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CitizenM Opens Its Georgetown Hotel Along The Water

  • June 10th

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Inside the new CitizenM.

CitizenM has opened its third DC hotel in Georgetown, a 230-room property along K Street NW, steps from the C&O Canal. 

The site has a winding development history. The warehouse building at the address — which has housed The Berliner beer hall — was originally entitled for 54 condos by Willco Residential, before IDI Group acquired the property and received approval to move forward with that same residential plan. But in November 2021, a new development team filed a concept application with the city to pivot to a hotel. That plan ultimately prevailed.

Designed by Concrete Amsterdam — the hotel features guest rooms outfitted with XL king-size beds, 4K streaming TVs, rain showers, and an in-room iPad that controls lighting, climate, and window blinds. Common areas include a 24/7 canteen, a gym, and a lobby lounge. There is also a mural by DC-based artist J.D. Deardourff.

The hotel joins two existing citizenM properties in the District, one in Noma and one in Southwest DC. 

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/citizenm_opens_its_georgetown_hotel_along_the_water/24717.

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