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Kempinski The Dome, Belek

Kempinski The Dome

Belek, Turkey

Kempinski The DomeBelek, Turkey

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Rooms
183rooms and suites
City
BelekTurkey
Setting
SeasideMiddle East

Practical information

Address
Hotel The Dome by Kempinski
eni Mahalle Uckumtepesi
Caddesi No 20-2 Kadriye
07500 Belek
Turkey
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At a glance

  • There are 183 rooms and suites. Facilities:
  • Cilantro restaurant, Lale restaurant, Selcuk restaurant and Piano bar.
  • Tennis court, Golf course, Table tennis, Diving, Water sport facilities, Sauna, Fitness centre, Spa and wellness centre, Massage room, Hot tub, Private beach area, Beachfront, Children's playground, Outdoor Pool, Indoor Pool and Traditional Ottoman hammam.. Location:
  • Set on Belek's beach front, the award-winning Kempinski The Dome features Seljuk-style design with elaborate decorations and mosaics.

History

16 dates from the archives of Grand Hotels of the World.

  1. The astonishing hotel dome in the reception area is also a replica of the Karatay Madrasah Dome, which was built in 1251 and was the largest structure of its time. The hotel’s architecture is inspired by the pre-Ottoman Seljuk culture. Kempinski Era:

  2. August 23, Reopening as a Kempinski Grand Hotel. History of the Kempinski Hotel Chain: Kempinski is Europe’s oldest Luxury Hotel Chain and has a fascinating history. The company has brought back to life many iconic Grand Hotels with a legendary past. Kempinski was founded in Berlin by Berthold Kempinski.

  3. Mr Kempinski started with a wine bar to which was soon added different restaurants. Berthold Kempinski’s son-in-law Richard Unger continued the business.

  4. Foundation of Berlin Hotel Betriebs AG.

  5. A Kempinski hotel dependency was established at Kurfürstendamm 27. Over the years the Kempinski family owned an impressive portfolio of Berlin restaurant and hotel properties.

  6. The Nazis stole all properties from the Jewish Kempinski family. The Kempinskies were either killed or they emigrated to the US. After the war Kempinski’s grandson Friedrich Unger Kempinski returned to Germany and rebuilt Hotel Bristol on Kurfürstendamm 27.

  7. Friedrich Unger sold the Hotel Bristol and the Kempinski name to Hotel Betriebs AG, an Aktiengesellschaft which started the International Hotel Business from West Berlin with the Bristol.

  8. Hotel Atlantic in Hamburg is aquired by Kempinski and becomes the second Kempinski Hotel.

  9. Kempinski buys parts of Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten in Munich (more shares are bought later) from the Walterspiel hotelier family. The Vierjahreszeiten becomes the third Kempinski Hotel.

  10. Lufthansa buys parts of Kempinski from Dresdner Bank and Commerzbank.

  11. Opening of Hotel Baltschug in Moscow.

  12. Lufthansa and others sold their shares to the King of Thailand via his Crown Property Bureau. Over the years the initially very German hotel company became more and more International, with the HQ moving to Geneva and hotels opening in multiple countries.

  13. Opening of the renovated and reconstructed Taschenberg Palais in Dresden.

  14. August 27, Opening of the reconstructed Hotel Adlon in Berlin.

  15. Opening of the renovated Ciragan Palace in Istanbul and the renovated Grand Hotel Falkenstein near Frankfurt.

  16. Opening of the renovated Grand Hotel des Bains in St Moritz.

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