The Host of Georgetown

Extending a standing invitation into Washington, D.C.'s most historic neighborhood where the culture of the nation's capital comes to life.

Set along the historic C&O Canal in the heart of Georgetown is Rosewood Washington, D.C.—a charming city escape, a window into a notable neighborhood’s life and a cultural connection to the nation's capital.

Behind its Federal-style architecture lie crafted spaces that blend seamlessly with the surrounding cobblestoned character. Here, elegance and community unite—embassies, heritage row houses, waterfront cafés and independent bookstores.

Rosewood Washington, D.C.’s tailor-made discovery experiences highlight the depth of the city’s creative spirit. From exclusive museum partnerships to Potomac River cruises, vineyard tours and evenings at the Kennedy Center, every stay is a connection to Washington, D.C.’s past, present and future.

Culture extends within. CUT D.C. by Wolfgang Puck is where Mid-Atlantic flavors meet global technique in an atmosphere of refined conviviality. On the rooftop, CUT Above serves cocktails with panoramic views—a favored gathering place for visitors and locals alike.

Rosewood Washington, D.C.—a gracious host to the capital’s cultural life, both connected and quietly removed.