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Hotel Adlon Kempinski

77 Unter den Linden
Berlin, Germany
www.hotel-adlon.de
(800) 426-3135 or 49-30-2261-1016

COST: $$$$


Celebrity chef Tim Raue, who has done much for the city’s cuisine at the restaurant 44 in the Swissôtel, is moving on to the famous Adlon Hotel. Here is a chef with affection for watermelon and the ability to bring Asian-chili heat to a humble piece of cod, a level of spicing appropriate for the global tongue.

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From Travel + Leisure, Aug 2008

“Celebrity chef Tim Raue, who has done much for the city’s cuisine at the restaurant 44 in the Swissôtel, is moving on to the famous Adlon Hotel...” MORE>>

“Adventures in the New Berlin”

From Travel + Leisure, Mar 2004

“Grand Hotel was filmed here in 1932, a little more than a decade beforethe original, turn-of-the-century building burned down. In 1997, it was lovingly rebuilt, with faithful reproductions of the coffered ceilings and stained-glass domes...” MORE>>

–Suzannah Lessard, “Capital Gains”

From the T+L 500

Landmark 100-year-old hotel (rebuilt and reopened in 1997) with classic, brocade-filled interiors, beside the Brandenburg Gate and Pariser Platz.

Stats:
304 rooms; 2 restaurants; 1 bar.
Competitive Edge:
A prime location coupled with a historic atmosphere that harks back to the hotel’s prewar heyday.
Rooms to Book:
Corners or Junior Suites with views of the Brandenburg Gate.
Don't Miss:
Classic French cuisine at the Michelin-starred Lorenz Adlon restaurant, named after the legendary hotelier.

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