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Condos are Out, CitizenM Hotel is in for Georgetown's Water Street

  • November 12th 2021

by Nena Perry-Brown

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Rendering of proposed citizenM hotel, from Water Street. Click to enlarge.

A new hotel is in the works along the Georgetown waterfront.

Almost 18 months since developer IDI Group received approval to redevelop the warehouse building that houses The Berliner beer hall to deliver 54 condos, a new team is now aiming to turn the property at 3401 Water Street NW (map) into a citizenM hotel.

Rendering of proposed hotel, from Key Bridge. Click to enlarge.

A concept application was filed with the Historic Preservation Review Board for the preoject this week. The façade of the two-story building will be retrofit and will see a five-story-plus-penthouse addition. Baskervill is the architect of record and concrete is the design architect.

Rendering of proposed hotel, from C&O Canal towpath. Click to enlarge.

UrbanTurf will continue to monitor the project for more details.

Note: Prior to IDI Group owning the building at 3401 Water Street, Willco Residential entitled the site for 54 condos. IDI then purchased the building from Willco. 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/condos-are-out-citizenm-hotel-is-in-for-georgetown-canal-front-site/18943.

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