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Rosewood Washington, D.C.

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1050 31st ST NW Washington, DC 20007

Overview

Chain

Rosewood Hotels

Brand

Rosewood Hotels

Built

2013

Renovated

2019

Total meeting space

3,205 sq. ft.

Guest Rooms

Venue type

Hotel

Ratings

Forbes Travel Guide

AAA

Amenities

Room features and guest services

Calls (local)
Calls (toll-free)
Concierge services
Internet access
Laundry service
Luggage storage
Room service
View (ocean or water)
View (urban)
Voicemail box

Facilities

Extended stay
Onsite catering
Onsite restaurant
Pet friendly
Rental car service
Space (outdoor)
Space (private)
Space (semi-private)
Wheelchair accessible

Business services

AV capabilities
Video conference
VIP services

AV capabilities

AV equipment
High speed internet

Recreational activities

Health club
Indoor pool
Outdoor pool

Venue accessibility

Airport shuttle
Bus
Subway
Taxi
Train

Equipment

Loading dock
Piano
Portable heaters

Distance from airport

5.4 mi. from venue

Parking

Valet parking$64.00 / day
Street parking
Bus parking

Rosewood Washington, D.C. Meeting Space

Total meeting space3,205 sq. ft.

Meeting rooms2

Largest room430 sq. ft.

Second largest room375 sq. ft.

Space (Private)430 sq. ft.

Space (Semi-private)1,000 sq. ft.

Space (Outdoor)2,775 sq. ft.

Filters

Meeting rooms

Room size

Ceiling height

Room dimensions

Maximum capacity

Cocktail rounds

Boardroom

Perimeter seating

CUT Above
Outdoor

2,775 sq. ft.

175

125

Private Event Room

430 sq. ft.

CUT Main Dining Room
Outdoor

2,200 sq. ft.

175

Library

375 sq. ft.

Guest Rooms

Total guest rooms57

Single (1 bed)33

Double (2 beds)4

Suites20

Tax rate15.95%

Local Attractions

M Street Shopping

Business district

2 blocks away

For Shoppers M Street is the main drag through the historic Georgetown neighborhood. Take the time to stroll along the street and stop in shops to fit any budget. There are plenty of chain stores like Kate Spade New York, Kiehls, H&M, and Banana Republic. If you turn left or right onto Wisconsin Ave NW, you’ll run into Nine West, Tory Burch, the Apple Store, Tumi Luggage, and Gap. Off Wisconsin Ave NW, there are side streets and alleyways full of local shops. For the fun of it, stop at Crumb & Whiskers, a cat café for shoppers and tourists in need of a furry hug. For Runners Washington, D.C. has a landscape that is tailor-made for runners. The terrain is relatively flat, so it’s easy to put in a few miles before your brunch date. Best of all, runners pass some of the city’s… More

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C&O Canal National Historic Park

Recreation

2 blocks away

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal was started in 1828 as a dream of passage to Western wealth. Operating for nearly 100 years, the canal was a lifeline for communities along the Potomac River as coal, lumber and agricultural products floated down the waterway to market. After closing due to competition from the railroads and the destruction of floods, the area languished in disrepair until it became a target for a parkway in the 1950s. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas rallied support for developing the canal as a linear park, and in 1971, it became a National Historical Park.

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Georgetown Waterfront Park

Business district

2 blocks away

As you make your way toward the Potomac, Washington Harbour on K Street offers waterfront dining, river cruises and water taxis that connect the region’s waterfronts, and DC’s largest outdoor ice skating rink in the winter. This center is adjacent to Georgetown Waterfront Park, with its sweeping vistas of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Theodore Roosevelt Island, John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and LEED certified House of Sweden. The 10-acre park hosts many outdoor events–including Georgetown BID’s annual Sunset Fitness and Sunset Cinema series–and is a favorite DC respite on hot summer days, thanks to its large fountain. Visitors can rent a kayak, canoe or paddleboard from Key Bridge Boathouse, connect to three biking trails, picnic in the… More

1000 Potomac St NW

Washington, DC, US 20007

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City Center

Shopping

2 mi. away

CityCenterDC's unparalleled, world-class boutiques; including Chanel, Hermes, Dior, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tiffany, Bulgari, Arc'Teryx, Jo Malone London and David Yurman - are a perfect place to shop the season's designer collections.

