Mitte Town Hall comprises a 13-storey building approximately 50 metres in height and a separate two-storey building which contains a cafeteria open to the public and a large conference hall. Visitors and employees access the town hall via the main entrance on Karl-Marx-Allee. The office property was built on the site of the former Berolina Hotel in 1998 and has since been used as a district town hall and administrative building.

Mitte Town Hall is located near Alexanderplatz square, where the economic success of Berlin is reflected not only in the number of office properties, but also in buildings across the residential, retail and hotel sectors. Schillingstraße subway stop is located directly in front of the building.