Coronavirus: Paphos hotel lights up rooms in message of support (video)

A popular Paphos hotel lit its rooms up this week to spell out the word ‘Love’ to show their support for front line personnel still working during the coronavirus pandemic.

Almyra hotel in Paphos, part of the Thanos Hotel Group, posted a video of the move on Facebook.

“Thanos Hotels wanted to send an optimistic and encouraging message to the world, and proceeded to light up the rooms of Almyra hotel in Paphos, forming the word ‘LOVE’ as part of the special and very popular trend #lightsofhope.”

The international initiative #lightsofhope. has been trending online in recent days.

“By participating in this campaign, Thanos Hotels wishes to thank all everyday heroes who are at the forefront, providing support during this difficult time,” they said.

The video has already garnered more than 2.2 thousand views.

As with other hotels across the island, operation of the five star hotel on Poeseidonos Avenue in Paphos has been suspended in line with the government restrictions during the pandemic.

https://www.facebook.com/Almyra.Hotel/videos/2652300798320219/?t=20

 

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