Legendary Hotels: The Adlon in Berlin

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Sociopolitical Documentary hosted by Andre Meier, published by DW in 2021 - English narration

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Berlin's Hotel Adlon has been one of Germany's most renowned hotels for more than 100 years. It's seen many a famous face walk through its doors, including Albert Einstein, Charlie Chaplin and Marlene Dietrich. It's a hotel steeped in German history. Having opened in 1907, the hotel was largely destroyed in World War II and eventually closed in 1984. It's been the subject of many legends and anecdotes - murders, affairs and scandals. The hotel reopened in its old location on Pariser Platz in 1997 with the hope of recapturing its former glory. To this day, it's the hotel of choice for royalty, world leaders and celebrities. With rarely seen footage and photos, this documentary delves into the tumultuous history of the Adlon and peeks behind the scenes to find out what makes it such an institution. We meet the staff who strive to live up to luxury hotel's legendary reputation.