Brown Beach Chalkida, a member of Brown Hotels

Hotel went to 100% cosher. Means a lot of things cannot be served: no spritz, no prosecco, untasty breakfast with many missing parts (eggs yes bacon etc no), untasty breads, no venoiserie. It became very basic!! I was not informed about this change and discovered it progressively myself. I inform the management: you are heard but full stop. While I have been advising this hotel to all my friends. Now I must say : to be avoided Ps: I still don’t understand why you should force all client to eat kosher and don’t split the buffert for example. You come in Greece to eat and behave like in Greece. This is not a good diversity evolution.

We stayed for one night...On this roadtrip we decided to stay out of town a bit. We were greeted warmly, security was present, the public areas were lovely, stylish and upmarket. We used the beach for a refreshing swim, enjoyed an ala carte meal in the restaurant (certainly ok..not memorable) the breakfast was great and we hit the road after a good sleep and a great shower!! Thanks Brown Beach!

We were in this hotel for about one week. The pool was good with nice cocktails , the weather was just perfect,no sunburns thankfully. The food was good, I would like to have more options as the bouffe was small.we visited also the spa and we had two facials which were amazing for me and my boyfriend thanks to Ioana and ifegena. The room was clean and the staff very friendly. Thank you everyone.