Hotel Adlon Kempinski

The Adlon was built for unimaginable 20 millions goldmark in 1907 and quickly achieved legendary status.
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Hotel Adlon Kempinski

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© Foto: Hotel Adlon Kempinski

Foto: Hotel Adlon Kempinski

© Foto: Hotel Adlon Kempinski

The historical guest list right after the opening reads like a “Who is who” of the then celebrities; Marlene Dietrich, John Davison Rockefeller and Franklin D. Roosevelt stayed in the Adlon, also the favourite hotel of German Emperor Wilhelm II.

After the Berlin Wall came down, Kempinski succeeded obtaining the permit for its reinstitution. It was opened in 1997 with all of its old splendour and offers modern luxury extraordinaire – still on its old location with a view to the Brandenburg Gate. Amongst its amenities you will find the Adlon Spa and the Gourmet-Restaurant Lorenz Adlon, another restaurant of gourmet chef Tim Raue.

To this very day stars and starlets have stayed at the Adlon and some of them even provide for little scandals The scene, in which Michael Jackson showed his baby to his fans by holding it over the balcony railing has become legendary.

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Editors Rating

Popularity
5.00

Wellness Factor
5.00

Restaurants & Bars
5.00

Celebrity Factor
5.00

Total
5.00

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Card Payment

All usual cards accepted, VISA, Master, American Express, Diners

Adlon Spa by Resense

Upon its opening in November 2007, this place has redefined the word wellness. You are able to enjoy high-quality procedures, massages and beauty treatments on around 900 square metres. With 13 beauty cabins, 3 spa suites, a yoga room and a hairdresser, Adlon Spa by Resense offers wellness of a special kind. Relax in the 800 sqaure metre big pool area of Hotel Adlon with swimming pool, whirlpools, saunas and steam baths.

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