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Deluxe Rosacea Junior Suite Although the smallest suite at The Editory Riverside Santa Apolónia Lisboa, the second-floor Rosacea Junior Suite is easily the most eye-catching. The centerpiece of the suite is the large, gorgeously restored stained-glass window, which is original to the building, while an equally beautiful stained-glass skylight adds the crowning touch.

River View Room With Balcony River View Room with Balcony is approx. 20 sq m/215 sq ft, with a queen-size bed, desk, and balcony overlooking the river. Perfect space for a solo traveler or romantic getaway for a couple.

Master Suite River View The largest accommodation available, the sprawling Master Suite River View sits on the first floor of The Editory Riverside Santa Apolónia Lisboa. As comfortable as it is refined, this spacious suite comes with a king-size bed, a desk, living and dining areas, a massive bathroom with a soaking tub, and a balcony to take in the unique view of the Tagus River.

Ginjinha Negroni Enjoy a shot of “ginjinha,” a sweet yet surprisingly strong cherry liqueur (the resulting cordial usually has an ABV of between 18% to 23%). While travelers cannot go to Porto without trying a tipple of port, Lisbon’s signature drink is definitely ginjinha, or simply “ginja,” meaning “sour cherry,” for short.

Bife A Portuguesa While Portugal may be known for its ocean-fresh seafood, another of its signature dishes is bife à Portuguesa, or “Portuguese-style steak.” This hearty meal can be found on the menu at many restaurants around the country.

Impulso Restaurante & Bar Savor the regional flavors of Portugal at Impulso Restaurante & Bar. Inspired by the foodways of the regions serviced by the rail lines that converge at Santa Apolónia Station, Impulso is a culinary crossroads of customs and ingredients, allowing diners to experience the breadth and depth of Portuguese cuisines without ever having to leave their table.

Impulso Restaurante & Bar The dining room itself takes its inspiration from train travel though Portugal, too. Not only is the open kitchen designed to resemble a ticket office, with windows that gaze out over the station, but the furnishings and finishes are evocative of an elegant railroad dining car.

Exterior of Hotel

Lisbon From The Sky Lisbon From The Sky Perched on the bank of the Tagus River, The Editory Riverside Santa Apolónia Lisboa is housed within the circa-1865 Santa Apolónia Station. This active train station is Portugal’s oldest railway terminal.

Historical Aerial Image Of Santa Apolónia Station Inaugurated formally as the “Santa Apolónia Station” in 1865, the facility soon became the site of incredible economic activity throughout the remainder of the century. The state-owned company Comboios de Portugal operated a giant fleet of passenger trains known as “American cars” from inside the station, which ferried thousands of travelers across Lisbon, Portugal, and the rest of the Iberian Peninsula.

Nobre Meeting Room The beautiful Nobre Room makes for a distinctive setting. Nestled above the main entrance, this bright and airy venue boasts abundant natural light and a historical ambiance courtesy of several classical features, like an authentic stone fireplace, handsome wooden wainscoting, and parquet flooring, which lend an air of gravitas to meetings and special occasions alike.