The Hotel Adlon owes its name to its original owner, Lorenz Adlon, who opened the hotel in 1907. Rebuilt using the original plans and designs from the ground up after the damage it suffered during and after World War Two the Adlon finally re-opened in 1997. Today, the hotel is one of Berlin's most fashionable, frequented by politicians, visiting heads of state, and stars of the entertainment industry.
The location of Hotel Adlon Kempinski is extremely convenient for shopping and sightseeing in Berlin. The famous Brandenburg Gate is right outside: in fact 2 of its 4 restaurants and many of its upper category rooms and suites offer views over the Gate.
The hotel is on the Unter den Linden Boulevard, the grandest street in Berlin, where you will find the German History Museum, State Opera, and numerous embassies. The hotel was badly damaged in the second world war but a painstaking renovation in the late 90s restored the building to its former glory.
The hotel boast four outstanding restaurants, as well as a modern and well-appointed spa with excellent pool and gym facilities.
