Thalassa Hotel
Published 19th of December, 2022
Did you ever stay here? What was it like in its heyday?
Prime Location
It is certainly in an ideal location. I imagine the views from the rooms must be pretty magnificent in all directions. You would either have Coral Bay or Corallia Beach to look at.
Mysterious Interior
I wonder if there is an indoor pool down there?
Needs A Clean
Inside
I shall leave you with a shot of the inside. It still appears to be fully furnished. I looked through another window and saw a couple of people on the top floor. I think they were with the event that had happened, but they certainly made me jump!
So what will happen to this hotel? Will it be renovated? Will it be demolished? Will it become a home for refugees? Who knows. If you do have any concrete information though, please do let us know.
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