Brown Beach Chalkida Kosher Resort, a Member of Brown Hotels

the location is very nice , on top of a hill overlooking the beautful Evoian gulf and beach. The service is good, the outskirts of the hotel are green and pleasant. The room have nice balconies facing the beach. The swimming pool is nice too but there's no children's pool. The rooms are fine, but a bit small, and the bed is only 1.60 m. width. The bathroom is unbearable, way too small and no place for two people. Never saw such a tiny bathroom. Breakfast is good, with wide selection of food, but for dinner, the food in the main dinning room was not tasty and not good. We had something light at the bar outside.

Excellent hotel. Very clean!!! Beautiful modern furniture. Amazing breakfast!!!

位置挺好，方便出差，但需要租車，消費合理，房間整潔，服務人員和善，早餐豐富，隔音很好，就是馬桶稍微有些問題。

It’s terrible. This hotel used to be among the best ones in town. At the moment, it is one of the most unwelcoming hotels I have ever experienced. We booked two rooms for family members who visited from the US because of the location and the old reputation of the hotel. It was a huge mistake because currently there is no inclusion and respect towards people who are not Kosher and it’s a disgrace to the Greek hospitality. In addition, the hotel runs as a 2-star and not as a 4-star hotel even though they claim they are a 4-star one. Rooms are very small, food is terrible and sometimes not even available at all and on top of that they don’t let you deliver food from outside the hotel and l won’t even comment about their “breakfast” and “coffee”. Highlights of this awful stay also include the rude attitude of the staff and the fact that they did not even provide water bottles to the guests in the rooms. They should emphasize on their website that not Kosher people are not welcome and they should definitely downgrade to a lower star hotel since they don’t meet the criteria to be a 4-star one.

Unacceptable service, we ate on plastic paper dishes poor quality food and had to pay for a swim in the pool though we had full lunch at the terrible restaurant!! And we paid so much money for nothing!! Don’t go!!!

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.