Mandarin Oriental Hotel

The Mandarin Oriental Hotel was a civilian settlement located in Washington, D.C.. Originally a Joint Task Force refugee camp, it was flooded by the Potomac River in April 2016, forcing its residents to seek shelter elsewhere. Many members eventually relocated to the Castle Settlement.
==History==
When the Green Poison first reached Washington, D.C., the JTF fortified the lower floors of the luxury Mandarin Oriental Hotel and repurposed it as a refugee camp, housing roughly a hundred people from various quarantine sites. Many them were orphaned or displaced children, including Violet, Saeed, Shelby, Noah and Wiley Murtaugh, and Ivan and Amelia Diaz. The settlement was relatively stable thanks to regular JTF patrols and shipments of food and medicine, while water was gathered using rain barrels. 
However, in early April, the rising waters of the Potomac River overflowed their banks and flooded a vast area of southern D.C., including the Mandarin Oriental. One of the residents, Mike Walker, led a group of refugees who joined the Castle Settlement, including Violet and the other children; others headed east, hoping to find safety near Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling. 
Three weeks after the flood, Violet and her friends returned to the ruined hotel, wondering if they would be able to move back after the waters receded. 
== Trivia ==
* The real-life Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Washington, D.C. was purchased by Salamander Hotels & Resorts and renamed the Salamander Washington D.C. in September 2022.
== Appearances ==
* Tom Clancy's The Division: Broken Dawn
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