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Welcome to the perfect start to Athens. Brown Acropol is a new design hotel in Athens city center, the very first by Brown Hotels in Greece, inspired by the legendary cosmopolitan vibes of the 60s as well as the urban heritage of Athens. The hotel’s interiors and philosophy are based on a retro aesthetic, seasoned with a contemporary take on upscale leisure and lifestyle coolness. All 164 of its refurbished, high-end design rooms and suites feature comfy beds, and luxurious bathrooms
Lounging comfortably in the air-conditioned rooms in the company of your espresso from the complimentary Nespresso coffee machine, sipping on a tasty cocktail at the hotel bar or using the bar trolley in your room, and relaxing to the sound of music from the vinyl multi music player are only a few of the thrilling opportunities Brown Acropol has in store for you. Destined to meet the highest of standards, our indoor restaurant promises delightful contemporary culinary sessions, while a roof bar-restaurant with a breath-taking city view is set to indulge you with a special good life experience.
Brown Acropol as a whole channels the best elements of conceptual modernity in a creative blend of exciting amenities. Flat TV screens and satellite channels, free WiFi connection in all areas, a spa service (upon request) and various other swanky facilities await your arrival and set the tone for a memorable stay. All that’s left for you to do is to book. Welcome to the new city thrill.
Come for the hotel, stay for the flavors!
You will find us right at the top floor of Brown Acropol, lounging by the side of the hot tubs and our lush rooftop garden. Experience exquisite fine dining and drinking moments overlooking whole city! The urban beauty of Athens spreads right at your feet, offering unobstructed views of the city way down to Piraeus! And Acropolis, of course!
As for the menu, you will find our own playful rendition of Mediterranean classics. Always locally sourced, with the finest organic ingredients, transformed into a playful gastronomical experience by our stellar team of chefs! Go ahead, make your reservation now and experience the Brown way of dining!
Innovative and prolific, the emblematic Emmanuel Vourekas was Brown Acropol’s original architect. Inspired by the modernist movement but also influenced by contemporary elements, he played an important role in the mid-war and post-war architectural development of Athens, delivering a variety of buildings, ranging fro
m large middle-class apartment blocks and mansions in the city center and the suburbs, to corporate units and big hotels. His work on Brown Acropol in particular, channels a 70s feeling that comprises the aesthetic trends of the mid-century era as well as the classic Athenian flair.
The mural adorning the entrance of Brown Acropol is attributed to Pikionis-Koutsogiannis architects. Inspired by the intricate palace of King Minos, the impressive work sets the tone of classical grace. Throughout his remarkable career, Dimitris Pikionis, mostly famous for modernizing the pedestrian landscape around the Acropolis, managed to perfectly combine his love for tradition and modernism. Consequently, the Brown Acropol artwork, evoking an archaic/neoclassical sense of geometry and aesthetic superiority, constitutes a vivid sign of Pikionis’ very ability to interpret the passing of centuries like a true visionary.
Lounging comfortably in the air-conditioned rooms in the company of your espresso from the complimentary Nespresso coffee machine, sipping on a tasty cocktail at the hotel bar or using the bar trolley in your room, and relaxing to the sound of music from the vinyl multi music player are only a few of the thrilling opportunities Brown Acropol has in store for you. Destined to meet the highest of standards, our indoor restaurant promises delightful contemporary culinary sessions, while a roof bar-restaurant with a breath-taking city view is set to indulge you with a special good life experience.
Brown Acropol as a whole channels the best elements of conceptual modernity in a creative blend of exciting amenities. Flat TV screens and satellite channels, free WiFi connection in all areas, a spa service (upon request) and various other swanky facilities await your arrival and set the tone for a memorable stay. All that’s left for you to do is to book. Welcome to the new city thrill.
Come for the hotel, stay for the flavors!
You will find us right at the top floor of Brown Acropol, lounging by the side of the hot tubs and our lush rooftop garden. Experience exquisite fine dining and drinking moments overlooking whole city! The urban beauty of Athens spreads right at your feet, offering unobstructed views of the city way down to Piraeus! And Acropolis, of course!
As for the menu, you will find our own playful rendition of Mediterranean classics. Always locally sourced, with the finest organic ingredients, transformed into a playful gastronomical experience by our stellar team of chefs! Go ahead, make your reservation now and experience the Brown way of dining!
Innovative and prolific, the emblematic Emmanuel Vourekas was Brown Acropol’s original architect. Inspired by the modernist movement but also influenced by contemporary elements, he played an important role in the mid-war and post-war architectural development of Athens, delivering a variety of buildings, ranging fro
m large middle-class apartment blocks and mansions in the city center and the suburbs, to corporate units and big hotels. His work on Brown Acropol in particular, channels a 70s feeling that comprises the aesthetic trends of the mid-century era as well as the classic Athenian flair.
The mural adorning the entrance of Brown Acropol is attributed to Pikionis-Koutsogiannis architects. Inspired by the intricate palace of King Minos, the impressive work sets the tone of classical grace. Throughout his remarkable career, Dimitris Pikionis, mostly famous for modernizing the pedestrian landscape around the Acropolis, managed to perfectly combine his love for tradition and modernism. Consequently, the Brown Acropol artwork, evoking an archaic/neoclassical sense of geometry and aesthetic superiority, constitutes a vivid sign of Pikionis’ very ability to interpret the passing of centuries like a true visionary.
