There are a few new hotels opening in Georgetown, but you’ll want to know about this one even if you’re not looking for a city suite to crash in. This one boasts drinks with a view.
Introducing The Graham Georgetown, formerly the Hotel Monticello, which is set to re-open in early April.
Named for Alexander Graham Bell, who apparently frequented Georgetown enough to merit two buildings named for him (Bell’s Volta Laboratory and Bureau — aka, the Georgetown Heating Plant — is currently for sale), after its multi-million dollar makeover is complete, the Graham Georgetown will feature seven floors, 30 guest rooms and 27 suites decorated in “cozy, modern” and offering spa-like amenities including Bvlgari products, plush robes and slippers.
While the Monticello did not have a restaurant or room service, The new Graham Georgetown has both a first floor cocktail lounge with a dining menu and a scene setting 3,000 square-foot rooftop bar called The 
Observatory.
Virtual high five Alexander as you head on high for something on the rocks… snapping smart phone shots of Georgetown, the Waterfront, Kennedy Center and the Washington Monument.
*The Graham Georgetown is located at 1075 Thomas Jefferson Street NW.
**Renderings courtesy The Graham Georgetown and Mast Capital.
