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Adlon Kempinski
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#1
Fantastic hotel.I have stayed here many times and each time I’m delighted with my stay. The rooms Are spectacular as is the food bar and spa. Great position for touring the city and very close to a shopping mall. I cant recommend this hotel enough. Can’t wait to back
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#2
I had seen this hotel during a previous trip to Germany's capital and had hoped to go back and stay there. This time, my daughter and I stayed at this magnificent hotel for four nights and I was truly impressed with the quality of service and accommodation at Adlon Kempinsky Hotel.Despite being a grand hotel, you're made feel at home from the moment you arrive at the front door . Inside, the elegant lobby and bar area are warm and welcoming.The front desk is hosted by friendly and courteous staff members who make the check-in process a breeze.
We were upgraded to a deluxe room which was bright, spacious and elegant with a large flatscreen TV and an array of European and international stations (including CNN, MSNBC, etc) the beds are comfortable and the furnishing quite nice. The well-appointed bathroom has a double sink, a separate shower, separate bath tub (with shower) and separate toilette cubicle. our room had an abundance of closet and drawers space with many amenities such as slippers and toiletries.
The included breakfast buffet was sumptuous and fresh. The upscale breakfast area on the mezzanine floor is attended by hosts and friendly staff members who do their utmost to make your morning meal enjoyable. The hotel also has three other restaurants.
I can’t say enough about the quality of this splendid hotel, but suffice it to say that I was very impressed by Adlon Kempinsky Hotel and hope to be back for another stay
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#3
Dirty roomStayed at the Adlon over Christmas. Sadly, our room was dirty when we arrived and stayed that way for our entire visit. The cleaner addressed two stains on carpet but the rest of our issues were left for us to enjoy for four days.
Our beds were messy when we arrived and our bathroom stalls were stained with water etc. again, we addressed these issues and all but two stains were left for us to enjoy.
Also, on our first day the breakfast crew was SERIOUSLY understaffed with one wIter serving half of a ballroom. IwIted 10 minutes for coffee. I know it seems petty, but at 5 star hotel and a 45 euro breakfast, you don’t wait for a coffee.
Also not all of our bags were delivered to our room and the lamps in the halls have cob webs hanging off.
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#4
Detta måste vara ett av världens bästa hotell. Förutom den fina atmosfären där de återuppbyggt hotellet i gammal stil, har de mycket hög servicenivå och lämnar inget åt slumpen.Vi bodde i ett mycket fint och rymligt rum med utsikt över Brandenburger Tor och det fanns en liten bastu i det.
Mineralvattnet vi tagit från minibaren bjöd de på.
Spa-avdelningen var fin med en härlig pool, bubbelpool och soft avslappning.
Frukosten är fantastisk. Där finns allt från kaviar till champagne.
Stjärnrestaurangen på hotellet är klart värt ett besök.
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#5
Wir waren als Paar über ein Wochenende im Adlon zu Gast und haben unseren Aufenthalt sehr genossen. Meine Omi hat mir als Kind oft von diesem Hotel erzählt und geschwärmt. Also war dies vor allem für mich, eine kleine persönliche Zeitreise. Besonders genossen haben wie die absolute Freundlichkeit aller Angestellten, die Atmosphäre in der Lobby, das Schwimmen im Pool und das hervorragende Frühstück. Herzlichen Dank für wunderbare Momente Source: tripadvisor
#6
Couldn’t ask for more. We spent nearly an entire week in this beautiful property. The location is superlative. Out our window we could see the Brandenburg gate. We could easily access fine shopping areas, restaurants, metro stations and historic sites. The staff was incredibly well trained, helpful and polite. The room was unbelievably spacious, spotlessly clean entry and tremendously comfortable. The amenities are fantastic. The housekeeping staff was flawless. Would love to return. Source: tripadvisor
#7
Had a couple of very nice days here in the Adlon Hotel. The hotel staff were very attentive and always helpful if we had any concerns or questions. The ambience and the rooms were very nicely decorated.Source: www.tripadvisor.com
#8
We were in Berlin for more than a week as a holidaymaker and therefore had to have our children tested every day in order to be able to go out to eat. For us, this test station was worth gold. Good registration process (unfortunately without being able to create a permanent account), almost no waiting times and a nice team! Above all, our children found the smear to be child-friendly. If the station were still open for 7 days, it would be perfect.Source: www.booking.com
#9
Great staff and fast service! If you have problems, you will be helped gladly and well.Also very classy furnished as it is in the premises of the Adlon.
Tests only by appointment, but it is not a problem to book them shortly before the door.
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Description
Location
The Brandenburg Gate is right outside the front door, as is the historic Academy of Arts, Max Liebermann’s former home, and several embassies. Primary sights such as the Reichstag, Unter den Linden, Potsdamer Platz and the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe are all within a 15-minute walk. There are always tourists in the vicinity, but the nearby transit stations – or the hotel’s limousine service – can provide a convenient escape.
