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“In 2010, the Soho House Berlin, a 40-room hotel and private club aimed at the city’s upwardly mobile “creative” class, became the newest tenant on Torstrasse, a street in central Berlin once peppered with squats and illegal art spaces.”
“The Berlin branch of this luxury hotel-club brings the chic atmosphere of London and New York’s Soho to the German capital. The rooms are quite large, designed in an eclectic style, with all the amenities of a luxury hotel for a moderate price.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Berlin.
“Soho House Berlin is a stylish world unto itself, offering decadent interiors, excellent drinking and dining and a rooftop pool. Close to Alexanderplatz and Mitte, it’s conveniently central, and an ideal destination accommodation for those who enjoy fine design and an air of hip exclusivity.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Top location
- Boutique style
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
This is a luxury hospitality center dedicated to giving its guests the best of services, facilities and amenities. The hotel is rated five-star for its high level of hospitality excellence, making it just the ideal vacation spot for tourists and romantic getaways for couples in Berlin.
The hotel is a member’s club and hotel located in a Grade II – listed Mitte landmark. The hotel is located in an excellent location where it offers guests the best of views in the city as well as the most conducive atmosphere.
The hotel features The House which is a space made for eating, drinking and meeting as well as a gym and rooftop top. Soho House Hotel offers luxury and comfort to tourists in the city of Berlin. Guests in the Soho House are guaranteed satisfaction making the hotel the best value for money.
The hotel features 65 bedrooms which come with varying sizes as well as 20 apartments that are fitted with standard amenities and designed to give comfort and 4 lofts that are designed to suit the taste of guests.
The Cowshed Spa of the hotel is designed to give guests the best relaxation treatment, as a means of winding down after a long stressful day.
The lofts of the hotel come with vast spaces for lodging, comfy living and entertaining guests. At the Soho House Berlin guests have everything they need for a memorable stay.
The hotel is fitted with Wi-Fi which is available in all the rooms, lofts and apartments of the hotel.
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