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NoMa Hotel Guide

Don’t keep your travel plans on repeat year after year. The same city with the same hotel every season will bore you and give you an itch to go looking for something new. Expand your geographical horizons to more than just those five blocks around your usual haunt.

Nowhere else can you find better deals on NoMa area hotels. You’ll find the best prices on the quirky, the haunted, the old, the new, and the legendary. If you’re wondering what side of the pricing scale some of these hotels fall on, you need not to worry. Compare cheap hotels near NoMa to find the perfect one to will fit your budget.

Leave the ordinary routine you’re set on behind and go. Go anywhere you want. Anywhere that makes you think, “I wonder what that’s like?” Part of Travelocity’s mission is to get you off-the-beaten path and the hotels near NoMa are perfect for that. Find your new favorite watering hole on a quiet street. Discover a place to escape for the weekend with tasty local fare and unique sights. We want you to consider the places outside your normal comfort zone. Browse our selection and find the ideal hotel, in a place you’d like to explore.

Recent NoMa hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Courtyard Washington, DC/U.S. Capitol

5 out of 5

Posted 2 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The room and bathroom were very clean. The bed was really comfortable and the bedding and linens were clean. The Smithsonian and the National Art Gallery buildings along with other sites were within 10 to 40 minutes walking distance. Since we enjoyed walking and looking around we only got Ubers a few times for places that were over 35 minutes of walking. You’re not going to get much of a scenic view but if you like people watching, you’ll be fine. I like that the elevators are up to rooms require you to use your key-card, which is a nice security feature. If you’re not supposed to be there, you won’t get far. And there’s also personnel in front entrance lobby making sure randoms can’t in. They lock the doors at 12am and someone is there to make sure key-card holders are the only ones coming in. Too many places don’t have these security features, which is important for safety and security, and especially in these big city areas. The only thing I can complain about is NO continental breakfast, you have an extra free for it. But that seems to be the case for mostly all hotels in the area from many that I scoped/ checked out."

A verified traveler stayed at Courtyard Washington, DC/U.S. Capitol