Restaurant breakfast does not come included with Regency Club access. Only for Globalist.

Booked 2 nights at the end of our week in Barcelona. Rate was ~$250/nt booked 9 months out. Paid with UR through the Chase portal at 1.5 cents each because it was better than transferring to Hyatt. Even current rates wouldn't be a great c/pp redemption necessarily.

The lounge is a good place to relax, and you can get some work done if needed. Snacks and candy during the day, along with juices, coffee, and water. Alcohol is wine, cava, and beer (including NA). Evening tapas were solid, if a little dry on the hot plates. But if you don't feel like trekking out for a bite or paying for the restaurant, they will sufficiently fill you up.

Restaurant breakfast is very good as noted above. Worth it, IMHO; the pictures tell the story. Lots of hot options, including bacon, eggs, sausage, and potatoes. Tons of cheese choices and breads too.

Pool is small and clean, didn't check the gym.

Probably most interesting is the Skyfall Lounge. It's listed as a cocktail lounge but on Thursday night (and presumedly Friday/Saturday) it was a full-on dance club, complete with door men, roped entrance to the elevator, etc. Just a couple of low key pictures since I didn't want to stick a camera in people faces for a crowd shot. Music was blasting, and rolled down the elevator shafts so the you could hear it in the elevator bays. It was hopping around 11pm, which makes sense as the view is pretty great and it's probably a bit of a draw for locals.

Service is very good, and I'd recommend this hotel as a starting/ending point for a Barcelona trip.

(Editing to add that the music from Skyfall was really loud on Friday; I could hear it in our suite near the end of the hall. Easily slept through it, but suites closer to the elevator might be a bad choice for light sleepers.)

Signage make it more clear that restaurant breakfast is separate. Globalists, of course, get both options.