About this hotel
General information
The Westin Tokyo sits within the greenery of Yebisu Garden Place in Ebisu, a few steps from the station of the same name and one stop from Shibuya. Its interiors pair European classicism with references to the landscape around the hotel: the lobby is conceived as an orangery, the brand’s white tea scent greets arriving guests, and The Lounge rises beneath a 10-metre atrium framed by marble columns.
Beside the building lies the Westin Garden, planted with some 300 flower varieties and threaded by a stream, overlooked by The Terrace, The Lounge and The Bar. The hotel counts eight restaurants, bars and a patisserie, Le Spa Parisien, a 24-hour fitness studio and the Westin Club on the top floor, looking out to Tokyo Tower. Westin’s well-being approach — sleeping, eating and moving well — runs through the stay, the hotel holds the Green Key eco-label, and 16 rooms serve meetings and weddings.
Location
The hotel stands in Meguro ward, inside the Yebisu Garden Place complex, a few steps from Ebisu Station, served by JR trains and the Hibiya subway line; Shibuya is one stop away. Haneda Airport is about 15 km away and Narita about 73 km, with an airport shuttle to Narita on reservation and a private car arranged on request.
Spa
Le Spa Parisien is a European-style spa with a steam room, a therapy bath and separate men’s and women’s lounges. The menu covers massages, including treatments for couples, facials, body scrubs and wraps, paraffin hand treatments, foot baths and services designed for men. In the evening, massages can also be booked in the room.
Sports & leisure
The 24-hour Westin WORKOUT Fitness Studio has cardio machines, ellipticals, exercise bikes and treadmills, weight machines, free weights, balance balls and TRX straps. Training and recovery kits by Bala and Hyperice can be borrowed for the room from the front desk, and the Westin Garden, with its stream and seasonal blooms, makes for an easy stroll.
Restaurants & bars
Cantonese and Japanese cooking, an all-day buffet, several bars and an in-house patisserie, with in-room dining around the clock.
- Ryutenmon — Cantonese cuisine in a stately hall inspired by the dragon’s palace and classical Chinese palace architecture, with private dining rooms
- The Terrace — international buffet from breakfast to dinner with Eat Well menus, its airy room opening onto the Westin Garden
- Mai — Japanese cuisine: sushi, tempura and kaiseki built on seasonal produce and fresh seafood
- Yebisu — Yebisu Beef wagyu cooked in front of guests, with views of Mount Fuji
- The Lounge — afternoon tea beneath the 10-metre atrium, overlooking the garden
- The Bar — an intimate bar with a long list of single-malt Scotch, whiskies and cocktails
- Escalier — a hideaway bar behind a concealed door, with cocktails served only here and a panorama of Tokyo Tower
- Patisserie by The Westin Tokyo — cakes, baked goods and sweets, plus the hotel’s own curry and pasta sauces
Pets
Pets are not accepted; service animals are welcome.
Rooms
Rooms and suites are styled with European elements and motifs drawn from the surrounding greenery, with city views, many towards Tokyo Tower. Guests on the Executive floor and in every suite use the Westin Club on the top floor, with breakfast, afternoon tea, evening cocktails and dedicated service.
Each room has a Heavenly Bed, a marble bathroom with a separate bathtub and shower, robes and slippers, a work desk, a Bluetooth speaker, a TV with international channels, a minibar and mini fridge, a coffee maker and kettle, a safe and Wi-Fi.
Deluxe
A city-view room with a king-size bed or two double beds and a marble bathroom with a separate bathtub and shower. Up to three guests in the king-bed version.
Executive
A room on the Executive club floor with a king-size bed or two double beds and a marble bathroom, including Westin Club access with breakfast and evening cocktails.
Deluxe Suite
A suite with a living room whose sofa and table work for dining or working, and a bedroom with a king-size bed or two double beds; the bathroom has twin basins, a rain shower and a large bathtub. A connecting door allows a second bedroom to be added; Westin Club access.
Executive Suite
A suite in warm, nature-inspired tones: a living room with panoramic windows, a large sofa, a dining table and a shelf of books and art, a bedroom with a king-size bed, a large closet and a three-sided mirror, plus a rain shower and a spacious bathtub. Westin Club access.
Presidential Suite
A suite on the 20th floor: a living room looking towards Tokyo Tower and the neighbourhood greenery, a dining room with a long table, a light-filled, greenhouse-like Retreat Room for yoga or stretching, a king-bed bedroom and a bathroom with a jacuzzi and a sauna. Westin Club access.
Imperial Suite
A suite on the 21st floor with a tiled entrance, living and dining rooms facing the skyline, a Couture Room between living room and bedroom for unwinding or getting ready, a bedroom with Tokyo Tower views and a bathroom with a jacuzzi and a sauna. Westin Club access.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.