Style & character
Bombed to bits during the Second World War, the hotel was restored in 1997 and carries a nostalgic, Old Europe atmosphere throughout with refined materials (cherrywood, mahogany, marble) everywhere you look, from the public areas to the restaurants and rooms. That said, the swish lobby area, comprehensively refurbished in 2017 for a cool €6 million, has a slightly more modern feel thanks to new furnishings (velvet sofas and bergère armchairs) and a new lighting concept; the 1.5 metre Murano chandelier and famous elephant fountain keeps it reassuringly classic though
Service & facilities
As well as a (circular, after the refurbishment) reception area, the lobby features a dedicated concierge desk and another counter for the hotel’s “Ladies in Red” – Kempinski’s brand ambassadors. There are still several boutiques offering everything from gifts to luxury haute couture, several meeting and conference rooms for business travellers, plus a refurbished smokers’ lounge. The main hotel highlight, though, is the spa. Designed by Anne Maria Jagdfeld, it’s a self-contained universe of luxurious pampering complete with heated pool, whirlpool, 24-hour fitness centre, hair salon and treatments that range from facials, massages, meditation to yoga lessons.
Rooms
Designed by London’s Ezra Attia Associates and Sweden’s AB Living Designs, the rooms and suites vary in terms of price and indulgence levels, though all come with limestone floors, mahogany and cherry furnishings and black granite bathrooms with bathtubs. The regular doubles, at a generous 35sqm, are spacious enough for most; the 80 suites are larger and some have kitchenettes for longer stays. You’ll have to pay premium rates for a suite overlooking the Pariser Platz, but on the other hand, those facing the inner courtyard are nice and quiet
Food & drink
Of the hotel’s three restaurants, the two Michelin-starred Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer, helmed by Hendrik Otto, is the most esteemed, offering a constantly changing menu of refined European dishes. Tim Raue’s upscale Sra Bua serves Michelin-star quality Pan-Asian fusions with European twists, while the more casual (but still elegant) Restaurant Quarré serves German and French classics, including a legendary schnitzel and Chateaubriand, as well as a daily-changing bistro lunch. Afternoon tea costs €42 (£37) and now comes with champagne for an extra charge and breakfast, while the Bel Etage breakfast buffet – while also not cheap at €45 (£39) per person – does include pretty much every item you can imagine (endless mueslis, breads, eggs, bacon, pastries), including a separate table of Asian dishes and treats like champagne, waffles, eggs benedict and caviar. A new coffee shop in the shopping gallery offers a selection of coffees, pastries and sandwiches to go.
The Brandenburg Gate is right outside the front door, as is the historic Academy of Arts, Max Liebermann’s former home, and several embassies. Primary sights such as the Reichstag, Unter den Linden, Potsdamer Platz and the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe are all within a 15-minute walk. There are always tourists in the vicinity, but the nearby transit stations – or the hotel’s limousine service – can provide a convenient escape.
Style & character
Bombed to bits during the Second World War, the hotel was restored in 1997 and carries a nostalgic, Old Europe atmosphere throughout with refined materials (cherrywood, mahogany, marble) everywhere you look, from the public areas to the restaurants and rooms. That said, the swish lobby area, comprehensively refurbished in 2017 for a cool €6 million, has a slightly more modern feel thanks to new furnishings (velvet sofas and bergère armchairs) and a new lighting concept; the 1.5 metre Murano chandelier and famous elephant fountain keeps it reassuringly classic though
Service & facilities
As well as a (circular, after the refurbishment) reception area, the lobby features a dedicated concierge desk and another counter for the hotel’s “Ladies in Red” – Kempinski’s brand ambassadors. There are still several boutiques offering everything from gifts to luxury haute couture, several meeting and conference rooms for business travellers, plus a refurbished smokers’ lounge. The main hotel highlight, though, is the spa. Designed by Anne Maria Jagdfeld, it’s a self-contained universe of luxurious pampering complete with heated pool, whirlpool, 24-hour fitness centre, hair salon and treatments that range from facials, massages, meditation to yoga lessons.
Rooms
Designed by London’s Ezra Attia Associates and Sweden’s AB Living Designs, the rooms and suites vary in terms of price and indulgence levels, though all come with limestone floors, mahogany and cherry furnishings and black granite bathrooms with bathtubs. The regular doubles, at a generous 35sqm, are spacious enough for most; the 80 suites are larger and some have kitchenettes for longer stays. You’ll have to pay premium rates for a suite overlooking the Pariser Platz, but on the other hand, those facing the inner courtyard are nice and quiet
Food & drink
Of the hotel’s three restaurants, the two Michelin-starred Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer, helmed by Hendrik Otto, is the most esteemed, offering a constantly changing menu of refined European dishes. Tim Raue’s upscale Sra Bua serves Michelin-star quality Pan-Asian fusions with European twists, while the more casual (but still elegant) Restaurant Quarré serves German and French classics, including a legendary schnitzel and Chateaubriand, as well as a daily-changing bistro lunch. Afternoon tea costs €42 (£37) and now comes with champagne for an extra charge and breakfast, while the Bel Etage breakfast buffet – while also not cheap at €45 (£39) per person – does include pretty much every item you can imagine (endless mueslis, breads, eggs, bacon, pastries), including a separate table of Asian dishes and treats like champagne, waffles, eggs benedict and caviar. A new coffee shop in the shopping gallery offers a selection of coffees, pastries and sandwiches to go.
