Overview
Here, the essence unfolds along the axis of the Brandenburg Gate. Few Berlin hotels offer such a direct face-to-face experience from a terrace, lounge, coffee counter, and certain breakfast areas. The Adlon does so without reservation, and it is this that sets it apart.
Opened in 1907, it retains this address as a vantage point rather than merely a backdrop. Robert Leibnitz is among the architects associated with the site. Inside, another landmark continually reappears: the Elephant Fountain, an unofficial meeting point of the Lobby Lounge & Bar.
The hotel boasts 385 keys, comprising 307 rooms and 78 suites. In this format, the clarity of the spaces becomes a genuine advantage. You quickly know where to grab a coffee, where to wait for a meeting, and where to relax before dinner.
On the culinary front, the offerings are equally clear-cut: Brasserie Quarré for direct views, Bel Etage for breakfast, and Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer for the cuisine of Jonas Zörner. Popular culture has also cemented the location's significance: the West German film 'Hôtel Adlon' by Josef von Báky was released in 1955. It remains a thriving establishment.
History & Heritage
The hotel opened in 1907.
The Atout France Palace registry classifies it among the Palaces.
Hôtel Adlon is a West German film directed by Josef von Báky, released in 1955.
Architecture & Design
The architectural attribution cites Robert Leibnitz and Carl Gause.
Kempinski announces 307 rooms and 78 suites, totalling 385 keys, including 3 Presidential Suites. The areas range from 35 m² to 220 m².
The In-House Experience
The official press release states there are 385 units, divided between 307 rooms and 78 suites. Among these, 3 Presidential Suites are explicitly mentioned. The minimum documented area is 35 m², while the largest reaches 220 m².
Several official signatures of the hotel refer back to the Brandenburg Gate and the Elephant Fountain as recurring landmarks across the spaces.
Dining
The dining options include the Brasserie Quarré, the Lobby Lounge & Bar, Bel Etage, Adlon To Go, and the Elephant Bar.
The Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer boasts 1 Michelin star. The INDIA CLUB is also among the esteemed dining venues of the hotel.
Brasserie Quarré serves modern French and German cuisine, with a spacious terrace that overlooks the Brandenburg Gate.
At the Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer, the culinary creations are crafted by Jonas Zörner. Notable dishes include marinated hamachi with green strawberries and caviar.
The Lobby Lounge & Bar offers drinks and snacks near the Elephant Fountain, while Bel Etage features its Adlon champagne breakfast buffet.
Depending on the lounge, the view overlooks the lobby, the Elephant Fountain, or the Brandenburg Gate. Adlon To Go, located on Unter den Linden, serves coffee and snacks.
The Elephant Bar is an ideal spot for a drink or a cigar.
Wellness & Spa
The spa is named Adlon Spa by Resense. The official site confirms the presence of a gym, an indoor pool, and a whirlpool. The official source summarises it as follows: “Keep fit in our gym or relax in our indoor pool or whirlpool.”
Service & Team
Parking, valet service, concierge, 24-hour room service, and airport shuttle available for an additional fee.
Pets are welcome upon request, with possible charges.
Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out at 12:00 PM.
The concierge is highly regarded for its assistance and local knowledge.
Practical Information
- Address: Berlin, DE - Rating: 5-star hotel; Palace distinguished by Atout France - Coordinates: 52.5160431, 13.3799442 - Capacity: 385 keys - Accommodation details: 307 rooms and 78 suites - Signature suites: 3 Presidential Suites - Sizes: from 35 m² to 220 m² - Check-in: 3:00 PM - Check-out: 12:00 PM
