For anyone worried about what is happening at Marina d'Or, we have just returned from a short visit and were pleasantly surprised by what we found around the resort in general.
The general appearance was good, the gardens are well maintained and have been extended since our last visit a couple of years ago. There were a few cafes open in various locations during the daytime, and a few restaurants on limited days a week.
There was some building work going on on a couple of new apartment blocks (not necessarily Marina d'Or ones) and the Marina d'Or Golf tent was still open showing people the new development planned (don't know when they'll be started but there were groups of people looking around it.
The 4 star hotel was open and the Gran Duque 3 star too (where we were forced to stay since our old managers had left our apartment in a terrible state - fortunately we have help in hand from the new managers recommended to us). As we were preoccupied in sorting out this mess we didn't have time to investigate very much.
Oropesa town looked fine, too, all the shops we remembered were still there - the market has moved to next to the Bullring since we last went and work was going on nearby in creating a garden area. All in all we came back reassured that the place was not deteriorating into dereliction just yet.