Hotel Adlon

Unter Den Linden 77
Berlin, 10117
Germany

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Cancel at least 24 hours prior to arrival. Penalty is a charge for one night. For 29Dec06-01Jan07 / 06Mar07-11Mar07 - Cancel 2 months prior the arrival date. Guests who do not cancel by the above time will be charged 100% of the full stay.

A credit card guarantee is required for all reservations. For 29Dec06-01Jan07 / 06Mar07-11Mar07 - A credit card deposit of 100pct of the full stay is due at the time of booking.

Check-In: 3:00PM
Check-Out: 12:00PM

Description:

The first Hotel Adlon was opened at this site in Berlin Mitte in 1907, and immediately became the city’s most prestigious lodging. Kaiser Wilhelm II was an early and frequent guest, and during the teens and twenties European royals and American industrialists rubbed elbows with Chaplin, Einstein, and a then-unknown Marlene Dietrich. Greta Garbo met MGM’s Louis B. Mayer in an Adlon elevator, launching her American film career.

Since the closing days of World War II, the hotel fell on hard times, having been variously burned down, rebuilt, and demolished, leaving just a vacant lot in the no-man’s land between East and West. Fortunately for us, though, it has since been completely rebuilt, and is again the top luxury hotel in Berlin — and what was once a wasteland is now the Mitte, the middle, the thriving commercial center of the new Berlin.

The resurrection came at the hands of the Kempinski group, who specialize in all-out decadent hotels, and on this score it does not disappoint. All 375 rooms and suites come standard with satellite television, ISDN lines and wireless internet, and cell phones rather than land lines. Every convenience available in the average five-star hotel is on offer here, on a silver platter (and probably before you requested it, given the efficiency of this staff).

There are several lounges and restaurants, including one very fine gourmet establishment named in honor of the original Lorenz Adlon. The Spa offers a variety of massages, saunas, and steam baths, and the pool and fitness center have their own dedicated elevator, accessible from every floor, eliminating the chance of being seen in the hotel's public spaces in one's bathrobe.

If you’d like to get out and see the city, Hotel Adlon’s central location is ideal, overlooking the Brandenburg Gate and Pariser Platz, within easy reach of the Reichstag and Potsdamer Platz. But in a hotel this luxurious, you could be forgiven for shutting yourself in — just dial the front desk and tell them, in Garbo’s words, “I vant to be alone.” We are sure they have never heard that one before.

Amenities

• 24 Hr Room Service
• Alarm clock
• Babysitting
• Bar
• Beauty salon
• Business Center
• Business center
• Cable TV
• Concierge
• Conference facility
• Gym
• Hairdryer
• Handicap Facilities

• Handicap facilities
• Kids friendly
• Laundry/dry cleaning available
• Minibar
• Modem Jack
• Non-smoking rooms
• Pool
• Restaurant
• Room service
• Safe
• Shopping
• Spa
• VIP Floor

* Amenities listed are provided by the hotels and may not be limited to what is displayed

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