"Overall, a very impressive hotel with the best few in Lisbon. We were on the 18th floor, which overlooked the longest bridge in Europe. The hotel, which is very impressive because it’s one of the, if not the tallest building in Lisbon. This is truly a luxury hotel with incredible views. It’s located in the newer part of town. You’re greeted by well spoken and professional doorsmen. After entering into the hotel, you are immediately impressed by the view, looking upwards to 20 floors with what appear to be jellyfish type lighting structures. The elevators are clear so you not only get a view of the waterway, but also the interior of the hotel. The room was spacious with extremely comfortable beds, and bedding was top notch. My only complaint was that if you wanted privacy, the sitting room with beds was separated by the bathroom by two curtains. As mentioned previously about the breakfast, I would definitely agree that this was well worth it and not to be missed. Adjacent to but not affiliated with the hotel is a bar that actually looks over the hotel. You have to pay €15 per person for a drink at the top. Nothing to write home about except for the view. Outside the hotel there is a row of restaurants. There is also a gondola that travels along the water side from near the hotel down to an aquarium. I would say that the aquarium was average .There are also.nice pathways for those that like to jog or walk along the waterway. The electronics that control the lighting and the blinds work very well. There are two sets of blinds one which was opaque, the other translucent. I rarely eat dinner at a hotel but decided to eat at the river lounge restaurant at the hotel. I was pleasantly surprised that the quality and service was top-notch. I had the veal which was cooked to perfection. One thing I would not miss is the dessert called the chocolate sphere. A wonderful stay at a great hotel with great service!"