Check Out Photos of Washington’s Newly Renovated Jefferson Hotel

We recently highlighted The Jefferson's makeover, a beautiful update for the D.C. hotel. Now The Washington Post reports on the "host of new high-end amenities" awaiting guests with the August 31 re-opening:

A plaster-covered ceiling in what is now the atrium was removed to reveal skylights that were original to the building. Bathrooms have remote controlled TV screens in the mirrors to allow guests to catch up on the morning news while they're brushing their teeth. Food trays are embedded with computer chips to alert the kitchen staff when guests set them outside their rooms. The pumpkin-colored bar, made of molded glass and illuminated with fiber optics, glows eerily like a jack-o'-lantern.

To check out photos, browse through The Post's photo gallery.