I reviewed all of the hotels in the Georgetown area and chose this one when I read they doubled sheeted the beds. To me, this is a sign that a hotel respects cleanliness. I was pleasantly surprised with the size of our double studio (two beds) and the hotel's recent renovation. We have stayed in hotels in the DC area... more

We booked this hotel based on a friend's personal experience back in 2004 or 2005. We came for a bachelorette weekend and informed them when booking the room that we would have five people staying in the suite (assuming the 2 story suites that were available back on our friends last stay). Upon confirming our reservation a week before arrival... more

Nice little boutique hotel, right in the heart of Georgetown. The location could not be better for shopping, restaurants, or hailing a cab. Compared to other, more expensive places where we've stayed in DC, this was a great value. more

Nice little hotel in an excellent location in Georgetown. Nice clean room, with the added bonus of an opening window. Awful breakfast, just coffee, orange juice, sticky buns and cereals in packets, and nowhere to eat it - so you have to go back to your room, or go elsewhere and enjoy a proper breakfast. Check in is at 3pm,... more

We stayed at the Monticello for three nights in July 2008, mainly to use it as a base for seeing the sights of Washington DC. Drivng to the hotel from the airport was suprisingly easy; freeway from Dulles to Georgetown and then a 5 minute drive from the freeway to the hotel. We used the hotel valet parking which was... more

The best thing about this hotel is its location - right in the middle of Georgetown with its shops and restaurants only a few minutes walk away. We were able to walk to the main DC sites (e.g. the Mall, White House, etc) in 20-30 mins, and the nearest Metro (Foggy Bottom) is only a 10 mins walk from the... more

This was a great find. We had planned on staying 1 night, but my husband's business got extended. We ended up staying a week, and the staff couldn't have been friendlier or nicer, especially the manager. We started out in a Queen room and were moved to a larger King suite when we extended our reservation. Both of the rooms... more

After reading reviews of many Georgetown hotels, I booked Monticello Hotel for two nights in July. Very nice stay. Boutique-style, looks like a private apartment (no pull-up loop but they offer an unloading on-street parking spot). Valet parking ($30/night added to bill). Located almost at the corner of Thomas Jefferson and M Street; fabulous location! No in-house restaurant but the... more

I reserved a room at this hotel in August 2007, but on arrival in June 2008 they did not have a room available! We were sent to a hotel in the next street, The Georgetown Suites who then sent us to their "sister" hotel in another street. When I was eventually shown a room, after taking our luggage out of... more