Brown Acropol, a member of Brown Hotels

Name: Brown Acropol, a member of Brown Hotels
Rating: 4.5

Overview

Brown Acropol by Brown Hotels is where retro vibes meet modern luxury. With 165 snazzy design rooms, it's perfectly set up in Omonia Square for exploring the best of Athens. Expect top-notch amenities and a rooftop bar-restaurant with jaw-dropping views all ideal for the ultimate city break.

Location

Right smack in Omonia Square, Brown Acropol gives you direct access to the central metro station. The Acropolis is a breezy 1.3km away, and the National Archaeological Museum is just a 700-metre stroll. Monastiraki Square, buzzing with life, is 800 metres away. The area is packed with hip bars, yummy eateries, and shopping hotspots like Ermou Street. You’re just 100 metres from the city centre and super close to the nearest bus/metro stop. Athens International Airport is a 40-minute drive, while the Port of Piraeus is 30 minutes away.

Rooms

With 165 swanky design rooms, Brown Acropol has king size and twin beds ready for a proper good night's sleep. Each room comes fully revamped with lush bathrooms and air conditioning. Enjoy perks like a mini bar, modern Vinyl music player, and a complimentary Nespresso coffee machine. There's even a trendy trolley bar for those in-room tipples.

Food & Drink

Dining at Brown Acropol is a proper treat. The main restaurant kicks off the day with a delish breakfast buffet, while the Lobby bar serves up spirits in a stylish, cozy setting, complete with the iconic Brown Hotels library. Summer nights call for the open-air rooftop bar-restaurant, boasting epic views of the Acropolis and Lycabettus Hill – perfect for dining and mingling. Don't miss the café for lighter bites and casual nosh.

Sports & Entertainment

Brown Acropol has got the fun trips sorted with its mix of sports and relaxation options. Gym lovers can break a sweat at the well-equipped gym. For some chill time, there's a sauna, steam bath, hot tub, and spa treatments like massages, all available on request. And that rooftop bar-restaurant? It’s the go-to spot for socialising with those cracking views of the Acropolis and Lycabettus Hill.