The Rex Hotel at night. The Rex Hotel began life as a garage for Renaults and Peugeots owned by the French expat community. In the 1960's it billeted American Officers during the Vietnam War and hosted regular Press briefings known to the Press as The five o'clock follie

The Rex Hotel at night. The Rex Hotel began life as a garage for Renaults and Peugeots owned by the French expat community. In the 1960's it billeted American Officers during the Vietnam War and hosted regular Press briefings known to the Press as The five o'clock follie
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Image Number: 4272-34924Rights ManagedCredit Line:John Warburton Lee/Warburton Lee, John/SuperStockCollection:Warburton Lee, JohnContributor:John Warburton LeeModel Release:NoProperty Release:NoResolution:4480×6241
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