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Kempinski Hotel Badamdar (Baku)

Mikayil Mushfiq Street, 1, Yasamal District, Baku (+99412) 538-90-90

  • Kempinski Hotel Badamdar (Baku) is a multi-functional hospitality and business landmark situated within a peaceful suburban environment just minutes from central Baku. The development was built to host international summit delegations, corporate gatherings, lifestyle travelers, and long-term residential tenants seeking comprehensive amenities under one roof.

    History:

    Development and grand opening: Construction began in September 2008 and reached completion in May 2011, with the official grand opening ceremony taking place in September 2011.

    Operational evolution: Managed under Europe's oldest luxury hotel group Kempinski until July 2016, the property subsequently transitioned operations to Badamdar Hotel Baku and later the Pullman Baku brand.

    Team:

    Executive and front office leadership: Multilingual reception teams, concierge specialists, and guest relations managers operating according to global hospitality protocols.

    Culinary and banquet professionals: International chefs, sommeliers, banquet coordinators, and service personnel overseeing fine dining and event banquets.

    Wellness and spa therapists: Certified therapists, fitness instructors, and aesthetic wellness experts staffing the extensive recreation center.

  • Accommodation portfolio: Deluxe guest rooms, executive suites, and a spacious 374-square-meter top-floor Royal Suite.

    Serviced residences and office towers: 37 private residential apartments for extended family stays and 36 business offices for corporate tenants.

    Kempinski The Spa: A 3,500-square-meter wellness center featuring 24 treatment rooms, Turkish hammam, Finnish saunas, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and a fitness studio.

    Meetings and event venues: The 750-guest Gabala Ballroom, 19 conference rooms equipped with modern audio-visual technology, and an outdoor amphitheater.

    Recreation and gastronomy: Multiple fine dining venues, lounges, a bowling center, outdoor tennis courts, and seasonal entertainment facilities.

  • Property scale: Built on a 2.5-hectare plot with 84,000 square meters of total floor area across a 14-story main structure with 2 subterranean levels.

    Capacity metrics: Over 280 hotel rooms and suites, integrated retail spaces, and a covered multi-tier parking facility.

  • Hospitality education support: Hosting practical training and career development sessions for students from the Azerbaijan Tourism Institute.

  • Hosting summits and brand transition: Over its tenure, the property served as the venue for high-level business forums, diplomatic functions, and cultural gatherings prior to its operational rebranding.

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