The Lobby Lounge & Bar is a place for coffee, Champagne, pastries or a light meal. The sound of the fountain and piano accompanies the room, whose modern lighting and clean architectural lines sit within the grand-hotel setting. The Adlon Döner is among the signature dishes served here. Seating is on a walk-in basis, as the lounge does not take reservations.

Above the lobby, the Bel Etage looks down toward the fountain. The daily Champagne breakfast buffet is served here until eleven on weekdays and noon on weekends. Private salons share this level, which also houses Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer.

Afternoon tea takes place on the Bel Etage from Thursday through Sunday. Alongside scones with clotted cream and jam, the current selection includes cucumber sandwiches and cured salmon on pumpernickel. There are warm courses too, including a quiche with parsnip, venison and lovage, and lobster bisque with Cognac. Pastries bring flavors such as salted caramel, pecan, raspberry and pistachio to the table. A vegan version is also available. Tea is served in ninety-minute sittings between two and five in the afternoon, with advance reservations.

Adlon To Go serves coffee and snacks on Unter den Linden. In the evening, the Elephant Bar & Cigar Lounge provides a separate setting for drinks and cigars. It does not serve food.

The Executive Room measures 35 square meters and accommodates two guests. It is in the part of the building facing Behrenstraße, with a street or inner-courtyard view. In the main building, Deluxe Rooms measure about 40 square meters and look into the courtyards or toward Wilhelmstraße. These accommodate up to three guests and have a desk, coffee and tea facilities, and a bathroom with a bathtub and separate shower.

Deluxe Rooms can be arranged with connecting rooms, and cribs or extra beds are permitted within the category's capacity. The 42-square-meter Superior Deluxe Room moves the outlook to Unter den Linden and also accommodates up to three guests.

The Junior Suite Unter den Linden has a king bed, a working area and a separate sitting area across about 58 square meters. Its windows look onto the boulevard, with a side view of the Brandenburg Gate. The bathroom has a bathtub and separate shower, and the suite accommodates up to three guests.

The Berlin Suite faces the garden. At approximately 110 square meters, it has a lounge, a separate bedroom with a king bed, and a bathroom with a bathtub and separate shower. Its maximum occupancy is three guests.

For a view across Pariser Platz toward the Gate, the Pariser Platz Suite has separate living and sleeping areas within approximately 80 square meters. A king bed or twin beds can be arranged, with space for up to three guests. The bathroom has a bathtub and separate shower.

Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer holds one Michelin star under chef Jonas Zörner. His cooking has a French foundation with Asian flavors, presented in menus of up to six courses. The restaurant occupies the first floor, where selected tables look toward the Brandenburg Gate. Its classical dining room sets the scene for a meal built around carefully chosen ingredients and a wine list of more than 1,600 labels. Dinner is served from Wednesday through Saturday, with smart-casual dress.

Brasserie Quarré serves French and German dishes throughout the afternoon and evening. There is a changing lunchtime dish, and the daily service runs from noon until nine thirty. In summer, the large terrace opens onto Pariser Platz with views of the Gate. The brasserie's position brings outdoor dining into the square, close to the monuments and the activity along Unter den Linden.

The heated indoor pool measures eleven by six meters, with a whirlpool and loungers nearby. Drinks, fruit and light food are served at the pool bar. This wellness area is open daily from seven in the morning until nine in the evening. The fitness facilities include cardio and strength equipment, while saunas, steam baths and a cold-water pool form part of the wider wellness area.

Children staying at the hotel may swim with an adult who has parental responsibility. The sauna area is restricted to guests aged eighteen and over and follows a clothing-free policy. Guests register at pool reception before entering. Personal training and spa treatments require advance appointments.

The treatment spa occupies about 9,000 square feet over three levels. Eight treatment rooms and three private spa suites are used for massages and beauty treatments with products from 111SKIN and Babor. Changing spaces are inside the treatment rooms, and colored lighting forms part of their design. A separate relaxation room has loungers for time before or after an appointment.

The private spa suites have different bathing arrangements, with a bathtub or Jacuzzi and steam-shower or sauna features depending on the suite. Treatments run from Wednesday through Sunday, separately from the daily pool schedule. Independent spa use and treatments begin at sixteen; younger guests must have an adult present.

Tiergarten begins about 300 meters from the hotel, and the Reichstag is around 700 meters away. Museum Island lies approximately two kilometers to the east along the central Berlin sightseeing route. For gatherings at the hotel, there are two ballrooms and fifteen conference rooms, as well as smaller salons.

The address is Unter den Linden 77. Brandenburger Tor station is close by for U5 and S-Bahn services. From Berlin Brandenburg Airport, the hotel recommends the FEX train to Hauptbahnhof, followed by the U5 to Brandenburger Tor. The concierge can arrange a road transfer instead. Drivers can use the APCOA garage at Behrenstraße 72, which has direct access to the hotel and electric-car charging stations.