Hotel: Adlon Kempinski
Unter den Linden 77 10117 Berlin
Germany
Star rating: 5 Star
Nearest Airport: Tegel (20 min by car)
No of rooms: 394
The turn-of-the-century Hotel Adlon Kempinski is opposite the Brandenburg Gate on Unter den Linden boulevard in central Berlin, Germany. The 1907-built Hotel was destroyed in World War II and restored to its former glory in 1997. Dominated by a stained-glass dome, the marble lobby boasts an ornate fountain, Velvet armchairs and gold flourishes. The lobby lounge and bar serves coffee and cocktails accompanied by live piano music.
Decked out with mosaic tiles and frescoes, the Greek-style Adlon Spa comprises a fitness centre, indoor pool, sauna and jetted tubs. The beauty salon provides La Prairie products and massage treatments.
Contrasting soft cream and bold red tones, the Hotel Adlon Kempinski's air-conditioned guestrooms are decorated with silk brocade fabrics and period furnishing. The black marble bathrooms have a separate bath and shower, complimentary toiletries, bathrobes and slippers. These rooms are truly decadent.
Single room: £191.42
Double room: £222.05
Breakfast: £27.57
Conference Facilities: Adlon Kempinski
Unter den Linden 77 10117 Berlin
Germany
Star rating: 5 Star
Nearest Airport: Tegel (20 min by car)
No of rooms: 394
Be it a ball or gala banquet, conference or convention - the Adlon combines cutting-edge technology and faultless service with the elegant flair and traditions of a magnificent grand hotel.
Due to its unique location in the heart of Berlin and its impeccably high standards, the Adlon is an ideal venue for conferences, receptions, balls, and dinners.
Two elegant ballrooms, two winter garden, wood-paneled conference rooms and six individually designed salons anticipate the wishes of the even most discerning guest.
All rooms are characterised by both their exclusive ambience and the very latest in conference technology.
½ Day Delegate rate: £76.57
24 hour Delegate rate: £88.06
Venue: Museum of Communication
Leipziger Straße 16
Berlin
Germany
Capacity: 350
The Museum of Communication is a wonderful venue to host a grand gala dinner. The building is an imposing example of Wilhelmine architecture. Inside is an interactive permanent exhibition on the past, present and future perspectives of communications. The surrounding first floor tier is perfect for reception drinks and then your guests can descend into the heart of the museum for their gala dinner. At night time, the second, third and fourth tiers can be lit up with the colours of your company which sets a dramatic scene. With the beautiful conservatory style roof, it makes an ideal venue for a day time event as well.
