Hyatt Place Opens Doors in NoMa District

WASHINGTON, DC—The Hyatt Place Washington D.C./U.S. Capitol officially opened its doors late last week. Officials with Hyatt Corp., JBG Companies and Crescent Hotels & Resorts staged the grand opening ceremonies for the 200-room hotel.

The Hyatt Place has now joined the Courtyard by Marriott and Hilton Garden Inn that had previously opened in the NoMa district, according to a published report in the Washington Post.

“We are very excited to bring the Hyatt Place brand to Washington, D.C., a large and energetic city filled with restaurants, museums, theaters, and entertainment attractions,” said Stacy Smith, general manager, Hyatt Place Washington D.C./U.S. Capitol at the grand opening last Thursday. “We believe this new hotel will add an exciting, new dynamic to the neighborhood, and we are confident that Hyatt Place D.C./U.S. Capitol will exceed guest expectations by providing both business and leisure travelers with everything they need while away from home.”

Amenities at the Hyatt Place Washington D.C./U.S. Capitol include: 1,600 square feet of flexible, high-tech meeting/function space, a 24/7 Gallery Menu serving made-to-order entrees and appetizers around the clock, “A Coffee to Cocktails Bar,” and in-room features such as a a swiveling 42-inch HDTV, the Hyatt Grand Bed, Cozy Corner sectional sofa, and free Wi-Fi.

“JBG is excited to enter the growing NoMa district with the introduction of Hyatt Place Washington D.C./U.S. Capitol,” said Moina Banerjee, principal, The JBG Companies. “This brand is a state of the art product, and we are extremely proud to be the first Hyatt Place hotel in Washington D.C. Cooper Carry and our entire design and development team have created a unique design that is setting a new standard of what an urban select service hotel can offer. The custom public space, expanded lobby bar concept and easy access to both the metro and convention center will provide an unmatched D.C. experience for our guests.”