Thalassa Hotel
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I wouldn't fancy having a dip in that now. I think it might have been a jakuzzi. Yes it must have been. The only alternative would be a baby pool, and as the hotel was adult only that wouldn't make much sense.


The storm we had seen in the Archaeological Park article was still threatening to drench me.

One persistent rumour is that the hotel is going to be used to house refugees. However, I have heard the same said about most of the closed hotels in Paphos, with no substance. I put it down to bar gossip.
Side View

Front View

To be honest, apart from the pool area, there wasn't a great deal to see.
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