Soho House Berlin

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Soho House Berlin is a members-only club and hotel in Berlin’s Mitte district, with 1970s-inspired interiors.

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Soho House Berlin — The hotel’s curved facade and adjoining street corner

Soho House Berlin — The hotel’s curved facade and adjoining street cornerSoho House Berlin — The former Kaufhaus Jonaß building viewed across the intersectionSoho House Berlin — The hotel facade on Torstraße beside the streetSoho House Berlin — Historic view of the building before it became Soho House

Why go

  • Interiors inspired by the 1970s.
  • A 75-work art collection emphasising Berlin-based talent, including Thomas Demand, Douglas Gordon and Simon Fujiwara.

Good to know

SuitesNon-smoking roomsClassicGreenSafeRoom serviceAir conditioningFlatscreen TVPrivate balconyFree High Speed Internet (WiFi)Free internetWifiConciergeBar / loungeNon-smoking hotelBreakfast buffetRestaurant

Rooms

Bedrooms
88
Room options
Suites available
Smoking policy
Non-smoking rooms available
Room features
Safe, room service, air conditioning and flatscreen TV
Private balconies
Available as a room feature

Amenities

  • Outdoor rooftop pool
  • Rooftop terrace
  • Hot tub
  • Gym
  • Fitness classes
  • Facial treatments
  • Wi-Fi Free internet.
  • Concierge
  • Laundry service
  • Dry cleaning

Restaurants and bars on site

  • Cecconi’s serves Northern Italian food, including handmade pasta and wood-fired pizzas.
  • The house has a rooftop bar and a poolside bar.
  • A breakfast buffet and a club all-day menu are available.
  • Dining rooms are not open to the public.
  • Club all-day menu: Club all-day menu.

Location

  • On the corner of Torstraße and Prenzlauer Allee, at the edge of Kollwitzkiez.

Interesting facts4

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  1. Damien Hirst made the lobby’s large “Shark” on site by spraying directly onto boards.

    Contemporary Art Collection in Berlin | Soho House Berlin
  2. 2023

    Francesco Gioacchini’s multi-level stairwell mural, completed in 2023, draws on childhood play and familiar games.

    Contemporary Art Collection in Berlin | Soho House Berlin
  3. 15,000 square

    The former department store offered more than 15,000 square metres of retail space and let customers pay in instalments.

    Kaufhaus Jonaß - Wikipedia
  4. A glass stele outside the entrance displays photographs and short texts about the building’s history in four languages.

    Kaufhaus Jonaß - Wikipedia

History

The building’s uses shifted from retail to political offices and archives, then to a hotel combining living and working spaces for creative and media professionals.

  1. 1928–1929Built for Jonaß & Co. to designs by Gustav Bauer and Siegfried Friedländer.
  2. 1929Opened as Berlin’s first department store offering credit.
  3. UndatedA rooftop restaurant operated in the attic for several years during the department-store period.
  4. Summer 1945The SPD central committee began using the building.
  5. After the SPD–KPD mergerIt became the SED central committee seat, known as Haus der Einheit.
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  1. 17 June 1953Workers surrounded and attacked the building during the uprising.
  2. 1959–1990The Institute for Marxism-Leninism and party archives occupied the building.
  3. May 2010Following renovation, the protected former department store opened as Soho House’s first outpost on the European continent.
  4. 2025A newly curated art collection marked the house’s 15th anniversary.

Shorts

How to get there

  • On footAddress: Torstraße 1, 10119 Berlin, Germany, on the corner of Prenzlauer Allee beside Kollwitzkiez.

Sources: Kaufhaus Jonaß - Wikipedia · Exclusive Members’ Club Berlin | Soho House Ber… · Contemporary Art Collection in Berlin | Soho Ho… · Soho House Berlin: booking (its own site) · Soho House Berlin: menu (its own site) · Soho House Berlin: menu (its own site) · Soho House Berlin: menu (its own site) · Soho House Berlin: description (its own site) · checked 2 Oct 2026

Where
Torstr. 1, 10119 Berlin Germany

Questions and answers

What are the house’s opening hours?

Monday–Thursday 07:00–01:00; Friday 07:00–02:00; Saturday 08:00–02:00; Sunday 08:00–00:00.

Is this a members-only club?

Yes. No non-member hotel-booking policy is specified here.

Can the memorial room be visited?

No. Wilhelm Pieck’s former third-floor office survives as a memorial room but is not open to the public.

Where can I learn about the building’s history outside?

A glass stele outside the entrance displays photographs and short historical texts in four languages.

How can I contact the house about a stay?

Call +49 30 4050440.

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