Washington, D.C., District of Columbia
The Morrow Hotel, Curio Collection by Hilton
A 12-story newcomer built on a century-old electrical works, anchoring NoMa's push to become a genuine hotel destination rather than a stopover near Union Station.
Open · December 2022
The Morrow Hotel opened in December 2022 as a 203-room, ground-up Curio Collection property on the former Central Armature Works site in NoMa. Its restaurant program, once led by Nicholas Stefanelli, now belongs to Marcus Samuelsson's Marcus DC.
The essentials
- Group
- Hilton (Curio Collection)
- Opening
- December 2022
- Rooms & suites
- 203 rooms
- Segment
- Upscale/Lifestyle
- Designer
- Shalom Baranes Associates (architecture); INC Architecture & Design and Rottet Studio (interiors)
- Entry rate
- From $190
The place
The Morrow sits at 222 M Street NE in NoMa's 3rd Street District, a short walk from Union Station and the NoMa-Gallaudet Metro stop, on the last remaining site of Central Armature Works, a century-old electrical manufacturing and repair business.
The concept
Developed by Trammell Crow Company and MetLife Investment Management as the hotel component of the Central Armature Works mixed-use project, The Morrow is a ground-up 12-story, 149,000-square-foot building on a formerly industrial NoMa site. Shalom Baranes Associates designed the exterior; INC Architecture & Design handled the lobby and restaurant spaces, with Rottet Studio responsible for guest rooms, meeting space and the fitness center, blending neoclassical, modern and organic references meant to track NoMa's shift from warehouses to a residential and hospitality neighborhood.
Dining & wellness
The ground floor has changed hands since opening: originally curated by Michelin-starred chef Nicholas Stefanelli, it has been home since June 2025 to Marcus Samuelsson's Marcus DC, a restaurant built around Black culinary heritage with executive chef Anthony Jones, alongside the Sly rooftop bar and the Goodie Lounge.
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