There were definitely some highlights to my stay at the Ritz Carlton, as well as few unfortunate lowpoints. First, the decor is really stunning. The lobby, bar and restaurant are all chic without being off-putting. My friend and I were there for a girl's weekend away and we had a comfortable, quiet room with two double beds. The bathroom was... more

The Ritz Carlton Georgetown is by far one of my favorite boutique hotels in the world. I'll get the one negative point out of the way first: horrible cell phone reception everywhere in the hotel (you'll notice desperate patrons standing by the glass windows in the lobby trying to get a signal as it's really the only place to get... more

Well, It is a Ritz hotel and it is very nice. In my opinion, I thought it was just OK. For the price I expected more. The room we had was a little on the small side but the bathroom was amazing. The king size bed was very very comfortable and the location in Georgetown is within walking distance to... more

Stayed 3 nights at the Ritz-Carlton Georgetown in November, 2007. A boutique hotel. In a quiet location just a couple of short blocks from the center of bustling M Street. Room overlooking 31st Street was quiet with muffled street noise and Reagan Airport fly-over noise. No voices or sounds from adjoining rooms. Recent conversion of an old brick "incinerator building".... more

I stayed at this Ritz Carlton to visit with a few of my college buddies in Washington, DC. This Ritz's appearance is totally different than any other Ritz I've stayed in (I've stayed at Ritz Carlton all over the country). It looked like the Four Seasons and the W Hotel were combined. The hotel has an understated classic/ modern feel.... more

Stayed two nights at the hotel for a conference. This is definitely a pricey experience, but as all costs were included, this was the hotel of choice. The rooms are beautifully decorated and comfortable, the beds had down comforters. The bathroom was to die for - marble tile, separate tub and glass shower, very chic and elegant. The staff of... more

Here's what an AMEX Platinum card and $700/night gets you in Washington DC these days: a sleek, well-appointed but almost tiny "premier" room at or near the top of RC standards; some breathing room on the $21/person continental breakfast; and a one-of-a-kind relaxed atmosphere missing from larger corporate properties thorughout the District. If you're ok with the cost, you might... more

My husband and 3-year son stayed here one night on Easter Sunday. We usually do not stay at this kind of high-end hotel, the Marriott chain being our usual choice, but we decided to splurge on this because of the great reviews and relatively good rate compared to other Ritz hotels in North America. It was well worth the expense... more

I had a very nice stay at the Ritz Georgetown for a good price (just under $300 before all of the taxes, parking fee etc). The staff was very courteous, from the valet, to the front desk, to the bartender. First impression upon walking into the hotel was - very modern. When checking in, the guest sits down at a... more