I booked Lock 8, which was the third biggest room, arranged like a loft with the bed located up a flight of stairs. IKEA-style furniture everywhere. But what struck me... read more about this room was that it felt so cramped, due to its narrow construction. Everything about the room was narrow. There was no room to move about. Single-file movement everywhere. Bathroom was tiny and one had to rotate to turn around and open the door.

Otherwise, the room was clean and no complaints about the stay. The hotel lacked staff, but there were signs everywhere making it easy to use the common areas, like the kitchen. That said it brought me back to my days of having roommates, which I'd rather not revisit. So it turns out I'm not a fan of the no-staff sort of thing. 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

  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.

  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.

  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.

  Excellent location and reasonable rates (unless you are there during the surge prices of parents weekend and graduation...) Some rooms are tiny, but the larger ones on upper floors are... read more spacious and comfortable. Modestly furnished, tasteful Ikea, nothing fancy, but a great spot right on the canal, and close to GU. Happy to go back, if I get the regular price...