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A Mini Hotel District is On the Boards for Mount Vernon Triangle

  • January 30th 2018

by Nena Perry-Brown

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A Mini Hotel District is On the Boards for Mount Vernon Triangle: Figure 1
Rendering of proposed Tru Hotel from north down 5th Street

It looks like one block of Mount Vernon Triangle is poised to become a mini-hotel district.

Kline Operations has filed plans with the Board of Zoning Adjustment that would enable construction of an 11-story hotel with 153 rooms run by Hilton's Tru brand. 

The four lots from 923-927 5th Street NW (map) will be combined into a not-quite rectangular parcel; the application requests a special exception for the rear yard and penthouse and variances from closed court and loading requirements. 

A Mini Hotel District is On the Boards for Mount Vernon Triangle: Figure 2
Rendering of proposed hotel looking northwest down K Street

Fillat + Architecture designed the project, which will incorporate the facades that are on the site from razed buildings. The hotel will have a gym and meeting room on the cellar level; a lounge, "game zone" and dining area in the lobby; and a bar, lounge and rooftop terrace in and around the penthouse.

A Mini Hotel District is On the Boards for Mount Vernon Triangle: Figure 3
Rendering of hotel entrance from south

Most recently, the Historic Preservation Review Board had approved plans to utilize the existing facades to create a 40-unit condo building by Peebles Corporation. Peebles is also working on constructing the city's first SLS Lux Hotel and Residences next door at 901 5th Street.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/153-more-hotel-rooms-planned-for-mount-vernon-triangle/13508.

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