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Hotels in Lisbon

Discover The Editory hotels in Lisbon, located in some of the city’s most iconic areas, by the Tagus River and close to the historic centre. A city of light, viewpoints and vibrant neighbourhoods, where culture, gastronomy and urban life meet at every corner. Find the ideal hotel for your next stay in Lisbon.

    • The Editory collection includes one hotel in Lisbon, located by the Tagus River and just a few minutes from the historic city centre.

       

      • The Editory Riverside, an Historic Hotel - Preferred Hotels – a historic hotel in Lisbon, set in a landmark building by the river, ideal for those seeking an authentic experience with contemporary comfort.

The Editory Hotels in Lisbon

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    The Editory Riverside Santa Apolónia

    The The Editory Riverside Santa Apolónia is a hotel in Lisbon that combines history and modernity, located by the Tagus River. Set in a landmark building, it offers a unique stay where past and present meet, ideal for discovering Lisbon from a central and authentic location.
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Lisbon: light,
history and culture

Lisbon is one of Europe’s most authentic capitals, known for its unique light, historic neighbourhoods and strong connection to the Tagus River. Between iconic landmarks, panoramic viewpoints and a vibrant cultural scene, the city offers experiences that combine tradition and modernity.

See & Do

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    Activities

    Lisbon offers a wide range of activities, from walking through historic neighbourhoods such as Alfama and Baixa to enjoying experiences along the Tagus River. Tram rides, river cruises and cultural tours are some of the best ways to explore the city.
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    Heritage & Culture

    Lisbon is rich in history and cultural heritage, with landmarks such as Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery and São Jorge Castle. Museums, traditional Fado music and historic districts make Lisbon a unique cultural destination in Europe.
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    Flavours of Lisbon

    Lisbon’s gastronomy is one of the highlights of any visit. From traditional dishes such as codfish and grilled sardines to the famous pastel de nata, the city offers a rich culinary experience complemented by Portuguese wines.
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    Shopping

    Lisbon offers diverse shopping experiences, from traditional shops in historic neighbourhoods to modern boutiques and markets like Mercado da Ribeira. Visitors can find local products, crafts and international brands across the city.

Directions

  • Car

    • From Porto to Lisbon

      • Porto is 300km from Lisbon / 3-hour drive.
      • Take the A1 motorway from Praça de Mouzinho de Albuquerque and R. de Gonçalo Sampaio
      • Head down the A1 to the IC2 national road at Portela. Take exit (Saída) 1 on the A1
      • Drive to Av. Infante Dom Henrique in Lisbon

    • From Algarve to Lisbon

      • Driving from Algarve to Lisbon takes about 2h40.
      • Take the A2 motorway from the IC4
      • Head up the A2 to the IC2 main road at Portela. Take exit (Saída) 4 on the A12
      • Drive to Av. Infante Dom Henrique in Lisbon

  • Train

      • It is easy to reach Lisbon by train either from the north or the south of the country (Alpha Pendular line).
      • Final destination station - Stª Apolónia

  • Air

    • 9 Km/14 minutes from the Lisbon Airport