Rooftop pool, live music, and panoramic views across the Mediterranean, Old Town, and Sierra Blanca mountains.
Turn a full circle up here and you get the Mediterranean, Marbella's Old Town rooftops and the Sierra Blanca mountains. 360 Blue Sky Bar earns its name on a 400m² terrace on the roof of the Obal Urban Hotel, with genuine 360-degree views.
I came up at midday for the pool and stayed through sunset. The terrace changes character completely as the light drops.
That versatility is the point. By day it's a rooftop pool scene; by night it's a bar-restaurant with live music and a cosmopolitan crowd. If you want a quiet drink, the weekend energy can be a lot.
Below I cover the vibe, the menu and prices, the views, how to reserve, the dress code, and how to get there. The bar is open to both hotel guests and the public.
Best For
- Couples looking for a dinner-with-a-view experience
- Daytime visitors who want a rooftop pool scene
- Friends enjoying cocktails with live music
- Event planners seeking a stylish rooftop venue
Not Ideal For
- Guests seeking a quiet, no-music terrace
- Budget travellers (menus lean upscale)
- Those after a purely "drinks-only" rooftop
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Where is 360 Blue Sky Bar in Marbella?
360 Blue Sky Bar sits on the rooftop of the Obal Urban Hotel at Av. Ramón y Cajal 3, in the centre of Marbella. You reach it by lift straight from the hotel lobby, and it's open to the public, not only to hotel guests.
The location puts you a two-minute walk from the Old Town and Orange Square. I walked up from the main promenade in under five minutes. For a rooftop this central, the view stays open on all four sides.
You'll also see it listed online as Sky Blue Marbella or just Skybar. Same rooftop, same lift up from the Obal lobby.
If you're weighing up central options, see our guide to the best rooftop bars in Marbella.
The Vibe
By day, the terrace runs at a relaxed pace. Loungers ring the pool, and people drift between the water and the bar with a cocktail in hand.
A vertical garden breaks up the sleek lines and throws some green against the white. It's the detail most people end up photographing.
Then the light drops and the mood turns. DJs take over, and on summer Saturdays there's live music from around 8:30pm that pulls a cosmopolitan crowd.
I stayed for one of those evenings. The shift from poolside calm to busy rooftop happens faster than you'd expect, usually right as the Old Town lights come on.
The crowd is a real mix: hotel guests winding down after the beach, locals out for an occasion, and visitors who found it by walking past the Obal lobby.
Opening Hours
360 Blue Sky Bar operates seasonally, with hours varying between summer and winter months.
During peak season, expect the bar to open from late morning for pool access and run until late evening.
Live music nights typically take place on weekends.
It's best to check directly with the hotel or their website for current hours, as schedules change throughout the year.
Menu & Prices
How Much Does 360 Blue Sky Bar Cost?
Most visitors spend €20-30 per person on cocktails and a few plates. Signature cocktails run €12-16, wine by the glass €8-14, and a full a la carte dinner climbs fast: mains alone range from €22 for the salmon tataki to €34 for the beef sirloin with foie and truffle.
Drinks
The cocktail menu leans Mediterranean with refreshing classics, spritzes, and signature mixes crafted for the rooftop setting. There's also a curated list of Andalusian wines and premium champagnes for those celebrating.
- Signature cocktails: around €12-€16
- Premium spirits and champagne: €15-€30+
- Wine by the glass: €8-€14
Food
This isn't just a bar; it's a full rooftop restaurant.
The food menu offers:
- Pizzettas and tapas-style bites: €12-€18
- Salmon Tataki with ponzu sauce: €22
- Octopus with potato foam and paprika oil: €28
- Beef sirloin with foie and truffle sauce: €34
The View & Seating

The name says it all: 360° views across Marbella. From the terrace, you can see:
- The Mediterranean sparkling to the south
- Terracotta rooftops of Marbella Old Town to the east
- The green canopy of Parque de la Alameda below
- Sierra Blanca mountains rising in the distance to the north
Seating options include:
- Lounge sofas for groups
- Dining tables for full meals
- Poolside loungers for daytime dips
- Bar seating for casual drinks
How to Make a Reservation
Book ahead for dinner service and summer live-music nights, when the terrace fills fast. You can reserve through the hotel directly or on the Obal website.
Walk-ins work on quieter evenings, but weekend nights in July and August get busy by sunset. Arrive before 8pm if you want a table without a wait.
Swimming is reserved for Óbal hotel guests, not something you book as a day visitor. If you're coming for a daytime terrace table, expect a minimum spend on food and drinks rather than a flat entry fee, but that reservation gets you a seat by the pool, not a dip in it. Read our guide to the 360 Blue Sky Bar rooftop pool for who can actually swim.
Dress Code
What works:
- Smart casual attire
- Swimwear during daytime by the pool
- Chic resort wear for evening visits
What doesn't work:
- Swimwear in the evening dining area
- Overly casual or sporty attire at night
The vibe shifts from relaxed poolside during the day to more refined in the evening, so plan accordingly.
Access & Getting There
360 Blue Sky Bar is located on the rooftop of the Obal Urban Hotel in central Marbella. Access is via the hotel lobby elevator, and the rooftop is open to both hotel guests and the public.
By car: The hotel is centrally located with nearby parking options in Marbella centre. Street parking can be tricky during peak hours, so consider using a car park.
Public transport: The Marbella bus station is within walking distance. From there, it's a short stroll through the Old Town to reach the hotel.
On foot: If you're exploring Marbella's historic centre, the hotel is just steps from the main promenade and Orange Square.
Location & Map
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Av. Ramón y Cajal, 3, 29601 Marbella, Málaga, Spain
Our Verdict
360 Blue Sky Bar is one of Marbella's most versatile rooftops. It works for a midday swim, a sunset spritz as the sky turns golden, or a full dinner under the stars with live music, this terrace delivers.
Best for: Those who want options. Pool by day, restaurant by night, cocktails throughout.
Skip if: You're after a quiet, intimate rooftop experience. The live music nights bring energy, which is great if you're in the mood, but less so if you want a peaceful evening.
The combination of panoramic views, full dining, and a genuine pool scene sets it apart from most Costa del Sol rooftops. It's a spot you can linger in for hours.
If you're chasing golden hour, compare it with our pick of the best sunset rooftop bars in Marbella.
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Contact Information
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Information last verified: 07/09/2025
Is 360 Blue Sky Bar open to the public?
Yes. 360 Blue Sky Bar is the rooftop of the Obal Urban Hotel in central Marbella, and it's open to both hotel guests and the public. You reach it by lift from the hotel lobby on Av. Ramón y Cajal.
Does 360 Blue Sky Bar have a pool?
Yes, but swimming is for Óbal hotel guests only. The 400m² terrace centres on a rooftop pool ringed with loungers, and non-guests can still book a terrace table nearby against a minimum spend. Full details on hours and access are on our 360 Blue Sky Bar pool page.
Do I need a reservation at 360 Blue Sky Bar?
Reservations are recommended for dinner and summer live-music nights. Walk-ins work on quieter evenings, but weekend nights in July and August fill up by sunset, so arrive before 8pm for a table.
What is the dress code at 360 Blue Sky Bar?
Smart casual. Swimwear is fine by the pool during the day, but the evening dining area expects chic resort wear rather than beach attire or sportswear.

About the Author
Heidi Hein
South African travel writer living in Málaga, Spain. I personally visit and review every rooftop bar and pool featured on this site.
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