ROSEWOOD WASHINGTON
★★★★★
WASHINGTON
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Ideally located in the charming neighborhood of Georgetown, alongside the historic C&O Canal, Rosewood Washington, D.C. features 55 rooms, 12 suites, and 6 townhouses. The hotel, which opened in 2013, offers ample privacy, bespoke guest services and a tangible connection to the culture and traditions of the nation’s capital.
In addition to its enviable location, Rosewood Washington, D.C. presents its guests with peerless amenities and facilities. Overlooking the picturesque canal, CUT by Wolfgang Puck and CUT Bar surprise and delight with a creative, seasonally inspired menu and masterful libations. On the rooftop, CUT Above, a wraparound bar and lounge area boasts a stunning indoor-outdoor swimming pool and sweeping views of the Potomac River, Washington Monument, Roosevelt Island and the spires of Georgetown University. Fitness and spa services, private dining and meeting venues, and a calendar of intriguing curated events and occasions round out the hotel’s remarkable offerings.
The Design
Behind its handsome red-brick facade, Rosewood Washington, D.C. delivers a heightened sense of elegance, intimacy and sophistication; a feeling of being in a most extraordinary and welcoming home. This refined environment is the creation of Peter Silling of Peter Silling & Associates Hotel Interior Design Ltd. Inspired by the history of American architecture, Silling brought the hotel to life by depicting the evolution of this genre. Original contemporary art and furniture are incorporated in juxtaposition to the classic feel of the brownstone building’s industrial exterior. Accenting the modern design elements, traditional American motifs and timeless pewter and gold tones are carried throughout the hotel and into the individually designed guestrooms, which have been crafted to resemble elegant, sublimely comfortable private residences.
The sophisticated, yet warm and welcoming, design aesthetic reflects both the hotel’s location in Washington, D.C.’s most historic and exclusive neighborhood and an insistence on incorporating only the very finest quality in the hotel’s décor, materials, furnishings and art. Various elements, both old and new, have been combined to create a luxurious and captivating environment. Unique details—such as reclaimed antique parquet flooring from a European chateau—and artisan craftsmanship appears throughout the property. From the custom work desks to the hand-crafted European leather and wood paneling to the Hermès leather drawer pulls, every element has been meticulously considered
In addition to its enviable location, Rosewood Washington, D.C. presents its guests with peerless amenities and facilities. Overlooking the picturesque canal, CUT by Wolfgang Puck and CUT Bar surprise and delight with a creative, seasonally inspired menu and masterful libations. On the rooftop, CUT Above, a wraparound bar and lounge area boasts a stunning indoor-outdoor swimming pool and sweeping views of the Potomac River, Washington Monument, Roosevelt Island and the spires of Georgetown University. Fitness and spa services, private dining and meeting venues, and a calendar of intriguing curated events and occasions round out the hotel’s remarkable offerings.
The Design
Behind its handsome red-brick facade, Rosewood Washington, D.C. delivers a heightened sense of elegance, intimacy and sophistication; a feeling of being in a most extraordinary and welcoming home. This refined environment is the creation of Peter Silling of Peter Silling & Associates Hotel Interior Design Ltd. Inspired by the history of American architecture, Silling brought the hotel to life by depicting the evolution of this genre. Original contemporary art and furniture are incorporated in juxtaposition to the classic feel of the brownstone building’s industrial exterior. Accenting the modern design elements, traditional American motifs and timeless pewter and gold tones are carried throughout the hotel and into the individually designed guestrooms, which have been crafted to resemble elegant, sublimely comfortable private residences.
The sophisticated, yet warm and welcoming, design aesthetic reflects both the hotel’s location in Washington, D.C.’s most historic and exclusive neighborhood and an insistence on incorporating only the very finest quality in the hotel’s décor, materials, furnishings and art. Various elements, both old and new, have been combined to create a luxurious and captivating environment. Unique details—such as reclaimed antique parquet flooring from a European chateau—and artisan craftsmanship appears throughout the property. From the custom work desks to the hand-crafted European leather and wood paneling to the Hermès leather drawer pulls, every element has been meticulously considered
