Cosmo Hotel Berlin Mitte

Brilliant hotel. Our room was a great size and very clean. Bathroom had a nice big bath and a hand rail to help you get out easy. We had a cot for our baby, very comfortable and clean. All staff very friendly. Breakfast nice. We went when it was 28 degrees, room temperature was perfect. Beds comfy, pillows poor though, very flat, only complaint. Location great, right next to metro station. Would return if we're in Berlin again

We booked two rooms a deluxe and comfort. Check in was simple and the reception team were polite and efficient. Even though we were checking in early our rooms were ready. Both rooms were of a high standard and clean. We had a few minor problems in the deluxe room and mentioned to the lady on reception and she quickly resolved these by offering a room change. She was very helpful throughout our stay. Breakfast was very nice and the hotel is in a good location close to the underground U2 and walking distance to .Alexandre Platz

The hotel is in a great location with friendly front desk staff and the rooms are very big and spacious. However, housekeeping was lacking, the bed sheets weren’t changed unless we asked and when I accidentally spilled a bit of juice on the bed, they just covered it with blankets instead of changing them. The air conditioning didn’t work as promised and the manager explained that it should work within an hour of being turned on, but that never happend. Also, the blinds would randomly open, which raised privacy concerns. Overall, it was a good stay, but improvements in housekeeping and air conditioning are needed.

Quite large rooms, ours was overlooking the park. The bathroom was very big with a separate toilet room. We arrived early evening and after unpacking left for dinner, we returned to find there were no towels and no room service in the evening, I had to go to reception to collect the towels. No tea/coffee making facilities, you have to go to reception to get a kettle. Staff were OK, the barman on our 2nd day was very attentive, the location suited us as we walked everywhere from here. The underground is very nearby and easy to get to.

The hotel itself is quite nice the receptionists are all friendly and helpful|But there are certain areas that let it down.||Our room was on the 7th floor , a good size with a balcony unfortunately the balcony had not been cleared prior to our arrival and there were numerous cigarette butts littering it, I had to call reception twice to get them cleared. The toiletries smell lovely but unfortunately the bottle in the shower was empty and I had to call twice to get this replaced. The main issue with the room is that you can’t control the air conditioning so the room is very warm I did request a fan but they delivered a heater rather a fan.||The corridors in the hotel are very dark and there are few buttons to turn on any lights .||The mini bar in the room had no price list water was not provided you could buy a bottle out of the minibar but I have no idea how much.||The bar was very good and so was breakfast with a good selection of items to choose from and great staff.||Check out time of midday is a nice touch.

A very nice comfortable hotel with modern interior. Friendly personnel. Good breakfast with decent variety. A kettle in the room is not available though. Located close to the metro station and a bus stop, walking distance to the historical part of the city. We really enjoyed the stay there. 👍😊❤️

The location was great but they have a complicated, environmentally-friendly a/c system that kept our room at 80 degrees for almost three days. We were miserable. The weather changed, and our room was 77 the last couple of days. The staff was sympathetic. They gave us a fan for the room and some free drink tickets for the bar. I don’t recommend staying there in the summer months.

A Berlin Beauty with Grace, Grandeur—and a Slightly Shy AC We had a marvelous five-night stay at the Cosmo Mitte, where the rooms are so spacious and airy, you momentarily forget you're in Europe, where hotel rooms often double as closet space. Here, the ceilings soar, the design whispers understated elegance, and the beds beckon after long walks through history. A standing ovation to the staff, especially Angelina and Stefano—true hospitality professionals whose warmth, attention, and cheer elevated our entire experience. If management is reading this: give them a raise or, at the very least, an excellent bottle of something bubbly. The breakfast is fresh, thoughtful, and relaxed—but aiming for variety, we chose to wander to the nearby Sandwich Bar (an easy 8-minute walk) for paninis, patisserie, and some excellent scrambled eggs. The option to mix it up was a treat. Location-wise, it’s a gem: walking distance to Museum Island, Gendarmenmarkt, and just far enough from the tourist crush to feel like you’re in on a secret. If we were to nitpick (and we are): the AC system, branded “Ecco,” felt a little too environmentally conscious for a hot night—more breeze than blast. And a small plea from those of us staying in the lower room categories: a coffee machine in-room would turn morning grumbles into grins. Overall, a wonderful stay with style, substance, and standout service. We’ll be back.