Gary Melius, who owns the renowned historic Oheka Castle hotel and catering hall in Huntington, Long Island, says his rep reached out to Adams’ administration weeks ago to offer his “id…
But the hotel owner said he has not yet gotten a response, despite the city being desperate to figure out how to house thousands of migrants –the sidewalk outside Manhattan’s makeshift processing center last week.
Melius also owns a struggling Quality Inn near the Canadian border that he believes would be ideal for NYC’s migrants.Melius said he will be not be offering space at his Oheka Castle, one of the top wedding reception venues on Long Island whose hotel rooms go for $400 to $1,200 a night, to shelter migrants.
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