Serious looting was described at National Museum of Iraq, the Iraqi Museum of Modern Art, the University of Baghdad, three five-star hotels: the Al Rasheed Hotel, the Al-Mansour and Babel Hotel, state-owned supermarkets, many embassies, and state-owned factories.[21] Some 8,500 paintings and sculptures were looted.[22] By 2010, only 1,500 of the most important works had been returned.[23]