party to be held at the hotel by another foreign embassy is causing a stir.

On Monday, US Rep. James McGovern of Massachusetts sent a letter to Trump urging him not to accept any money from the Bahraini monarchy for use of his hotel. He cited news reports that the Embassy of the Kingdom of Bahrain will hold its National Day celebrations at the hotel on Wednesday.

The embassy did not reply to an email and phone call about the event. In June, a bipartisan group of senators wrote a letter to US Secretary of State John Kerry saying they were “deeply alarmed” by the government of Bahrain's suppression of free speech and political dissent.

Trump tweeted last month that he would disclose plans on December 15 to “take me completelyout of business operations” without elaborating what that means. He had previously said that he plans to hand over management of his business to three of his adult children. That is far short of what some government ethics experts are pushing him to do: sell his assets, and put the money in a “blind trust” overseen by an independent manager not related to him.

The Trump Organisation did not immediately reply for comment about events at its hotel.

Since the election, government ethics experts have called for the Trump Organisation to sell its interest in the hotel.

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