The phrase "rooftop floor" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the top floor of a building, which is typically the roof of the building. Example: The rooftop floor of the skyscraper offered a breathtaking view of the city skyline.
Both are unpretentious, intimate venues with both ground and rooftop floors where up-and-coming labels get to flex their aesthetics.
Classico del Mar (Carretera Escénica 2, Las Brisas, 52-744-446-6475; classicodelmar.com.mx) looks a bit Busby Berkeley on the inside but tiki above, with bamboo and timber huts on its rooftop dance floor.
Classico del Mar (Carretera Esc ca 2, Las Brisas, 52-744-446-6475; classicodelmar.com.mx) looks a bit Busby Berkeley on the inside but tiki above, with bamboo and timber huts on its rooftop dance floor.
Highbar is hoping a sleek penthouse lounge one level below the rooftop, with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Eighth Avenue, will provide a sufficient alternative to the roof deck's Ocean Drive feel.
At the New York iteration, the management is betting that a rooftop twenty-three floors up on Fifth Avenue near the Park is draw enough, and that there's no need to hit the chinoiserie too hard.
The result is a fascinating place to explore: a labyrinthine world of colliding half-levels, ancient staircases leading nowhere and ruined walls giving glimpses through to disused rooftops and floors below.
Monday to Friday, on the rooftop, the 10th floor of the hotel.
Seen by viewers of "Sex and the City" but also off-limits to the idly curious is the legendary 12th floor rooftop pool lined with hand-painted blue Spanish tiles atop the soaring 11,000-square-foot triplex at 704 Broadway that the Israeli entrepreneur and architect Jonathan Leitersdorf sold in 2007 to the supermarket mogul Ronald Burkle for $17.5 million.
The sixth floor rooftop terrace has amazing views of the city (00 54 11 6091 2000; morenobuenosaires.com; Moreno 376; from £120). .
It's not strictly "rooftop", but 42 floors up is not to be sniffed at.
