Dive into 15 of Ibiza’s best rooftop pools. Get ready to elevate your poolside experience as these rooftops redefine R&R – recovering with rosé 😉 I’ve loved them all, but have some favourites and insider tips to help you find the perfect pool for posing, people-watching, or just pure peace on high. And the best bit? You don’t always have to be staying at the hotel to enjoy them!
Most of Ibiza’s Rooftop Pools are adult only which is a massive plus for me but I know a downside for families with older teens but there are a few for them! However there are not many for my fellow fair-skinned sunseekers. (Fake tan is my saviour!) Sadly I discovered Ibiza rooftop pool areas rarely have much shade. I was genuinely quite shocked at this! So if your sunbed needs shelter, read on to discover where is best for you to make a splash without getting fried!
Rooftop Nine Pool
At Innside Melia Hotel, San Antonio Bay
Pool access: Guests or non guests can buy a pass for €50 redeemable against food and drinks
Size of the pool: Good 💧💧💧
Size of sunbed area: Good but if you want shade you will need to pay
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop Pool around up: I stayed at Innside Melia and the rooftop pool was a highlight – not least it is adult only. Rooftop nine has eight double ‘Bali’ beds with umbrellas, which are chargeable even for hotel guests: €150, with €100 redeemable against food and drinks (2026 prices). Considering these are the only sunbeds with shade, it felt even more cheeky. The other sunbeds are singles and just as plush, perfect for lounging if you can take the heat. The rooftop pool itself is a good size, with views stretching over to San Antonio, and the DJ sets are chilled perfectly to the mood. I did love lazy days and lunches here and could sit in the shade of the restaurant bar but kinda defeats the point when you need to sleep off a late night. Read more about whether the rooftop is worth booking this hotel for or just doing a day pass.
Belvue Rooftop Pool
At Amàre Ibiza Hotel, San Antonio Bay
Pool access: Guests only but can be possible for public use if you ask in advance. Or get a pass for the downstairs pools and try your luck on the roof!
Size of the pool: 💧💧
Size of sunbed area: Large with umbrellas
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop Pool round up: The Amàre rooftop pool was much smaller than I was expecting but I first came for a drink, so when I later returned to stay at the Amàre Hotel I wasn’t disappointed The hotel is entirely adult only so unlike other hotels their downstairs pool is also kid free, not just the rooftop and those pools are bigger. The Amàre rooftop pool attracts sun worshipers and a lively crowd still sunbathing at sundown! It’s set overlooking the sea the with the bar handily close and makes for a gorgeous sunset setting. The main rooftop sunbed area was very chilled with buttons to press for your Pina Coladas (and I can confirm they are a solid 8/10) and umbrellas
It is advertised as hotel guest only but top tip if you contact the hotel they do sometimes allow non guests in on a day pass depending on how busy it is! Or you can buy a day pass for the downstairs pool where you can redeem some of that cost at the poolside restaurant or the rooftop bar and restaurant. So if it’s quiet definitely ask if you can stay up on the roof! If you are staying here then you aren’t staying for the size of the pool but double sun-loungers with shade. A god send!
Cielito Rooftop Pool
At Hotel Bonito, Opposite O Beach, San Antonio
Pool access: Guests only though the bar is open to the public all day
Size of the pool: 💧💧
Size of sunbed area: Super small – no shade, more bean bags!
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop Pool around up: New for 2025, this incredible infinity rooftop pool offers some of the best views in Ibiza, overlooking San Antonio and its sister venue, O Beach. Don’t worry, though the noise from the orange party doesn’t travel, it was surprisingly peaceful. A real retreat from the mayhem! The very limited sunbeanbag/beds mean most guests are lounging at the ground floor pool, where the real posing happens. But if you can nab a spot early or pop up for a dip after a day out, you’ll get completely lost in the skyline while sipping on your Mexican themed cocktail.
Blau Park Rooftop Pool
At Blau Park Hotel. San Antonio
Pool access: Public – with passes
Location: San Antonio
Size of the pool: 💧💧💧
Size of sunbed area: Average – no shade
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop Pool round up: Recently renovated, Blau Park’s rooftop infinity pool is one of the best sunset spots in San Antonio. If you’re staying at the hotel, it’s a rare treat for families, as teenagers are welcome. The pool is also open to the public with a day pass, more reasonable than some, at €80 with €50 redeemable against food and drinks. Honestly, it’s worth it for the sunset alone.
Gravity Rooftop Pool
At TRS Hotel, San Antonio
Pool access: Hotel guests only with the Signature level (day passes for the downstairs pools available)
Size of the pool: 💧💧
Size of sunbed area: Small – little shade
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop Pool round up: The 2022 TRS Hotel rooftop pool is reserved for its ‘signature’ guests, though I wouldn’t say it’s worth it just for that. It’s a great little pool, but it would be so much more inviting as an infinity, and like many, it lacks shade. The pool bar area, however, is open to all guests, and sunset is when it really comes alive, with DJ sets creating the perfect pre-evening drinks vibe and sensational golden hour views.
Sky of Salia Rooftop Pool
Can Salia Hotel, San Antonio Bay
Pool access: Guests only
Location: San Antonio Bay
Size of the pool: 💧💧Average
Size of sunbed area: Average – little shade
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop Pool round up: Tucked away from the main area of San Antonio Bay, this rooftop pool is perfect for those wanting uninterrupted lazy days with sea views. Recently renovated under new ownership, this hideaway feels a world away from the party life.
