What perks do you get with Club 1897?
hotel
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Hotel, dining & spa credits
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Hotel, dining & spa creditsThe BEST
ROOMS
Free upgrades whenever possible
The BEST
ROOMS
Free upgrades whenever possibleVIP
treatment
From start to finish, we got you
VIP
treatment
From start to finish, we got youClub 1897 Benefits
Perks vary by property, but may include:
Hotel / resort credit.
Welcome note.
Breakfast daily.
Upgrade & extended check-in/out whenever possible.
Featured Club 1897 Properties
Featured Club 1897 Properties
Hotel Adlon Kempinski Berlin
Kempinski’s first hotel, steps from the Brandenburg Gate, is a study in timeless luxury and elegance. Michelin-starred cuisine and a sumptuous 9,000-square-foot spa only add to its allure.
Fora Perks
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$100 hotel / resort credit.
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Breakfast daily.
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Upgrade & extended check-in/out whenever possible.
Çiragan Palace Kempinski Istanbul
This regal, opulent hotel is housed in Istanbul’s 17th-century Ottoman Palace, overlooking the Bosphorus Strait. Its highly attentive staff, refined interiors, excellent dining and supreme location cement the hotel’s reputation for unrivaled luxury.
Fora Perks
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$100 hotel / resort credit.
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Welcome note.
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Breakfast daily.
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Upgrade & extended check-in/out whenever possible.
Grand Hotel Des Bains Kempinski St. Moritz
This high-end mountainside property near Lake St. Moritz offers chic, contemporary rooms, gourmet dining and prime access to the surrounding natural environment, perfect for skiing and hiking.
Fora Perks
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$100 hotel / resort credit.
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Welcome note.
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Breakfast daily.
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Upgrade & extended check-in/out whenever possible.
Club 1897 Platinum FAQs
Kempinski is owned by a select few shareholders. Today, Bernold Schroeder acts as the company’s CEO and Chairman of the Management Board.
Berthold Kempinski, a wine merchant, built a lively Berlin restaurant in the late 19th century. The restaurant quickly grew into a vibrant meeting place, and the business soon expanded into other experiential domains such as cinema. In 1952, Kempinksi’s grandson, Dr. Friedrich Unger, transformed the restaurant into a luxury hotel.
Travelers can stay at Kempinski hotels in numerous stunning locales around the world, including Europe, Africa, China, Indonesia, the Caribbean and the Middle East.