The Aloe Hotel In 2024
Published 15th of October, 2024
The staircases all had narrow windows providing interesting vistas of the surrounding grounds.
The First Floor
This scene reminds me of The Shining. Another reason to steer clear of the lifts.
Balcony Views
The first floor consisted of room after empty room, which was hardly surprising. I was curious to see what sort of view the guests would have got, and I wasn't disappointed.
Long Corridors
One thing I didn't understand was that somebody had gone around with a spray can and sprayed the room number on the wall of each room. Why on Earth would they do this, especially if the place was going to get knocked down?
Stay Out!
For some reason the lift was at this floor. I would on no account get in it!
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