Donald Trump's D.C. hotel is a dead zone after the president's exit from Washington
The lobby at Trump's International Hotel in Washington was the see-and-be-seen spot for family and allies But Thursday night, only six tables of people were seated in the expansive Benjamin Bar and Lounge Only one table of guests - and later another - dined at the upstairs BLT Prime by David Burke Since Donald Trump and his family left Washington for Palm Beach, business has been noticeably slow COVID restrictions had kept the restaurants closed for the past month which has also hampered business During the Republican National Convention in August, table seating in the Benjamin lobb...