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The Morrow Washington DC, Curio Collection by Hilton

Washington D.C. • NoMa • SPLURGE

avg. $427 / night

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At a glance

A LEED-certified NoMa hotel on a former motor factory site with interiors by three design studios.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts exploring NoMa's industrial-to-modern shift

Highlights:

  • Built on former Central Armature Works motor factory site
  • Restaurant by INC Architecture with olive velvet banquettes and brass pendants
  • Guest rooms by Rottet Studio with fluted oak and moon-phase artwork
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PB hotel design editorial

For a century, the block at 222 M Street NE hummed with electrical current — Central Armature Works, one of Washington's industrial anchors, rewound motors and fabricated components here until the city's NoMa neighborhood began its long transformation. That charged history now runs quietly beneath The Morrow Washington DC, a 12-story, LEED-certified hotel that arrived in 2022 with 203 rooms and a design brief split between two studios of notably different temperaments. Shalom Baranes Associates gave the building its composed exterior — pale stone cladding, generous glazing, and blonde wood panels flanking the entrance that carry something of the neighborhood's industrial memory without literalizing it. Inside, INC Architecture & Design handled the public areas, and the restaurant is where their hand is most legible: circular banquettes in olive velvet, layered ring ceilings with recessed illumination, and brass pendant lights combine into a room that feels more like a supper club than a hotel dining room. Rottet Studio took the guest rooms in a cooler, more contemplative direction — bleached oak floors, fluted case goods in dark-stained wood, headboards in layered blue and putty tones, and moon-phase artwork that stitches a quiet celestial thread through each space. The bar doubles down on deep indigo, herringbone oak, and a dark marble counter that anchors the room against its curtained windows. The split authorship could have fragmented the experience, but the two studios share enough formal vocabulary — curved forms, fluted surfaces, a preference for layered blues — to hold it together.

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About

Daily Mandatory Destination Charge includes: Premium guest internet access; daily $10 food and beverage credit for use in all hotel outlets; 2 bottles of water daily; morning lobby refreshments (7am-8am); evening lobby tea (7pm-8pm); bicycle rentals. In Washington DC's NoMa neighborhood, our hotel is a five-minute walk from Union Market. Were half a mile from Gallaudet University and one mile from Union Station, with DC's top attractions within 20 minutes. Open year-round, our rooftop lounge offers excellent views of the Capitol and cityscape. We also offer expansive indoor and outdoor event space.

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The Morrow Washington DC, Curio Collection by Hilton Reviews

528 reviews

"My recent stay was lovely. The atmosphere was comfortable and I loved my room amenities from the in room espresso machine, spacious refrigerator to the daily housekeeping. This hotel has the most beautiful and well equipped fitness room in any hotel Ive visited, including a separate room for yoga. Mahmoud was especially welcoming and attentive along with Frank, the bellman. I am looking forward to my next stay with this wonderful staff and guest accommodations. Truly a personalized experience. Well done. -Kelly D."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 21, 2026

"The wonderful team at the counter always greeted me with a smile. I was very thankful for the kindness I was shown at check in and preparing for check out. Room was cozy, bed was comfortable, everything was clean. Each day, my room was cleaned and straightened up before I returned. The location is close to the metro and within walking distance to many things, including Union Market. I would stay here again."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 19, 2026

"I have stayed at The Morrow several times. It is great for adults and children. The rooms are very spacious and modern and immaculate. It is right next to the Metro and in a great location for coffee shops and restaurants. The rooftop bar is amazing. Staff greets you as you come in and everyone is very friendly and accommodating. Mannef at the the front desk was very helpful and quickly addressed any issues we had with our reservation. Overall a great experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 19, 2026

"There are moments in hospitality when a single individual completely defines the standard of excellence for an entire property — and at The Morrow Hotel, that person is Ferdows, the Guest Experience Supervisor. In an industry where true luxury is measured not only by design or amenities but by human connection, Ferdows delivers something genuinely rare: unforgettable hospitality with authenticity, grace, and precision. His professionalism is exceptional, but what truly distinguishes him is his natural ability to make every guest feel valued, understood, and genuinely cared for. He leads with confidence, composure, and an extraordinary attention to detail that transforms ordinary service into a refined experience. Ferdows represents the kind of leadership every luxury hotel hopes to cultivate. He elevates not only the guest journey, but also the reputation of the entire hotel through his dedication, emotional intelligence, and commitment to excellence. The Morrow Hotel should take immense pride in having someone of his caliber leading guest relations. Professionals like Ferdows are not simply employees — they are the reason guests return, recommend, and remember. A truly outstanding ambassador for modern luxury hospitality."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 18, 2026

"We had a wonderful stay at The Morrow Washington DC, Curio Collection by Hilton, and one of the biggest reasons was the exceptional service we received from Betelhem at the front desk. From the moment we arrived, she was incredibly kind, welcoming, and genuinely caring. She went far above and beyond to make sure our stay was comfortable and enjoyable, handling every request with patience, professionalism, and a warm smile. It’s rare to come across someone who is not only efficient and knowledgeable, but who also truly makes guests feel valued and cared for. Betelhem’s accommodating nature and attention to detail made a lasting impression on our family and elevated our entire experience at the hotel. The Morrow is already a beautiful property with a great atmosphere and location, but team members like Betelhem are what truly make it stand out. Thank you for such outstanding hospitality — we look forward to returning!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 18, 2026

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