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Is a Hotel on the Boards For Truxton Circle?

  • October 11th 2016

by UrbanTurf Staff

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Is a Hotel on the Boards For Truxton Circle?: Figure 1
A 2014 photo of the plot at 1326 North Capitol Street. Google Street View.

A recently-filed application with the Zoning Commission indicates that a hotel could be coming to North Capitol Street.

The application requests a map amendment for the address at 1326 North Capitol Street NW (map) from a MU-4 zone to a MU-5-A zone, which would permit medium-density, compact mixed-use development located along arterial streets and near rapid transit stops. The purpose of the MU-5 designation is also to provide for mixed-use developments that permit a broad range of uses, including residential, office, service, and employment centers.

While the case files do not explicitly state that plans are for a hotel to be constructed on site, the application was filed by Baywood Hotels, a privately owned hotel management company that works with brands like Marriott and Hilton. There has also been talk in the neighborhood recently that a hotel is planned for this address.

UrbanTurf reached out to Baywood Hotels for additional details and will update the article as we gather more information.

This article originally published at http://dc.urbanturf.production.logicbrush.com/articles/blog/is_a_hotel_on_the_boards_for_truxton_circle/11775.

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