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Caption: #GermanyAwaitsYou 5 Iconic Hotels in Germany
Picture of Hotel Adlon Kempinski
Caption: 01 One of Germany’s most iconic hotels, from its history to its location right across from the Brandenburg Gate. The Adlon opened in 1907 and was modeled after the hotels of its time, like the Waldorf Astoria in NYC and The Ritz in Paris.
Picture of Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin
Caption: A classic hotel, it even translates to the team. Though I don’t suggest asking to wear their hat like I did.
Picture of Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa
Caption: 02 It's not just a hotel: it's a wellness destination.
Picture of Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa
Caption: Old-world charm, great service. The 140-year-old grande dame in a valley in the Black Forest Mountains. Most accommodations have iron balconies and large windows. One of the most relaxing and exciting places, it’s near the historic Baden-Baden thermal baths and springs.
Picture of Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich
Caption: 03 One of Munich's most legendary hotels; this historic 5-star hotel is located directly in Munich’s fashionable shopping district.
The rooms + suites each feature an original design, ranging from cosmopolitan to colonial style.
Picture of Hotel Bayerischer Hof, Munich
Picture of The Ritz-Carlton, Berlin
Caption: 04 The Ritz Carlton Berlin has an opulent Art Déco style located in the heart of Berlin near Potsdamer Platz.
Picture of The Ritz-Carlton, Berlin
Caption: Their iconic stairwell in the the lobby... Love the spread at the club lounge!
Picture of Hotel Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg
Caption: 05 The Hotel Atlantic Kempinski is inseparably linked to the city of Hamburg’s history and social life. It first opened in 1909 as a Grand Hotel for passengers booked on famous luxury ocean liners.
Picture of Hotel Atlantic Kempinski Hamburg
Caption: In 1997, parts of the James Bond movie Tomorrow Never Dies were filmed in the hotel. The hotel was awarded as the best hotel in Germany until June 2009.
