Hyperspectral image (HSI) denoising is of crucial importance for many subsequent applications, such as HSI classification and interpretation. In this paper, we propose an attention-based deep residual network to directly learn a mapping from noisy HSI to the clean one. To jointly utilize the spatial-spectral information, the current band and its K adjacent bands are simultaneously exploited as the input. Then, we adopt convolution layer with different filter sizes to fuse the multi-scale feature and use shortcut connection to incorporate the multi-level information for better noise removal. In addition, the channel attention mechanism is employed to make the network concentrate on the most relevant auxiliary information and features that are beneficial to the denoising process best. To ease the training procedure, we reconstruct the output through a residual mode rather than a straightforward prediction. Experimental results demonstrate that our proposed ADRN scheme outperforms the state-of-the-art methods both in quantitative and visual evaluations.