Etro Rooftop, located on the 16th floor of Binn Hotel, at Carrera 25 #10-51 on Transversal Superior, in El Poblado, combines panoramic views of the Aburrá Valley, a signature cocktail menu, and a minimalist design that reflects the hotel’s quiet luxury concept. To make the most of your visit, it is worth knowing the hours, the booking process, and the venue’s policies ahead of time.
This guide brings together verified information you need to plan your evening, from when you can visit the rooftop to what to expect in terms of dress and service.
Hours and Availability
Etro Rooftop operates on the following schedule:
- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday: 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm
- Thursday, Friday, and Saturday: 12:00 pm to 12:00 am
- Holidays: 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm
This schedule allows for both a quiet weekday visit and a more extended experience toward the weekend, when the rooftop stays open until midnight. If your plan is to catch the sunset over the Aburrá Valley, it is worth arriving with time before nightfall, since the final hours of the afternoon are one of the moments when Etro’s floor-to-ceiling windows and signature cocktails come together best.
Availability by Day
Booking ahead is the safest way to secure the spot you are looking for, especially if your visit marks a special occasion or if you prefer the Thursday-to-Saturday hours, when the rooftop stays open until midnight.
How to Book a Table
Reservations at Etro Rooftop are managed through Binn Hotel’s official channels, where you can select the date, time, and number of guests. This process allows you to plan your visit ahead of time and check availability for your preferred schedule.
A few recommendations when booking:
- Book ahead, especially if you are looking for a table between Thursday and Saturday or if your visit falls on a high-demand date.
- Mention if it’s a special occasion, such as an anniversary, since the venue’s focus on intimate and romantic experiences allows certain details to be personalized depending on the format of your visit.
- Check the menu before arriving. You can review Etro Rooftop’s signature cocktail menu ahead of time to choose which drink best fits the moment you want to experience, whether a quiet afternoon or a night of celebration.
Dining to Complement Your Visit
Beyond cocktails, Etro Rooftop offers a food menu designed for sharing at the table, with small, medium, and large dishes, plus desserts. If your main interest is the culinary offering within the Binn Hotel ecosystem, you might also consider La Makha, the hotel’s flagship restaurant, which offers a cocina de origen experience with dishes like confited Octopus with rooftop herb chimichurri ($135,000 COP) or the Certified Angus Beef Rib Eye Grill ($275,000 COP), plus a tasting menu designed for one person, with a wine pairing option. La Makha shares the same philosophy of fresh ingredients and careful presentation that defines Etro Rooftop, within the same hotel ecosystem.
Dress Code and Policies
Etro Rooftop reflects Binn Hotel’s quiet luxury concept: an exclusive, minimalist, and sophisticated experience, where relaxed elegance fits better than excessive formality. While there is no strict documented dress code, it is recommended to dress in keeping with the sophisticated atmosphere of the space, avoiding overly casual clothing such as athletic wear or beachwear.
You can check the recommended dress code guide for Medellín rooftops before your visit, especially if your plans include dinner or a special evening celebration.
Service Policies
These are the conditions that apply during your visit to Etro Rooftop:
- All menu prices include taxes.
- Gratuity, suggested at 10% of the total bill, is voluntary and not included in the price of the products.
- The sale of alcoholic beverages to minors is prohibited.
- Excessive alcohol consumption is harmful to your health, as noted in the hotel’s policy.
- Service is bilingual, catering to both international guests and local visitors to Medellín.
These policies apply consistently across the entire Binn Hotel ecosystem, including both Etro Rooftop and La Makha.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Etro Rooftop’s hours?
Etro Rooftop is open Sunday through Wednesday from 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm, Thursday through Saturday from 12:00 pm to 12:00 am, and on holidays from 12:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, booking ahead is recommended, especially for Thursday-to-Saturday hours or high-demand dates.
Does Etro Rooftop have a dress code?
There is no strict dress code, but it is recommended to dress in keeping with the space’s sophisticated, minimalist atmosphere, in line with Binn Hotel’s quiet luxury concept.
What policies should I know before my visit?
All prices include taxes, the suggested gratuity is 10% and is voluntary, and the sale of alcohol is prohibited to minors. Excessive alcohol consumption is harmful to your health.
Can I dine at Etro Rooftop if my main interest is the food?
Yes, Etro Rooftop has a menu of small, medium, and large dishes, plus desserts, designed for sharing. If you are looking for a more complete dining experience within the Binn Hotel ecosystem, La Makha offers a tasting menu and cocina de origen dishes like the Octopus or the Rib Eye Grill.
Book your table directly at Etro Rooftop to secure your preferred time.
