The Lionesses’ base hotel features a cinema room and table tennis area
With their next match against Denmark just days away, the Lionesses will be busy getting match ready. But when the team aren’t training or playing on the pitch, they can be found winding down at their base hotel in Terrigal.
From ping pong tables to a special cinema room, let’s take a peek at how the Lionesses will be spending their time away from the tournament… In one snap from the basecamp, Georgia Stanway could be seen colouring in an interactive colouring in wall. While she chose to colour in a shoot star, the wallpaper also features outlines of other objects including a football and whistle.
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