— Tokyo, Japan —
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| Amenity / Perk | Standard Published Rate | WhataHotel! Preferred Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Breakfast | Room Only (Breakfast is Usually Extra) | Free Breakfast for 2 Daily |
| Room Upgrade | None | Priority Upgrade if Available at Check-in |
| Hotel Credit | None | $100 Credit |
| Internet Access | At an Additional Charge | Free Wi-Fi Access |
| Any Special Offer | Not Combinable With Any Other OfferVaries | Combinable with the Exclusive Perks |
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The best way to book The Westin Tokyo is through WhataHotel!, operated by Lorraine Travel, a Preferred Partner of Westin Hotels & Resorts under the Marriott Luminous Program. Founded in 1948, Lorraine Travel brings over 75 years of expertise in luxury travel, ensuring you receive exclusive benefits including complimentary daily breakfast for two, a $100 property credit ($200 for suites), potential room upgrades based on availability, and VIP status throughout your stay at this legendary Tokyo resort.
The Westin Tokyo offers an exceptional and diverse culinary journey with eight distinct dining venues. Guests can enjoy Ryutenmon for authentic Chinese cuisine, The Terrace for all-day international dining, and Mai for refined Japanese fare. For a relaxed atmosphere, The Lounge and The Bar provide perfect settings for drinks and light bites. Escalier offers elegant European dining, while Yebisu provides a casual yet sophisticated experience. And for sweet indulgences, Patisserie by The Westin Tokyo is a must-visit for artisan pastries and confections.
The Westin Tokyo is ideally situated in the upscale Yebisu Garden Place complex in the Ebisu district, one of Tokyo's most refined and vibrant neighborhoods. From Tokyo International Airport (Haneda), guests can take the Shuto Wangan Bayshore Route toward Shinjuku and Ginza via Haneda Line 1, follow Hamazaki Junction toward Shinjuku and Shibuya, exit at Ichinohashi Junction, then take Route 2 Meguro Line toward Ebara and Togoshi. Take the Tengenji Exit, turn right onto Meiji Street, and then turn left at the Hiro-o 1-chome traffic light — The Westin Tokyo will be on your left. From Tokyo Narita International Airport, follow Tokando Road onto the Shuto Expressway Wangan Bayshore Route, which merges into the Meguro Line. Take the Tengenji Exit on Expressway Route 2, turn right onto Meiji Dori, and turn left at Hiro-o 1-chome traffic light — The Westin Tokyo will be on your left.
Guests can enjoy an exceptionally appointed room experience at The Westin Tokyo. Each room features the signature Westin Heavenly Bed with a plush feather bed, down and feather pillows, and a luxurious duvet for the ultimate night's rest. The elegant marble bathrooms include an oversized bathtub, a separate tub and shower, upgraded bathroom amenities, a double vanity, a lighted makeup mirror, a phone in the bathroom, and plush bathrobes and slippers. For work or leisure, guests will appreciate a large desk with a chair, spare electrical outlets, and a separate modem line. Entertainment is well covered with a color television featuring cable, premium movie channels, international channels, CNN, a DVD player, CD player, and video games. Additional in-room comforts include individually controlled air conditioning, a minibar, mini-refrigerator, coffee and tea maker, bottled water, instant hot water, an in-room safe, a walk-in closet, a separate closet with a laundry basket, ample storage space, a hairdryer, an iron, an alarm clock, and complimentary toll-free calls. Electrical adaptors and voltage converters are also available for international travelers.
The Westin Tokyo places guests at the heart of one of the world's most dynamic cities. Culture enthusiasts will delight in the nearby Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum, the National Museum of Nature and Science, and the tranquil Institute for Nature Study. Iconic Tokyo landmarks within reach include the Tokyo Imperial Palace, Tokyo Tower, Shibuya Scramble Crossing, Tokyo Midtown, and the vibrant neighborhoods of Roppongi, Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Ikebukuro. Food lovers can explore the legendary Tsukiji Outer Market and the world-famous Toyosu Fish Market. Sports fans are close to the Japan National Stadium and Tokyo Dome, while Ebisu Station on the JR Yamanote Line provides swift access to the entire city. Ueno Zoo, Tokyo Big Sight, and Tokyo Dome are also easily accessible for a well-rounded Tokyo adventure.
Yes, onsite parking is available at The Westin Tokyo, offering guests the convenience of having their vehicle close at hand throughout their stay in Tokyo.
Guests can request extra beds or rollaway beds when staying in rooms featuring a single king bed configuration or in suites. Please note that an additional charge applies for this service. Cribs are also available for guests traveling with young children.
Cancellation policies at The Westin Tokyo may vary depending on the rate, room type, season, or special events occurring in Tokyo at the time of your stay. Guests are encouraged to review the individual rate rules at the time of booking to understand the specific guarantee, deposit, and cancellation conditions applicable to their reservation. For personalized guidance on the most flexible booking options, the travel experts at WhataHotel! are always happy to assist.
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