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25 E Street Southeast, Washington
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About this place The George

The George is a gay-friendly hotel in Washington, D.C.'s Capitol Hill, steps from the U.S. Capitol Building, Library of Congress, and the National Mall.

A Kimpton hotel, The George has 139 guest rooms and suites, each one different. Many have custom furniture; some get balconies with city views. If you're queer and want a friendly, inclusive place to stay in D.C., this is a good bet.

The location's especially handy for poking around Capitol Hill, which has its own community and attractions. You'll find a fitness center, free coffee and tea in the mornings, and a wine hour every evening. Oh, and 24-hour services, just in case.

Whether you're there for work, sightseeing, or to connect with the local LGBTQ+ scene, The George puts you right in the middle of things. The rooms are comfortable, and the amenities are well-thought-out, a nice change from some of the more generic places around town.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) LGBTQ+ Walk-ins welcome

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Lawrence Hopkins
Lawrence Hopkins Jun 2026

Very interesting and enjoyable. Book the through my eyes tour and the mansion tour. Both are well worth the price.

Tom H
Tom H Jun 2026
Josh Boller
Josh Boller Jun 2026

Great Job Ladies of keep this place and the grounds in order!!

Jessica Anderson
Jessica Anderson Jun 2026

As a lover of my American History I was looking forward to learning more about George Washington and his life at Mt. Vernon. This was my worst experience on a tour ever. As a paying customer for 2 adults I didn’t feel like a valued guest. Touring the house you move from room to room and a different tour guide gives a quick synopsis. The elderly man rushed or group out the door, didn’t allow me to ask a question as I was asking about the stone fireplace and he proceeded to shut the door as I was trying to ask my question and just said it was marble and shut the door in my face. Also he rudely fussed at someone for drinking water in the room. I understand requesting someone not to drink but ground rules were never established prior to entering. We were in the back of the group and by the time we were able to shuffle our way into the next room to join the group, the guide had already started talking so we missed out on things. I know they are working on a schedule and lots of groups coming through, but just waiting an extra minute for everyone to get in would solve the issue. The wharf and gazebo was closed and no one informed us before we rode down on the shuttle down there. Then when we asked if we could ride back to the tomb we were rudely told no because the guy driver had to pick up more people. Everyone at guest services, the women tour guides, and the man at George Washingtons tomb were all lovely and delightful to talk with.

Brian Bailey
Brian Bailey Jun 2026

We loved the tour! It was really awesome to see some of our founding history!

Stan Kirby
Stan Kirby Jun 2026

Well worth a visit. Pre booking your house tour is essential. If you Uber it make sure you put in George Washington's house, not just Mount Vernon or you will end up in a housing estate.

Robert Conti
Robert Conti Jun 2026

Beautiful day with family! The grounds are impressive. The view of the Potomac is amazing!

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Last updated on 13 August 2026

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