Public Complaints and the Need for Preservation
The deterioration of the Abali Hotel has sparked numerous complaints from local residents, historians, and cultural preservationists. Many believe that the hotel is not just a valuable piece of architectural history but also a part of the national identity that must be protected. As one of the few surviving examples of early modernist architecture in Iran, the Abali Hotel has immense cultural and historical value that deserves to be preserved for future generations.
There have been calls from the public for the government and relevant organizations to take action to restore and protect the hotel. These voices argue that the Abali Hotel should be recognized as a national monument and treated with the care and respect it deserves. There is also a growing demand for the involvement of private organizations and cultural groups in the restoration process, as these entities can often provide the resources and expertise needed to bring the building back to its former glory.