Skyline views
The open-air terrace gives sweeping views of Dubai, including the Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Zayed Road and the city lights.
Trade Centre
Level 43 Sky Lounge is a rooftop bar in Trade Centre, set above the Four Points by Sheraton with an open-air terrace and panoramic city views. Reviews point to it for sunset cocktails, fresh sushi and skyline dinners, with the Burj Khalifa and Sheikh Zayed Road prominent from the terrace.
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The open-air terrace gives sweeping views of Dubai, including the Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Zayed Road and the city lights.
Sushi is repeatedly praised for freshness and presentation; one review specifically called the sashimi excellent.
Same-day sunset reservations were accommodated with a suitable table, making timing your visit worthwhile.
The team has arranged birthday touches including a complimentary pastry, helping special-occasion visits feel considered.
Valet parking at the hotel entrance makes arriving easier, especially for an evening visit.
Outdoor air-conditioning was noted as a practical plus for using the terrace in summer.
Reserve ahead. Book in advance if you want a particular skyline angle; one group reserved a downtown view and got it.
Request sunset. If sunset is the goal, mention it when booking so the team can try to place you well.
Bring layers. Pack a light jacket for winter evenings, as the open terrace can be windy and cold.
Use valet. Use the hotel’s valet at the entrance if you want to simplify arrival and parking.
Ask for tea. Tea may not appear on the menu, but a review says staff can provide a simple black or green tea bag.
Check hours. Confirm closing time before lingering late, since one visit ended earlier than the advertised hours.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 12:00 AM – 1:00 AM |
| Tue | 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Wed | 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Thu | 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Fri | 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Sat | 5:00 PM – 1:00 AM |
| Sun | Closed |
The sushi platter was described as fresh and beautifully presented, making it a strong order for a skyline meal.
Spinach hummus was one of the dishes specifically praised during a visit that also included lamb tacos.
The Pornstar Martini was specifically mentioned as a delicious cocktail, alongside the Amber Sour.
The Paloma was the standout drink in one review of the cocktail menu.
The Black Dragon was highlighted for its flavour and presentation.
The terrace can become very windy and chilly in winter; another visitor found it super cold.
One late visit found the venue closed earlier than advertised, although the reviewer was the only party left.
One review found a first cocktail overly diluted with ice and therefore small in quantity.
A long-term visitor reported front-desk staff ignoring requests and described service as consistently poor on that visit.
A reviewer noted that cappuccino was not listed on the menu.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
main courses
“Expect to pay around AED 100–130 for main courses and AED 60–90 for cocktails”Google review · May 2025
cocktails
“Expect to pay around AED 100–130 for main courses and AED 60–90 for cocktails”Google review · May 2025
The Bottom Line
Level 43 Sky Lounge is a rooftop bar in Trade Centre where the main draw is the broad Dubai skyline: reviews highlight views towards the Burj Khalifa, Sheikh Zayed Road and the city lights. You can come for sunset cocktails, a date-night dinner or drinks with friends, then order sushi, sashimi, sliders or Asian-style dishes from the menu. The food feedback is strongest around sushi and sashimi, with fresh preparation and careful presentation mentioned several times.
Cocktails are often described as creative or well made, while live music and DJ sets help shape the evening without making the setting feel purely like a nightclub. Valet parking at the hotel entrance is a useful convenience, and outdoor air-conditioning was noted during summer. Plan ahead for the best table: guests who mentioned a downtown view or sunset when booking said the team arranged suitable spots, and the venue was full on one advance-booked visit.
The terrace can be genuinely cold and windy, so bring a light jacket in winter. Prices sit in the premium rooftop range; one review quoted around AED 100–130 for main courses and AED 60–90 for cocktails. Service is usually described as attentive, though one long-term visitor reported a notably poor experience.