The Seneca Nation of New York will debut a hotel and nightclub at its casino in Niagara Falls today,
The first 10 floors of the 26-story hotel are ready for the first visitors. The tribe invited families of employees, members of the Nation and some players to stay there before the facility opens to the public on December 30.
The hotel includes the 30,000-square-foot Seneca Event Center that makes its debut on New Year's Eve. Two new restaurants, a 24-hour cafe and a deli will open before the end of the year.
The new nightclub Hush is located inside the casino.
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(The Buffalo News 12/16)
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