Marriott's wellness-positioned upper-upscale brand. The Heavenly Bed launched in 1999 set the modern hotel-bed standard; the brand's identity is sleep, fitness, and renewal-themed.

What Makes Westin Hotels & Resorts Different

Westin's modern identity dates to 1999, when the brand launched the Heavenly Bed under Starwood ownership. The proprietary mattress and bed package became the most successful hotel-amenity launch in modern hospitality and was widely imitated. The brand built outward from the bed: Westin WORKOUT fitn

Westin sits in the upper-upscale rather than luxury tier: competitive with brands like Sheraton's Le Meridien in positioning but with stronger wellness DNA. Within Marriott (which acquired Starwood in 2016), Westin is the wellness-themed upper-upscale option. Properties are typically larger than lux

Portfolio Character

A large global portfolio of upper-upscale properties. The shared character is the Heavenly Bed standard, the WORKOUT fitness program, and a wellness-themed amenity package across properties. Design and service vary by property within Marriott's broader brand standards.

Signature Service

The Heavenly Bed: Westin's most-recognized signature, available as a structural amenity at every property. The WORKOUT fitness program with running maps and equipment loans extends the wellness positioning.

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Destinations: Milan, Zagreb.

Related Collections

Westin Hotels & Resorts properties appear in these curated collections:

• Ultra-Luxury European Hotels & Resorts — featuring 2 Westin Hotels & Resorts properties
• Ultra-Luxury Family Resorts & Properties — featuring 2 Westin Hotels & Resorts properties
• Ultra-Luxury Wellness Sanctuaries & Retreats — featuring 2 Westin Hotels & Resorts properties