Hotel Adlon Kempinski is Berlin's most recognised hotel, a symbol of German hospitality since the original property opened in 1907 and rebuilt to reopen on the same site in 1997. The hotel faces the Brandenburger Tor directly across Pariser Platz — an address that's hard to top in any European capital.
The wellness offering is a quiet contrast to the postcard view outside: an indoor swimming pool, a traditional sauna, a steam bath, and a treatment menu that runs from classic spa work to authentic Thai massage. Light materials and warm tones make the spa floor read as an oasis tucked inside the building rather than a hotel-fitness afterthought.
Adlon Kempinski has been the chosen Berlin address for travelers who want a sauna inside an actual landmark hotel, paired with one of central Europe's best-rated kitchens at Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer for innovative European haute cuisine. The 307 rooms and suites look over the Brandenburger Tor or down Unter den Linden, Berlin's famous boulevard, into the heart of Mitte.
