Berthold Kempinski was died on March 14, 1910. In addition to the wine and restaurant business, Richard Unger developed his real estate until the beginning of the First World War. After a short stop in the war, he sold the products he made. Kempinski brand. Business in Berlin flourished so that in 1918 the Kempinski hotel branch was established at Kurfürstendamm 27, where the Kempinski Hotel Bristol is now located. Ten years later, M. Kempinski and Co. took over Haus Vaterland on  Potsdamer Platz, where the company used a long-unique concept  in Berlin that is still known as “event gastronomy” (“Erlebnisgastronomie”).

Kempinski is a founding member of BE Health, a non-profit organization organized and operating under Swiss law, with headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. BE Health promotes awareness programs, diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases for its companies, their employees, families and local communities. Kempinski believes that entrepreneurship can have a positive impact on curbing the spread of infectious diseases. BE has the support of  WHO, The Global Fund and many other well-known partners.

 Exclusivity is at the heart of Kempinski and they want it to stay that way. That’s why they’re very selective about their growth, hand-picking locations and properties that  perfectly match their  most sought-after hotels. As part of their strategy, they focus their development efforts on the most important destinations in Europe, while continuing to initiate expansion in more continents. They understand that  their remarkable teams  bring any hotel to life. Their people are a great asset – so strong investment in talent selection is a key part of their strategy. Training  our staff means they can ensure knowledge is passed down from management  to every person at every level to ensure the best possible guest experience.