Spaces Uline Arena
Uline Arena positions your workspace in Washington, D.C.’s flourishing NoMa neighborhood. Best known as the Beatles' first American venue, this stunning, historical address is visible from three major intersections and offers convenient access to the rest of the city and beyond. Union Station is less than ten minutes away and New York Avenue is just three blocks from the center. You’ll be moments away from the U.S. Capitol and Supreme Court, as well as other government offices, museums, amenities, and more. Grab a quick bite to eat at Five Guys or Potbelly Sandwich, along with a great selection of other eateries down First Street NE.
Day office facilities
Great for work
- High-speed WiFi
- Natural light
- Fully furnished office
On-site comfort
- Coffee and tea included
Day offices at Uline Arena in Washington
Reserve a fully furnished private day office when you need focus in the heart of NoMa. Each office includes natural light, high-speed internet and complimentary coffee and tea. Book by the day with an instant quote and no long-term commitment. Set moments from Union Station and the U.S. Capitol, you are perfectly positioned for meetings across the city.
Frequently asked questions
Each day office is fully furnished with natural light, high-speed internet and coffee and tea.
Book by the day and get an instant quote in minutes, with no long-term commitment.
It is at Uline Arena, 1140 3rd Street NE in Washington's NoMa neighborhood.
Union Station is less than ten minutes away with Amtrak and Metro services.
Yes, complimentary coffee and tea are included with your day office.
What makes Uline Arena special
Historic NoMa address
Uline Arena is a stunning historic venue, best known as the Beatles' first American venue.
Metro and rail nearby
The NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station is a short walk away, with Union Station under ten minutes.
Steps from the Capitol
You are moments from the U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court and Union Market dining.
How to get there?
Uline Arena positions your workspace in Washington's flourishing NoMa neighborhood, a stunning historical address best known as the Beatles' first American venue. Commuting is effortless with the NoMa-Gallaudet U Metro station on the Red Line a short walk away and Union Station, offering Amtrak and Metro services, less than ten minutes off, plus parking close by. Union Market brings dining, shopping and events within a short walk, while Five Guys, Potbelly and other eateries line First Street NE. The U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court, National Postal Museum and the Metropolitan Branch Trail are all moments away for work, culture and a lunchtime stroll.