Zielo Rooftop Pool
One Ibiza Suites, between Playa d’en Bossa and the Old Town
Pool access: Guest only
Location: Between Playa De Bossa and Ibiza old town
Size of the pool: Good 💧💧
Size of sunbed area: Packed in – little shade
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop Pool round up: Zielo rooftop infinity pool tucked away in Paseo de ses Figueretes, is lesser known than the famed rooftops of San Antonio. The pool is long and narrow, allowing only one or two people to do lengths, but it’s perfect for bobbing around and cooling down. A row of Bali beds sits at the back, with a line of sunbeds along the edge of the pool, no umbrellas! This is a dreamy rooftop pool for a dip, with the bar conveniently close for a little downtime and a cool drink in hand.
Up at the Standard Rooftop Pool
At The Standard Hotel, Ibiza Old Town
Pool access: Guests only now (it was open for guest passes)
Size of the pool: Small 💧
Size of sunbed area: Small – little shade
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop Pool round up: Set on top of the Standard Hotel in the Old town this rooftop pool is ideal for those on a shorter break who want to mix some R&R (rooftop recovery!) with being out and about in the day. Their double beds are incredibly inviting for even a non guest to snooze on and the pool more for posing and cooling down in. Flying in and out – this is your spot!
Epic Infinity Pool
At Bless Hotel, Santa Eulalia
Pool access: Guests only
Size of pool: Medium 💧💧
Sunbed area: Quite small considering the amount of hotel guests and only cabana beds
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop pool round up: Epic Infinity Lounge is one of my favourite rooftop pools in Ibiza for privacy. There’s an aisle-like walkway leading to the pool (the only aisle I actually want to walk down well, that and the plane aisle!). At the end of the walkway, you’ll find the incredible infinity pool, meaning the rooftop isn’t overlooked by the bar or most guests. Perfect for the most self-conscious sunbather, or someone like me who’s a little clumsy! This is not a cheap stay though so be sure to nab a bed early or miss out on one of the best reasons to stay!
ME Radio Rooftop, Ibiza
At ME Melia Hotel, Santa Eulalia
Pool access: Guest only but Bali beds cost extra
Size of pool: Small 💧
Sunbed area: Quite small considering the amount of hotel guests.
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop pool round up: This is your rooftop pool if you want all the tunes and vibes away from the children below. If you are staying out of the summer holidays you may be happy with their main pool downstairs as fewer children! When I stayed it was only for ‘level’ guests. Now it is for all adults but the Bali beds come at a cost – probably why they are often empty! (Though my second visit we were allowed a Bali bed mid afternoon for free, which I don’t know why they don’t do more of – if empty!). The pool and area round it area is an elite and small – for those up early to nab their spot. Despite its size, I’ve stayed here twice and found something truly magical about the rooftop – read my hotel review to see if you want to stay too!
Star Prestige Rooftop Pool
At Hotel Iberostar, Santa Eulalia
Pool access: Hotel Guests high season, public off season
Size of pool: Medium 💧💧
Sunbed area: Pretty extensive for a rooftop
Bar on the roof? No
Rooftop pool round up: The rooftop pool at Iberostar Hotel was by far the busiest I visited. Less swimming and more lying around to cool off. The biggest shame was the lack of a proper bar, though there was a pantry for guests. The staff were lovely and incredibly accommodating. Like its neighbour, the ME, it’s a cab ride from Santa Eulalia, so if you’re not staying here and fancy a day pass, it’s best to call ahead to book.
Rooftop Pool Aguas de Ibiza
At Aguas de Ibiza Hotel, Santa Eulalia
Pool Access: Guests Only
Size of pool: Small – Medium 💧💧
Sunbed area: Small – Medium
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop pool round up: The rooftop pool at Aguas de Ibiza is a lovely pool right in the centre of the sunbeds, so there aren’t really views from the pool itself. However, the water winds its way around the rooftop, offering a unique infinity experience.
Rooftop Nine, Sol
Sol Beach Hotel, Santa Eulalia
Pool access: Public
Size of pool: Fair 💧💧💧
Sunbed area: Average
Bar on the roof? Yes but just for poolside use
Rooftop pool round up: This was my least favourite rooftop pool in Ibiza – mainly due to the staff. The pool itself its gorgeous with infinity views across the ocean and a small area to have daytime snacks and drinks. But when I contacted this hotel I found their response a little curt but not to be deterred I still went. They offer a day pass you can buy online though the sunbathing area does feel a bit like a corridor. The cocktails were average and the attitude of the staff pretty unamused. Maybe I got them on a bad day but I wouldn’t hurry back when there are better options. Still Melia Sol is a popular choice.
Glow Rooftop Pool
At W Hotel, Santa Eulalia
Pool access: Guests only (they do offer day passes for the ‘Wet Deck’ downstairs pool.
Size of pool: Medium 💧💧
Sunbed area: Average
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop review
Rooftop pool round up: The W Hotel rooftop pool is adult only and a personal favourite of mine. The pool is designed so you still get those infinity vibes, even though you aren’t quite on the edge. Top tip head to the end of the pool, where you’ll find a sofa and your own private rooftop views!
Nativo Rooftop Pool
Nativo Hotel, Santa Eulalia
Pool Access: Guests only
Size of pool: Average – Large 💧💧💧
Sunbed area: Average
Bar on the roof? Yes – see my full Ibiza rooftop bar review
Rooftop pool round up: Nestled just a short walk from Saint Eulalia this boho hide away if perfect for those needing R&R (rose on a rooftop!) Lots of space and quiet areas. This is a secret treasure trove of a rooftop pool in Ibiza.
