If you come to Tokyo, you must stay at a hotel where you can see the Tokyo Tower!

The Westin Tokyo, built in the 90s, is located in the prime location of Meguro district, just one stop away from Shibuya, and it is also the best place in Tokyo to enjoy cherry blossoms. 🏨: The hotel's design is inspired by classical European architecture, hence it has many Western design elements. After its renovation and reopening in 2024, it has retained the classic cascading crystal chandeliers and spiral staircase, making it super beautiful for photos. 🛏️: The suites are in a light and simple style, brighter than the previous generation's warm yellow tones, with a thick blue swan velvet carpet that feels great, making you want to walk barefoot in the room. The Westin's Heavenly Bed ensures a good night's sleep. 🥃: The most impressive is the executive lounge on the 22nd floor, an excellent spot to directly admire the Tokyo Tower🗼 night view. Large floor-to-ceiling windows + champagne🥂, it's only when you see this scene as the lights come on at sunset that you feel you've truly arrived in Tokyo. 🍣Japanese Restaurant “Mai” (Dance) A Japanese restaurant with quiet private rooms, each dish is exquisitely prepared. The half-meter-long sushi boat that arrives at the table is stunning, with tuna belly, sea urchin, tempura, a delight for Japanese cuisine lovers. 🥩Teppanyaki Restaurant “Yebisu” At the teppanyaki restaurant Ebisu, the chef says that on a clear day, you can enjoy the view of Mount Fuji🗻 while eating teppanyaki. Wagyu rib and sirloin cooked on the spot, the ester aroma produced by the Maillard reaction is so healing. The average cost per person at this restaurant is about 2000 yen, and when you eat the Wagyu, you feel it's worth the price! Highly recommended! Worth the trip even if you're not staying at the hotel! 🍺ESCALIER BAR The sky bar on the 22nd floor has an excellent view of the Tokyo Tower, the bartender speaks Chinese, and once you sit here, the mood of the modern and upscale society in 'Tokyo Girl's Guide' comes alive. —"Be a woman who dates at Joe Robuchon, a Michelin three-star restaurant, before turning thirty." Little do they know, the restaurant written about in the book is right below the Westin. 📍The Westin Tokyo