Chic History: The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown, Washington, D.C.

Placed on the bluffs overlooking the Potomac River, the village of Georgetown in Washington, D.C. presents a picturesque example of an early-American town. Settled in 1691, Georgetown was originally populated for its convenience to the profitable Potomac River. By the late 18th century, Georgetown had quickly become a thriving, East Coast center for trade, fashion, art and culture. Today, townspeople and visitors alike stroll its quaint streets, enjoying the sights of the Potomac and all of the recreational conveniences that Georgetown has to offer.

The Ritz-Carlton Georgetown hotel is located at Wisconsin Avenue and K Street in Washington, D.C.  Adjacent to Washington Harbour and The Shops at Georgetown Park, the hotel is easily accessible from the Central Business District, the Kennedy Center and the National Mall monuments and museums.