Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin ( Berlin / Berlin )
Unter den Linden 77 10117 Berlin (Berlin|Germany)
- Telephone:
- +493022610
- fax:
- +493022612222
Description
The image of Hotel Adlon is as characteristic and representative of Berlin as the Brandemburgo Gate or the Berlin Wall. The city wouldn’t be the same without its flag hotel in the historic Pariser Platz at the beginning of the fabulous Unter den Linden Avenue, in the shade of the grand Gate. This hotel was the protagonist of the Vicky Baum’s novel, residency for noble families, a luxury place to see and be seen at the turn-of-the-century in the German capital, synonymous to a European capital. And it seduced tsars and politicians, the dazzling Chaplin and Dietrich and the name, Lorenz Adlon. The small Switzerland of Germany, as it was called, survived times of crisis as a wartime hospital, but couldn’t safe itself from the fires of 1945. Closed in 1970, it wasn’t until after the country’s reunification, that its reconstruction began in the original site. Today it boasts a new and modern annex, the Adlon Palais. Interiors remember the glory days with its striking marbles and skylight, fine tapestries, elegant lounges and handsome suites. Also deserving of mention, the health and beauty facilities found in a precious setting.
Information
Bedrooms:
Double room: 304, Suites: 78;
todas con
heating, air-conditioning, interactive TV, satellite TV, Canal Plus TV, radio, work desk, safe, paying mini bar, daily newspaper, non-smoking bedrooms, pillow menu, bathrobe, hair dryer
Installations:
garage, heated pool, WIFI zone, conference rooms with capacity for 500persons , gym, sauna, shops, disco, airport shuttle, children’s pool
Dining:
Café bar, Restaurant
Children:
Babysitting service
Handicap access:
Some bedrooms are outfitted for handicapped guests
Pets:
allowed
Closed:
Open year round.
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