Berlin Mitte
Contemporary urban boutique. Warm spice tones accented in silver, high-end materials, intentionally dim corridors, and a refined minimalism that feels lived-in rather than sterile.
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Why It Matters
Independently owned by Axel and Gösta Gassmann and listed on Tablet Hotels, COSMO punches above its 4-star category with genuinely personal service, a strong design identity, and one of the most transit-accessible locations in all of Berlin — the U-Bahn entrance is literally across the street.
COSMO Hotel Berlin Mitte is a privately owned, 84-room boutique hotel that opened in 2010, sitting right at Spittelmarkt in the geographic dead-center of Berlin. The vibe is cosmopolitan in the truest sense: clean German modernism warmed up with spice-toned interiors, floor-to-ceiling panorama windows, and a clientele that skews toward film, music, art, and fashion. Think London or New York attitude, but planted firmly on the U2 line with Alexanderplatz three stops away.
Where You'll Stay
5 room types available
Comfort Room
Stepping up to 23–28 m², Comfort Rooms offer views of either Spittelmarkt square or the park — the park side is noticeably quieter. Low-barrier rooms are available in this category, making it the most accessible option. Walk-in shower, Climatronic system, same clean aesthetic as throughout the hotel.
Twin (2 single beds) or Double · 25.5 sqmDeluxe Room
At 30–32 m², the Deluxe is the sweet spot for most stays. Corner units look out over both Spittelmarkt and the Niederwallstraße park. You get a proper work desk, large panorama windows, and the choice of walk-in shower or bathtub depending on which unit you're assigned. Spice tones throughout give it a contemporary edge.
Queen or King-size · 31 sqm
Junior Suite
Running 32–39 m² with an open layout, the Junior Suite faces the park and brings a proper dual-basin bathroom with both walk-in shower and separate bathtub. The open floor plan means the bedroom flows directly into the seating area — not a hard divide, but it gives the room a genuinely spacious feel. You can look straight from the king bed out over Berlin's skyline.
King-size · 35.5 sqm
Standard Room
The entry-level rooms, running 19–22 m², face Leipziger Straße with floor-to-ceiling panorama windows giving you a street-level slice of Berlin. Warm spice tones, walk-in shower, and all the essentials — safe, free WiFi, flatscreen TV, Climatronic system. Compact but thoughtfully designed.
Queen or King-size (160cm / 180cm) · 20.5 sqm
Suite
The top-floor Suite at 50 m² is the most complete package in the hotel. Park-facing with a dedicated living area and a walk-in closet, it's proper suite territory rather than just a large bedroom. The master bathroom has both shower and bathtub. Being on the top floor means views out over the park and away from street traffic.
King-size · 50 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
On-site Finnish sauna available to hotel guests.
8th-floor gym, approximately 30 sqm, with city views. Small but functional for a workout during your stay.
Three meeting rooms (COSMO: 20 sqm/10 pax; COSMO I: 35 sqm/20 pax; COSMO II: 37.5 sqm/20 pax; combinable to 72.5 sqm/50 pax). All have Climatronic systems, natural daylight, heat/sound-insulated windows, and free WiFi. The scent Restaurant is available for private receptions and events.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Three meeting rooms combinable up to 72.5 sqm / 50 people, all with natural daylight and state-of-the-art AV.
Free WiFi throughout the property, including all guest rooms.
No swimming pool on property.
8th-floor gym, approximately 30 sqm.
Evening bar in the scent Restaurant space. Stylish atmosphere, well-stocked.
All rooms are non-smoking.
Ironing room on the 4th floor.
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