Soho House Berlin is a members' club and hotel at Torstraße 1 in the Mitte district of Berlin. Its event spaces can be hired by members and non-members for parties, screenings, private dinners, seminars and small meetings. Capacities range from 14 seated in the smallest room to 400 standing guests in the largest.
Seminars and company events
The venue offers a screening room for presentations and pitches, in digital and analog formats, and it can be hired alone or with the Red Room. The Red Room and the screening room together are described as a setup for seminars and parties. The Club Room, which faces the courtyard, suits small meetings and private dining for up to 14 seated guests. The venue also mentions work away days in its spa, which can be booked privately.
For larger gatherings, the house can host screenings, private gatherings and parties for up to 400 people. Menus are festive, and the venue says one is served at all events.
Weddings and receptions
The official pages do not offer weddings. They do mention bridal showers, birthday get-togethers and other special occasions as uses of the private spa, and parties in the party rooms.
Rooms and capacities
Torstrasse I and II is a party room with a fully equipped bar and a terrace facing Torstraße and the Alexanderplatz area. It holds 180 seated or 400 standing guests, and it can be hired as a whole or as two separate spaces. The Politbüro seats 60 or holds 150 standing guests. It has a circular bar, a balcony over Torstraße, a screen and speakers. The Red Room, with original shelves from the London Library and a selection of art and design books, seats 40 or holds 120 standing guests and has its own bar. The screening room seats 30. The Club Room seats 14, has panelled walls and its own bar. The spa has no stated capacity.
Accommodation
The house has 88 bedrooms, plus apartments and lofts. Guests of an event who need to stay can ask the hotel about rooms. Other facilities on site include a rooftop pool, a health club with a gym, spa and hammam, and a Cecconi's restaurant.
History and setting
Soho House Berlin opened in 2010 as the club's first location in mainland Europe. The venue describes it as a hub for the creative community in the cultural district of Mitte. A Damien Hirst artwork hangs in the lobby, according to the venue, and the interiors take their cue from the 1970s.
Getting there
The house stands near the Alexanderplatz transport hub. Opening hours run from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. on weekdays except Friday, when it closes at 2 a.m.; Saturday opens at 8 a.m. and closes at 2 a.m., and Sunday runs 8 a.m. to midnight. Enquiries go through the event space hire page or by phone.
