Watergate Hotel Gets a Glitzy Midcentury-Inspired Makeover

July 01, 2016 16:16

This month, Washington's Watergate Hotel, which opened in the mid-1960s, reopened for the first time since closing in 2007 with a gleaming $125 million makeover that the new owners hope will restore some of its original glamour and generate new heat 44 years after the scandal that gave us a suffix for the Nipple-, Monica-, and Panama-gates to come. Read more

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