Very Disappointing Management
My family stayed at the Westin Georgetown for 3 days at the end of June. It was a disappointing stay. 
Most of the hotel hardware looked alright except for the noisy air-conditioning and the far-from heavenly pillows. Most importantly, the management and the service standards have a lot to be desired. 
We took Amtrak from New York city to DC, and brought along a lot of fruits we bought near the Penn Station, bananas, red apples, pears, plums, apricots etc. We returned at the end of second day to the hotel and found that the room wasn't cleaned properly and all our fruits were removed. I reported that to the duty manager, Rebecca that evening only with a very impolite and disappointing response. She didn't apologize for the housekeeping standards but asked what specifically went wrong. She didn't want to believe that we brought in our own fruits and questioned if the fruits removed were VIP amenities provided by the hotel. As a matter of fact, as a SPG platinum member, I am experienced that in most Starwood hotels, VIP amenities such as fruits or a bottle of house wine are sometimes offered and brought into my room upon arrival. This time, the VIP fruits included a banana, which my son consumed on the first night, a green apple and an apricot. Both the VIP green apple and the apricot, together with our own fruits disappeared on the second day !!
Rebecca said she would look into the matter and revert to me. But I never heard from her since. She also indicated that she would arrange to 're-instate' the fruits. What fruits, I'm not sure and I didn't bother to ask. Anyway, no fruits were ever replaced or brought into our room in the following before our check out.
Fruits are no big deal. We're in Washington DC. We could easily get as many and as much varied fruits as we want. That isn't quite the point.
Strictly speaking, taking away fruits is without doubt an act of theft. 
That the Westin Georgetown could have such a a bad mannered and irresponsible duty manager is very unsatisfactory, and as a frequent guest and a platinum member, I am very much shocked.
The Westin Georgetown experience was regrettably a sad glitch in our otherwise rather pleasant 2-week summer breakaway.