The Westin Georgetown, Washington D.C.

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Host Your Event at the Recently Transformed Westin Georgetown Washington D.C. Experience luxury and convenience at this newly renovated Jewel of Georgetown. Our recent multi-million-dollar renovation has modernized and transformed all our conference and courtyard-level meeting spaces. Guests also enjoy completely redesigned guest rooms with the latest Westin Heavenly Beds™, a reimagined lobby, a newly equipped fitness center, and a refreshed outdoor pool. Choose from over 11,000 square feet of meeting space including all of our elegant indoor venues or our quaint outdoor courtyard. Our meeting rooms offer the utmost privacy and flexibility, expertly supported by modern audiovisual technology. Attendees will rave about the unique, light-filled meeting spaces, including the grand Promenade, the centerpiece flagstone Courtyard, the boardroom-ready Presidential and Jewel Luxury Suites, and the versatile Ellington and Mayfair Court meeting rooms. Host a corporate training, strategy session, team meeting, business luncheon, elegant dinner, sophisticated cocktail party, wedding, or other special event by combining the tiered Promenade and centerpiece outdoor Courtyard. It is easy to plan a memorable event in this unique private indoor-outdoor space. Our prime location puts you near Georgetown's waterfront, airports, and attractions, making it convenient for your attendees. Situated in the heart of the area's shopping, nightlife, and the picturesque Georgetown Waterfront, our hotel offers a revitalizing stay with world-class amenities designed to enhance your well-being. Perfectly located near major attractions, universities, and Dupont Circle, our hotel is ideal for both business and leisure travelers. Whether you're planning a business meeting, wedding, or social event, our modern indoor/outdoor spaces will impress your guests. Plus, with the nearby Foggy Bottom Metro, you'll have easy access to many offices and government agencies in downtown DC, suburban Maryland, or Northern Virginia, as well as the most visited Smithsonian Museums, monuments, memorials, the National Zoo, National Mall, and sports stadiums.