The World's Most Lavish Deserted Structures

14. Tskaltubo, Georgia

Location: Georgia's Tskaltubo 1920 is the year Price: The rate per night is $59. Since the 600s, there have been legends about the therapeutic properties of Tskaltubo's waters. However, centuries passed before the city in Western Georgia was annexed by the state. Tskaltubo was designated as a spa resort by the Georgian Soviet Republic in 1931. Nine baths, a resort park, and nineteen sanatoriums and pensions were constructed on the site.

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Georgia's Tskaltubo @Geo Stalk - Facebook/Urbex and Other ThingsAt one point, Tskaltubo even attended to Soviet leader Joseph Stalin. With only 700 visitors annually, Tskaltubo was virtually deserted after the fall of the USSR. Although a large portion of the building is currently used to house refugees, spa services are still available for $59 per night. Tskaltubo has come a long way from its days of splendor.