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    Corrine M.

    This review is only for the rooftop bar, which I've visited several times and really enjoyed. The view is really scenic, once of the best I've been to in Georgetown. We've also never had an issue getting a table, even though it can get pretty busy. I'll admit that it's pretty pricey, but no more than a typical DC hotel bar. I don't mind it because the cocktails are actually really good and pretty strong. We've always had pretty good and attentive servers. It's a nice spot to take out-of-town visitors for a good cocktail or for a date night.

    katherine t.

    Came by for drinks this afternoon and was greeted by a warming festive ambiance in the hotel lobby. Our temperatures were checked, masks were worn, and this establishment was very covid conscious - great during these weird times. My friend and I ordered two cocktails; we forgot the names but they were great. Mine had applejack and hers was an off-menu cucumber creation. They were both fabulous and well balanced. Not to mention, upon being seated we were handed two samples of the mulled wine. All in all a great experience with wonderful service and ambiance. 5/5, I'll be back.

    Espresso martini - very good
    Wanjiku W.

    This is a very unique place. There's a cute speakeasy and a cute upstairs that has a beautiful view. They even have blankets in the roof for warm seasons. The whole concept is cool.

    pee on the wall

    i'll start off by saying we used to LOVE the Graham. We stayed there once a year for our annual staycation and my wife and I got engaged there. The staff and valets were always the best. Always super friendly and accommodating and would remember us each year we came back. ...However, we went recently about a month ago and it is clearly under new ownership. None of the original staff are there anymore and our super friendly and funny valet guy was gone. All the names on the towels in the room were changed to their new parent company which is fine, but our room was absolutely filthy. I've never in my life changed rooms or even complained at a hotel but there was pee ALL OVER the walls in the bathroom. Rusty nails and screws all over the floor by the windows....very clearly blood or red sauce stains on all the furniture. Large stains on the carpet that looked like vomit and drink spills that were never cleaned up. The white marble shower was visibly dirty with brown streaks and clearly not cleaned after whatever happened in there. It was musty and damp and it smelled weird too. we tookphotos and went downstairs to complain/show them and ask for a new room. they apologized and put us in a new room that was not as nice (in terms of size) so i figured they would comp us the difference. they did not. our new room was clean-ER, but still not very clean and overall not the same feel or look as it used to be. Our glass shower door was broken which wasn't a big deal except for the fact it coulda fallen off and shattered at any moment so we told them when we checked out. i'm writing this because we are sad and disappointed that our favorite georgetown spot is gross and dingy now and unfortunately, we will never come back. I hope new ownership figures it out but they are very clearly NOT cleaning the rooms or checking them before guests arrive.

    Free pack and plays.
    Austin G.

    The Graham is a small (only 57 rooms), historic hotel in the heart of Georgetown, one of DC's most beloved neighborhoods. It's part of Hilton Hotel's Tapestry collection so you can expect great hospitality. For a boutique, higher end hotel in expensive Georgetown, the prices are reasonable (around $270 a night). It's a small hotel, so it feels more cozy and family oriented compared to The Four Seasons down the road. They have parking on-site, but I recommend street parking (it's cheaper and the bellman pointed us to where we can find free street parking across the street). The lobby itself is small, but cozy. There are couches, chairs, and a fireplace to keep you warm. Also on the ground level are restrooms and a small gym (a few free weights, a stationary bike, etc- no treadmill. They also provide free ear buds and magazines in the small gym). The hotel has 9 floors in total including the restaurant/speakeasy in the basement called The Alex and the rooftop bar with an incredible view of Washington, D.C. Our room was on the 7th floor and for a city room, it was spacious. There was even enough room for a pack and play for our baby that the hotel provided free of charge. The bathrooms are spacious as well! We highly recommend staying here. The entire experience was amazing including incredible service by every single staff person we encountered.

    Unfinished can

    Was asked to switch rooms 4x due to noise, bugs. And vomit!!l now have ptsd from bugs, uncleanness

    How the hotel cools your room. Only half the room was livable

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    This review is only for the rooftop bar, which I've visited several times and really enjoyed.

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