Nobu Hotel Barcelona
Hostafrancs, Sants-Montjuic, Barcelona
“High-altitude Japanese minimalism”
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Vibe
An orange woven screen wraps the entry, leading into a double-height lobby of textured limestone and gridded indigo wood.
“High-altitude Japanese minimalism”
Japanese minimalism blends with Catalan craft in Rockwell Group designed interior spaces.
Panoramic rooftop lounge and cocktail bar gathering guests and locals above Sants.
Deep Japanese soaking tubs, custom yukata robes and polished in-room dining.
In Sants-Montjuic across from the city's main railway station.
Rooms
Rooms pair Japanese minimalism with Catalan textures, featuring onsen-style soaking tubs and expansive floor-to-ceiling views of the Mediterranean.
Backstory
New York studio Rockwell Group transformed a 1970s office tower into a destination hotel through the lens of kintsugi.
Wellness
A black granite rooftop pool offers panoramic vistas as the highest outdoor swimming spot in the city.
Eat & drink
The 23rd-floor restaurant features a live-edge walnut ceiling and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the entire Barcelona skyline.
The neighborhood
Set beside Sants Station, the hotel serves as a serene urban retreat within walking distance of Montjuïc’s cultural parks.
“The Nobu brand, today, is synonymous with more than sushi — with the advent of the eponymous hotels, the name now calls to mind a collection of chic, luxurious modern hotels, in addition to chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s trademark Peruvian-Japanese cuisine.”
“Nobu caused a stir when it opened next to Barcelona’s unfashionable Sants railway station in 2019. Since then both the hotel and the area have had a glow-up.”
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