I can tell you this much; next time we go to NYC we will _not_ be staying in the Trump Soho, although the staff were just lovely and friendly to us.
LOL, just did a Wiki, speak of the devil
Because of
Trump's successful campaign in the
2016 presidential election, in which Trump ran as a
Republican, Trump's properties in predominantly
Democratic areas such as New York City saw a decline in business.
[28] In May 2017,
WNYC reported that business at the Trump SoHo had fallen off, and that the hotel had plans to lay off some staff. The report speculated that the Trump name may be the cause of the downturn, although it pointed out that other Trump properties, such as the
Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. and the resort-hotel in
Mar-a-Lago, had not experienced business reverses, and were in fact doing very well.
[29] Other Trump properties, such as
Trump National Golf Club in Los Angeles and
Trump Ferry Point in the Bronx, had shown a marked decrease in business.
[30] In November 2017, the Trump Organization reported that it was no longer going to be affiliated with the Trump SoHo by the end of the year.
[11] The building was renamed The Dominick on December 21, 2017.
[4]
Looks a bit bare without the sign.