If you travel west of the White House in Washington D.C., you will find yourself in the neighborhood of Foggy Bottom—named for the dense morning fog that sometimes blankets its morning air. Despite holding a significant history and playing a substantial part in the history of the U.S. Capital, people rarely think of it as a prime destination for tourists. What many might overlook in this neighborhood, which is home to the infamous Watergate Hotel, is that it is steeped in history and has undergone a complete transformation in terms of its residents and the companies that now call it home. It is truly a hidden gem.