In 1928, on realizing that holidaying in the mountains was gaining popularity among tourists, especially the English, Mr Kokkalos, a resident of Prodomos village built the hotel Berengaria. Using his savings and what he gathered from friends, he invested in the construction of the royal hotel. In 1931, the Berengaria Hotel opened its doors. For 53 years, the hotel remained a haven for royals and other titled guests. Pharouk, the King of Egypt, a president of Israel, among other notable businessmen of the time, were guests at the hotel. The hotel’s casino, night club, state of the art furniture, attracted both locals and international visitors. All this stopped in 1984. The stone structure of the hotel, which was named after the wife of King Richard the Lionheart, was till now a vacant space. In 2020 @bbf.cyprus purchases Berengaria and is now investing big money in restoring the hotel to its original glory. The hotel’s heritage has been honored by completely restoring its structure and preserving its natural beauty. The forthcoming phase involves constructing the hotel using contemporary methods, ensuring the preservation of the natural surroundings and always prioritizing nature. With projected Opening date in late 2026, the Berengaria hotel will have 28 rooms, 4 suites and 12 villas surrounding the hotel. A world class spa is one of the new services it will provide with the complete restructure of the pool areas and restaurants. As for restaurants, stay tuned here on @cypruseats because I’ll be sharing more information as we approach the projects completion For more information you can visit berengaria.bbf.com Thank you @vandocyprus for the invite to this exclusive event 🚁🎥 by @pixels_above #troodos #berengaria #bbfcyprus #hotel