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A writing desk with a power outlet stands in the bedroom, with a large armchair nearby. Its marble bathroom has an oversized bathtub and a separate shower, together with a lighted makeup mirror.

King layouts can have a pale padded headboard in a dark frame, with reading lights and cylindrical lamps beside it. A blue patterned chair and matching footstool can sit by a broad window with striped curtains. The carpet has a pale pattern. The furnishing details depend on the room allocated.

Frette linens are included in both the King and Double-bed variants. Some rooms can connect, and the King layout permits a rollaway for an extra charge. Double-bed rooms do not permit a rollaway.

The minibar has separately charged refreshments. Both wired and wireless internet have a separate charge.

The bedroom looks over Georgetown Village. Its marble bathroom has an oversized bathtub and a separate shower. The bathroom also has a makeup mirror with a light. A writing desk and power outlet provide a work surface in the bedroom.

Double-bed layouts can pair pale padded headboards in dark frames with striped curtains and a broad window behind sheers. An adjustable task lamp stands on the dark desk beside a wheeled chair. Both bed choices have a large armchair, with an ottoman added in the King layout.

The linen details differ between the two variants, with Frette linens in the King room. Some rooms can connect to another guest room. A rollaway can be arranged for a fee with the King bed choice. Double-bed rooms do not permit one. Wired and wireless internet are offered for a fee. A minibar is available, with refreshments charged separately.

On the spa and fitness level, the room has a sleep mask, an alpaca throw and Turkish towels. The bed has a featherbed, duvet and Frette linens. A wellness ball is available as an alternative to the conventional desk chair.

The room has a writing desk with a power outlet, a large chair and an ottoman. A Vitamin C shower is among the wellness features. The marble bathroom also has a large bathtub apart from the shower, plus a makeup mirror with a light.

Connecting arrangements are available for some rooms. A rollaway can be requested for a fee, with the bed arrangement confirmed separately. Accessible rooms offer a choice of a tub or a roll-in shower. Hearing-accessible rooms have visual alarms.

Internet access through either wired or wireless connections carries a fee. A minibar is supplied with refreshments charged separately.

French doors divide the primary bedroom from the living room, and a powder room opens off the main entry. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook Georgetown Village. The sitting area has a writing desk with a power outlet, plus a sofa and a large chair.

Bedroom designs vary, with pale padded headboards set in dark frames and cylindrical bedside lamps. A King layout can have a blue armchair and matching footstool by the window. In that layout, a frosted glass door opens toward the living room.

A large tub and separate shower sit in the marble bathroom, with double vanities and a lighted makeup mirror. Frette linens are specific to the King variant.

Some King suites can connect to another room; the Double-bed suite has no connecting option. A rollaway may be arranged for an extra charge with either suite configuration. Both wired and wireless internet are charged separately.

Frosted-glass French doors separate the bedroom from the living room. Full-height windows look over Georgetown Village, and a writing desk with a power outlet stands in the living room. A powder room is positioned off the main entry.

Living room designs can group curved brown chairs around a round pedestal table, beside a patterned sofa with a chaise. Tall windows and pale curtains wrap around the corner seating, with views of the neighborhood's buildings.

In the marble bathroom, an oversized bathtub is separate from the shower. Double vanities and a lighted makeup mirror sit alongside these bathing facilities. The bedroom has Frette linens, and the living area and bed are divided by a privacy wall.

Connecting layouts are available for some suites. Some suites can take a rollaway for an extra charge. Wired and wireless internet also carry a fee.

A personal study adjoins the main living room, and the dining room is separate. Full-height windows overlook the village. A privacy wall keeps the bedroom separate from the living area. The suite also has a writing desk and a power outlet.

Dining layouts can have a curved green banquette and an oval table, with padded chairs below a dome light. A curved brown sofa stands by nested round tables, while frosted glass doors open into the bedroom. These furnishings vary with the allocation.

The pantry contains a refrigerator, silverware, dishes and glasses. The main marble bathroom has a large tub and a separate shower. Double vanities, a bidet and a lighted makeup mirror complete the fittings. Frette linens dress the bed. Internet costs extra for both wired and wireless access. The suite does not connect to another guest room.

A personal study opens off the main living room, and the dining and sleeping spaces are separate. Georgetown Village lies beyond its floor-to-ceiling windows. A privacy wall divides the bedroom from the living area, and Frette linens are part of the bedroom furnishings.

The study design can include a broad desk and wheeled chair facing built-in shelves and cupboards. Books and decorative objects fill the shelving around a screen, while a red patterned sofa stands along the opposite wall. A task lamp and a separate table lamp light this furnished work and sitting space.

The suite also has a pantry with a refrigerator, silverware, dishes and glasses. The marble bathroom has an oversized bathtub, a separate shower, a bidet and a lighted makeup mirror. Both wired and wireless internet carry a fee. Connecting accommodation is not available for this suite.

Full-height windows in the separate living and dining rooms look over Georgetown Village. The bedroom is divided from the living area by a privacy wall. The outdoor outlook takes in historic Grace Street Church, with the city's older buildings beyond.

Living room designs can have red-toned wall panels and built-in shelves beside a pale patterned sofa. Nested round tables gather in front of the seating, and a broad framed opening leads into the dining room. Tall glazing and a hanging multi-globe light mark that separate dining space.

A pantry contains a refrigerator, dishes, glasses and silverware. The marble bathroom has a deep soaking tub and a separate rainforest shower. The other fittings include double vanities, a bidet and a makeup mirror with a light.

Frette linens finish the bedroom. Some layouts can connect to an additional King room, booked separately. Wired and wireless internet are available for an extra charge.

Floor-to-ceiling windows along the living spaces look toward the Potomac River. The formal dining room is apart from the sitting room. A privacy wall divides the bedroom from the living area. The table seats eight, and a pantry holds a fridge, dishes, glasses and cutlery.

Dining room designs can include a broad dark table and cream padded chairs, with frosted glass in the double doors. The dining space has horizontal wall patterns, framed art and a slim console. Layouts can group pale padded seats around a broad round coffee table, with wood panels along the walls.

The main marble bathroom has a large bathtub apart from the shower. It also has double vanities, a bidet and a makeup mirror with a light. Outside, lounge seating gathers around a private firepit, with views over the city. Connecting accommodation can be arranged separately. Wired and wireless internet are available at an additional charge.

Separate living and formal dining rooms connect with an adjoining study. Full-height windows face Georgetown Village, while a privacy wall divides the bedroom from the living space. A walk-in closet is part of the accommodation.

Interiors can pair striped sofas with wingback chairs around rectangular coffee tables. Built-in display niches and broad wood-framed openings link the sitting spaces. The dining room can have a long table below a row of glass pendant lights, with a sideboard and framed abstract art.

A pantry holds a refrigerator, silverware, dishes and glasses. The marble bathroom pairs a large tub with a separate shower. It also has double vanities, a bidet and a lighted makeup mirror.

The bedroom is finished with Frette linens. The writing desk has a power outlet, and both wired and wireless internet cost extra. This suite has no connecting-room option.