets in-room jacuzzi suites; TripAdvisor amenity listings do not confirm in-room whirlpools — verify at booking. Recent 5-star reviews focus on Georgetown location (“best location”, “right around the corner from everything Georgetown has to offer”), rooftop bar panoramic views (“Rooftop was a bonus with panoramic views”), townhouse-suite family stays (“Fantastic stay. Bicoastal family came together for a fun weekend and the townhouse offered the perfect accommodations”), and named-staff Netty at the front desk (“Netty was the STANDOUT!”). Best for Georgetown-first boutique travelers, family-townhouse-suite gatherings and rooftop-bar-oriented Georgetown weekends. The Observatory Rooftop Lounge is Georgetown’s highest bar and one of the district’s best sunset drink spots with panoramic views up the Potomac to the Kennedy Center and Roosevelt Bridge. Townhouse suite categories work well for family gatherings and small wedding-party bookings. Best booked far ahead for cherry-blossom weekends since Georgetown fills first after the Mall-adjacent hotels sell out. Valet parking only.

What Guests Are Saying

“A beautiful hotel in the historic zone of Georgetown Washington, we booked a king room and they only remained with a last one on the ground floor. We were welcomed by a wonderful crew, and got many explanations about the area, where to go. The receptionist, Esra- was a smiley happy face and it felt like she really loves what she does. When we came back to the hotel, she said there was a problem with the lobby’s restrooms, they had to put a fan and it partially blocks our room. They upgraded us to a suite in the 4 th floor and gave us a complimentary drink at the rooftop. The hotel is designed amazingly, the rooms are spacious and beautiful, with a shower and not bath tub(I much preferred it like that), the location is just great, at the heart of Georgetown, close to everything. Rooftop has great vibes, nice music and amazing staff. We are there a light dinner and everything we ordered was great. The hotel charges a lot for parking so I suggest to find one of the areas garages, we left the car down the street for half the price. In addition, just by the hotel there is a great cafe for breakfast and lunch- the hotel charges 25$ per person- we ate there everyday, we took more than one thing from the menu and it came out much cheaper than the hotel. And another thing- the room amenities are also really good- you get a full minibar with snacks and drinks included, and the shampoo, conditioner and gel just smell wonderfully. I really liked my stay there. We are coming back for sure.” — Anat B., 5 stars

“I enjoyed a couple of nights at the Graham while on a business trip to DC. This is a classy boutique hotel with nicely appointed rooms and very attentive staff. The lack of breakfast is a downer, but there are options nearby. The proximity to the main drag in Georgetown is a real advantage and it is just a short walk to the river. Would happily come back.” — Back_to_Sandringham, 5 stars

“booked on the blind — had never stayed here. The hotel was great — right around the corner from everything Georgetown has to offer. The standout was Netty at the front desk! She was so accommodating, friendly exceeded expectations all around. top notch service!” — Kimberley H., 5 stars

Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • 4.4 rating (904 reviews) with 4.9 location — third-strongest location signal in the DC set
  • Observatory Rooftop Lounge — Georgetown rooftop bar with panoramic views
  • 4.7 cleanliness + 4.6 sleep quality + townhouse-suite family layouts
  • Bicycle tours + evening entertainment + kids TV + taxi service
  • Named-staff Netty at front desk 5-star shoutouts

Cons:

  • Value 4.2 softest subrating
  • Valet parking only (no self-parking in Georgetown)
  • Legacy Jacuzzi in Room frontmatter not confirmed by TripAdvisor amenities — verify at booking
  • Not Metro-served — Georgetown walkability only
  • Peak Cherry Blossom late March/early April sells out months ahead

The Location

At 1075 Thomas Jefferson St NW in the heart of Georgetown. You can find more details or book your stay on TripAdvisor.

What's at the hotel
restaurant Restaurant
local_bar Bar
newspaper Newspaper
room_service Room Service
king_bed Suites
wifi WiFi
wifi Internet
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accessible Accessible
local_laundry_service Laundry
smoke_free Non-Smoking
local_laundry_service Laundry
Location & neighborhood

Washington,
Washington.

1075 Thomas Jefferson St NW, Washington DC, DC 20007
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Guest reviews

What guests are saying about The Graham Georgetown.

4.2 out of 5· 484 reviews
★★★★★
5/5
3 months ago
"This is a great hotel option for Georgetown! I work in Georgetown a couple days a week, but live 60+ miles away. When I need to stay a few days in a row, this is my go-to. Rooms seem to all be suites, with spacious bedrooms and separate sitting rooms. O always stay in a King so not sure about other options. Rooms are quiet, big windows with plenty of daylight, spacious and luxurious bathrooms. I really appreciate the evening turndown service, when they close all the drapes bring me a bottle of filtered water, and set classical music playing so my room is ready for bed. The roof deck is also a nice place to unwind with a cocktail. Limited menu on the roof, like small bites, but it's enough! Best part though, is this feels like a luxury hotel without being $1000/Night like some of its neighbors. I have worked in Georgetown for nearly 20 years, and sent my colleagues and clients to a wide variety of hotels in the area, and really believe this is the best value in Gtown."

— Anica Landreneau

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★★★★★
5/5
4 months ago
"Only went to Rooftop bar but had a great time despite the rain. The weather disappointingly caused the venue to zip up, but the drinks were absolutely delicious and the service was excellent. Bartender Nate, outstanding! His colleague was also so nice; they made the evening a real pleasure. Would go back in a heartbeat."

— Molly Richard

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★★★★
4/5
5 months ago
"I chose this hotel because it was close to Blues Alley and I was celebrating a birthday. This is a beautiful hotel in a great location. Most of the staff was warm. Front desk was friendly and helpful. I wish I was told that Alex speakeasy stopped serving dinner at 1130 when I made my reservation through the front desk. The valet guys were great and helpful. The hidden fees… whew 2 credit processings fees, taxes on top of taxes fees, destination fee and destination taxes . The rooftop bar was a little overrated, service was a little cold. (Maybe that’s the culture of the town) Cute but crowded so make reservations. I would go back."

— BK DUCHEZZ

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