825 10th St NW

Washington, DC, US 20001

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Georgetown University

University

Established in 1789, Georgetown University is the nation’s oldest Catholic and Jesuit University and one of the world’s leading academic and private research institutions. Rosewood Washington, D.C. offers a “home away from home” for visiting families and affiliates of the university. The main campus is located within walking distance of the hotel. Georgetown University parents, alumni and faculty enjoy special discounted room rates based on availability.

3700 O St NW

Washington, DC, US 20057

Mount Vernon Biking Tour

Recreation

10 minutes away

An 18.5-mile trail winds along the Virginia side of the Potomac River offering scenic views of Old Town Alexandria and the alluring Dyke Marsh. Accompanied by an informative private tour guide, travel by bike from Rosewood Washington, D.C. to Mount Vernon, the plantation home of George Washington, first President of the United States. A delightful packed lunch is enjoyed along the way to America’s most popular historic estate.

Walking Tour of Historic Georgetown

Recreation

A leisurely walk through this enchanting historic neighborhood takes one on a journey through two and a half centuries of American history. Perched on steep bluffs overlooking the Potomac River, pre-Revolutionary Georgetown was founded in 1751. Discover the community’s lovingly preserved architecture and heritage on visits to the Old Woodley Park and Georgetown Historic Districts. Other notable sites include the Old Stone House (the oldest still standing structure in D.C. built in 1765), the Renaissance-style Custom House and Post Office, the historic City Tavern Club, Dumbarton Oaks, the Oak Hill and Mt. Zion Cemeteries, and Alexander Graham Bell’s Volta Laboratory.

Renwick Gallery

Museum

Located just steps from The White House, the Renwick Gallery reopened in late 2015 following a major, two-year renovation. The museum, the first building in the United States built expressly as an art museum and a National Historic Landmark, is now home to the Smithsonian American Art Museum’s collection. It’s assemblage of contemporary craft and decorative art is one of the finest and most extensive collections of its kind. The opening exhibition “Wonder” features nine major contemporary artists in an immersive display.

1661 Pennsylvania Ave NW

Washington, DC, US 20006

Ideally located in the charming neighborhood of Georgetown, alongside the historic C&O Canal, Rosewood Washington, D.C. features 55 rooms (including 12 suites and 6 townhouses). The hotel offers ample privacy, bespoke guest services and a tangible connection to the culture and traditions of the nation’s capital. In addition to its enviable location, Rosewood Washington, D.C. presents its guests with peerless amenities and facilities. Overlooking the picturesque canal, one of the most sought after steak restaurants in the world will make its DC debut this spring. CUT by Wolfgang Puck offers sophisticated and modern design, refined service and the absolute finest selections of beef. The breakfast, lunch and dinner menus reflect the unique spirit and sensibility of the Washington metropolitan area, with both the menu and design drawing inspiration from the surrounding Georgetown neighborhood. CUT steak restaurant in Washington DC features two stunning bars: one guests will find upon entering the hotel lobby while the other sits atop the hotel on a magnificent deck overlooking the city. Both serve custom artisan cocktails, wine, beer and an extensive food menu. An intimate 14-seat private event space is also available for special events, meetings and celebrations. CUT Above is a wraparound rooftop bar and lounge area boasting a stunning indoor-outdoor swimming pool and sweeping views of the Potomac River, Washington Monument, Roosevelt Island and the spires of Georgetown University.

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High season

Sep 2 – Dec 31

Mar 2 – May 31

Shoulder season

Low season

Jun 1 – Sep 1

Jan 1 – Mar 1

Facility Restrictions

The small private room can hold up to 22 guests conference style. The larger main dining room of CUT can accommodate 70 guests for a meeting or meal time. CUT Above can accommodate up to 120 guests and is available in smaller sections for more intimate gatherings.

Additional Information

COVID-19 UPDATE: https://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/covid-19-update SERVICES & AMENITIES: •Concierge services •Guest Relations services •Complimentary high-speed WiFi •Twice-daily housekeeping including evening turndown service •Dry cleaning/laundry service •24-hour in-room dining •24-hour rooftop fitness center •Rooftop infinity pool •In-room spa services •Childcare services •Business services •Gracefully appointed meeting room and private dining facilities •Airport transportation Please note that "Buy Out" options are available for both the Restaurant and Rooftop Lounge. Please ask for details.

Additional Material

Rosewood Washington, D.C. Covid Update

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