It will now be known as the Dominick Soho Hotel and Spa. (Reuters)
Workers in the dead of night have removed the TRUMP SOHO lettering from the posh downtown hotel, bringing a quiet end to a controversial partnership.
The lettering was removed between 11 p.m. Wednesday and 3 a.m. Thursday, a hotel spokeswoman said.
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The hotel, which has cut all ties to President Trump and his family, is now known as the Dominick Soho Hotel and Spa. But its history may not go as quietly into the night.
Sources told The Post that several people involved in the project have been contacted by special counsel Robert Mueller, who is probing allegations of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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One of Trump’s partners in the Soho project was the Bayrock Group, run by Tevfik Arif, a Soviet-born Turkish real-estate developer.
In 2010, the year the Trump Soho opened, two ex-Bayrock employees sued, claiming it was a front to launder Kremlin-sourced money.
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