Nobu Rooftop: Barcelona in 360 degrees from the 25th floor
A roof 80 metres above Sants
The Nobu Hotel Barcelona occupies a tower on Avinguda de Roma, a five-minute walk from Sants station. Its Japanese restaurant is on the 23rd floor; two levels higher, on the 25th, the rooftop overlooks the city from around 80 metres above the ground. Up here you will find a bar, a dining area, sun loungers, shaded cabanas and a small pool.
A view that takes in the whole city
The panorama takes in all of Barcelona: the regular grid of the Eixample, the silhouette of the Sagrada Família, the hills closing off the horizon and the sea in the distance. During the day, the terrace is used mainly by hotel guests; in the late afternoon, travellers and Barcelonans come up to watch the sunset.
Signature cocktails and Nobu-style bites
Signature cocktails cost €18 to €19, from white wine sangria to a boulevardier made with Japanese whisky and coffee; alcohol-free versions are €16. The list also features wines, champagnes, sakes exclusive to the house and Japanese whiskies. On the food side, the summer 2026 menu offers edamame with honey and truffle (€11), lobster bao (€36), tacos, salmon or tuna tartare, wagyu mini burgers (€32) and matcha tiramisu.
Every Saturday, from 8pm to midnight, the Vertigo Sessions combine sunset, cocktails and artists from Barcelona's music scene. The rooftop also hosts a New Year's Eve party, with a minimum spend of €150 per person.
Practical information
The rooftop is open every day from 10am to midnight, weather permitting; hours may be reduced in winter. The pool is reserved for hotel guests. There are no reservations: places are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, so it is best to arrive early for sunset. Sants Estació metro (lines L3 and L5) is a few minutes' walk away; underground car park in the hotel (€26 per day).
To take in Barcelona at a single glance, Nobu Rooftop is a place not to be missed.
