A long-closed orphanage on the Greek island of Prinkipo, known as the Prinkipo Greek Orphanage, is set to be transformed into a five-star hotel, according to reporting by the Daily Mail and Mail Online.
The orphanage is located on Prinkipo and historically housed children from 1903 until 1964. Both outlets describe the site as a forgotten institution that previously held hundreds of children, and they frame the redevelopment as a major change in use for a property tied to the island’s social history.
The coverage emphasizes the planned scale and “hotel makeover” aspect of the project, but the core shared details across the two sources are the location, the orphanage’s name, and the time period during which it operated as a children’s home. Neither account, in the provided excerpts, adds specific information about the developer, timeline, or preservation approach beyond the stated intention to convert the building to high-end accommodation.
