The Westin Tokyo Reviews

Very good

very helpful concierge

Friends and I are really enjoyed this trip at this hotel.

The price is reasonable and room is neat with an open view. The staff's service is professional. The check in and check out procedures are simple. There is a park nearby and the location is moderate. The transportation is convenient. There are many restaurants close to the hotel and shopping is convenient.

The location is good, not far from Shibuya and Daikanyama, and it's a little distance from the subway. We basically took a taxi, so it didn't affect us much. Later we found that there was a corridor with a conveyor belt on the way to the subway, so it saved time and effort. The hotel service was very good, and the breakfast was also very good

The hotel has been completely renovated, so the guest rooms and public areas are still very high-end. And the price is still cost-effective for a five-star hotel in Tokyo. Because the basic room area is also quite large. Disadvantages: It is not close to the station and takes about 8-10 minutes to walk if you walk fast. There is a shopping mall downstairs, so if you charter a car, it is not a problem, it is very convenient. Advantages: There is a Michelin restaurant opposite downstairs, which is delicious.

It's not a new hotel, it's a 4.5 star hotel. The service is generally good. The breakfast on the executive floor is a bit monotonous. I didn't see the Tokyo Tower when I checked in, but when the weather was good, I could see Mount Fuji from afar. Mount Fuji at sunset was beautiful. You need to go to the 22F executive floor to see the Tokyo Tower.

An old five-star hotel, located close to Shibuya, easy to get there by taxi. Opposite the hotel is a sunken plaza with supermarkets and restaurants, convenient for simple meals. The room is not small, the decoration is renovated from an old building, the details show the sense of age, the room has a musty smell of an old room, and Tokyo Tower can be seen from a distance. Checked in at 2pm, was told that the room was not cleaned yet, got the room at 3pm. I read the reviews and they said that basically they require check-out before 12pm, and can check in at 15pm. I stayed in three Westin hotels in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto during this trip. The room facilities in Kyoto are newer, and the other two places have obvious signs of renovation, and the room sizes are acceptable.

The last hotel I chose in Tokyo was the Westin in Meguro Ward. I booked an executive room, arrived early to check in, and went directly to the executive lounge to rest. The service, hardware and software facilities were well maintained, the room was big enough, there was a sunken garden square across the road for dining, it was very convenient, and it was also close to Shibuya by taxi. The surrounding area was also relatively quiet, so it was a good choice in Tokyo.

The location is very convenient, with Ebisu Plaza downstairs! The room is big and clean! Quiet and comfortable

The room is clean and tidy, the service is warm and thoughtful, and the breakfast is nutritious.

The hotel is very well decorated, but not very suitable for families. The food at the bar is too high, and there are no small steps in the room or bathroom, nor are there any items suitable for children.

There is a business district next to the hotel, and the location is so-so. I only stayed there for a few days so I don't really understand it. The hotel is clean, but the overall decoration is old-fashioned, maybe young people don't like it, and I don't know why the floor carpet has a musty smell 😮💨 So, so... it's OK, so-so

The hotel room is considered large in Japan, and you can see Tokyo Tower from the room. During the cherry blossom season, it takes about 20 minutes to walk to Meguro River, which is a great place to enjoy the cherry blossoms. The hotel is close to Shibuya and Shinjuku. The nearby Ebisu Plaza also has good food.