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The Melrose Georgetown Hotel

Washington, D.C., District of Columbia, United States · Independent · Near Luxury

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The eight-story apartment house at 2430 Pennsylvania Avenue went up in 1947 and survived the West End clearances, when most of its neighbors came down for offices and highways. It opened as The Melrose Hotel in 1980 and now keeps 240 rooms a short walk from Foggy Bottom Metro, with Jardenea downstairs. Guests walk to Georgetown from the West End.

About The Melrose Georgetown Hotel

History

The eight-story building at 2430 Pennsylvania Avenue NW was built in 1947 as apartments in the West End, on ground that had once been counted as Foggy Bottom. It was spared when 1970s renewal cleared many neighboring apartment houses. It opened as The Melrose Hotel in 1980. A later renovation, kept open through construction, redid the 240 rooms and opened Jardenea. The house now trades as the Melrose Georgetown Hotel and has been a Historic Hotels of America member since 2021. The name on the door is Melrose.

The setting

2430 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, in the West End, a short walk from Foggy Bottom-GWU Metro. Georgetown's shops start further west, on the far side of the old Foggy Bottom line.

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