St Raphael Resort & Marina reopening in March following renovation
07:18 - 05 February 2025
The five-star Limassol hotel, St Raphael Resort & Marina, is preparing to enter a new era.
The luxury hotel is expected to reopen its doors on 12 March, 2025, following renovations.
According to social media posts by Farah Shammas, Managing Director of St Raphael Resort and Marina, construction work is continuing at an intensive pace until the hotel is ready to reopen.
Among other things, the hotel will have a renewed exterior, with brand new glass-clad balconies, which will contribute to an upgraded stay, while, at the same time, changes are also being made to certain interior spaces.
The existing balconies have been mostly demolished to make way for more modern glass balconies, which will create a completely different exterior image, while maintaining the classic and aristocratic elements of St Raphael Resort & Marina.
The renovation will be completed at the end of February in order for the hotel to welcome its guests on 12 March.
Farah Shammas is constantly updating the work's progress through her posts on social networks, and sharing the first images foreshadowing the impressive change in the appearance of the luxury hotel unit.
(Source: InBusinessNews)
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