The Westin Hotel Tokyo

This is far from being a destination hotel but with the sorry state of hotels in Tokyo this one ranks near the top. Several hotels in Tokyo will boast about room size but they are barren and cold with virtually no furnishings to speak of which is far worse.
The Westin does it "nicely" and we have actually chosen this hotel over others which would be more conveniently located for us. It is a European hotel and very nicely appointed. The lounge area is pleasant and the hotel's cleanliness is noticeable.

If one has to be in Ebisu then this is the hotel to choose. Due to its "homey" feeling it is probably one of the best choices in all of Tokyo.

The Westin Tokyo has to have the best beds in all of Tokyo. The beds are extremely comfortable, the rooms big and modern, and the service is topnotch across the board. I stayed here for business and the concierge was able to help me locate everything I needed. In addition, the concierge also had incredible suggestions for restaurants.

The location of this hotel is as well excellent. It is near the JR Ebisu Station, which can be reached via the Yebisu Skywalk, a short five-minute walk from the hotel. From the Ebisu Station it is easy to get to the Roppongi district, and both Shibuya and Harajuku Streets.

The list of services and amenities at this hotel can go on forever but the fitness center deserves a mention. It has a large full-service gym with more equipment then you will need.

For a small fee you can purchase access to the executive lounge – when I was there the fee was set for the entirety of the stay. It was about $55.00 U.S. The lounge served breakfast in the morning (hot and cold), Beverages and snacks all day, and appetizers, cocktails, beer and wine from 5:00pm.