The hospitality industry of Athens is booming with the addition of the Lighthouse Athens, the new hotel of the Brown Hotels chain, which opens its doors in Omonia, on Friday, April 1st. The building of Lighthouse Athens is the result of the major renovation of the hotel La Mirage, in Omonia.
The new hotel has 220 rooms and aspires to become an attraction for tourists. With the arrival of Lighthouse Athens, Brown Hotels aspires to contribute to the revival of the glamor of Omonia and the development of the region in the near future, as emphasized in a relevant announcement.
In 2022, the hotel group will inaugurate three more hotels in the center of Athens and more specifically: Brown Spices, Domino House and House Sans Rival, while the first resorts of the hotel chain in Corinth, Chalkida, Eretria, Corfu and Chania are expected to be inaugurated. The investment plan of Brown Hotels for the next three years includes a total of 40 hotels and resorts, which are already under construction and development.
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