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The Graham Georgetown
Washington, D.C., District of Columbia, United States · Independent · Near Luxury
The Graham opened in 1962 as the Hotel Monticello, then came back in 2013 with Alexander Graham Bell's name, fifty-seven rooms including thirty-two one-bedroom suites near the C and O Canal. Bell worked in a lab nearby. The seven-story Federalist house later joined Hilton Tapestry. Rooftop views run over Georgetown.
- 57 rooms
- Opened 1962
- Neighborhood: Georgetown
About The Graham Georgetown
- The hotel opened in 1962 as the Hotel Monticello and reopened as The Graham Georgetown in 2013 after a renovation.
- A later renovation increased the room inventory from 38 rooms to 57 keys, including 32 one-bedroom suites in Georgetown.
- The house was named for Alexander Graham Bell, who made many of his inventions in a lab nearby.
History
A 1928 building opened as The Graham in 2013, about 57 rooms, with a rooftop lounge and a cellar cocktail bar.
The setting
In Georgetown, Washington, D.C., near the C and O Canal, in the house named for Alexander Graham Bell.
Restaurants and bars
- The Alex — Restaurant
- Observatory — Restaurant
- Alex (downstairs restaurant) — Bar · craft cocktails and light dining
- The Rooftop at The Graham — Restaurant
Experiences
- Live jazz at The Alex — Live jazz on weekends and Thursday to Saturday evenings at The Alex speakeasy, Thursday to Saturday 7:00PM-10:00PM.
Amenities
- Fitness center
- Pet-friendly
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