New York City's last migrant hotel will be closing in the coming months, Mayor Eric Adams said Saturday. The city started using the Row Hotel on Eighth Avenue in Hell's Kitchen as an emergency shelter for migrants and asylum seekers in 2022.

Mayor Eric Adams announced that the Row NYC, a hotel in Times Square, would stop sheltering migrants by April, as the migrant crisis continued to subside.

The Row NYC was converted into a migrant shelter in 2022 to address the influx of migrants arriving in the city.

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The Row NYC in Midtown was the first hotel complex in the city to be converted into temporary housing for migrants after the city’s shelter system became overburdened with a surge of asylum seekers in 2022.

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It’s the end of an error. New York City’s last-standing — and most notorious — migrant hotel will soon stop housing illegal border crossers, The Post has learned. The once-four-star Row NYC hotel on Eighth Avenue in Midtown was repurposed in October 2022,