By Our Staff Writer
Westin Hotels & Resorts, reiterated its efforts to continue to champion rest as a vital foundation for health, performance, and overall wellness. The move by the leading wellness hospitality brand, part of Marriott Bonvoy’s global portfolio of more than 30 hotel brands, to place sleep at the very heart of the travel experience, comes ahead of the World Sleep Day, which falls on March 13.
For over a decade, Westin has empowered guests to transcend the rigors of travel while on the road through the brand’s pillars of well-being – Sleep Well, Eat Well, and Move Well, the wellness hospitality major said.
Every Westin sleep experience begins with the brand’s iconic Heavenly® Bed, featuring custom-designed mattresses, plush pillows, and luxurious linens that have redefined hotel sleeping standards since their introduction, it said.
Complementing the bed are signature sleep-enhancing touchpoints such as the Sleep Well Lavender Balm, infused with calming essential oils to ease tension before rest, and the Sleep Well Menu, offering thoughtfully curated, sleep-supportive superfoods through in-room dining.
“Sleep is not something we treat as a moment in time at Westin Hotels & Resorts,” said Cristiano Rinaldi, Chief Lodging Product & Services Officer – Asia Pacific excluding China, Marriott International. “It’s a long-term commitment. Our role is to help guests genuinely disconnect, recover, and experience rest in a way that feels intentional and achievable,” Rinaldi said.
“World Sleep Day is a powerful reminder of why this matters, and how Westin continues to lead with purpose,” Rinaldi said.
This World Sleep Day, as wellness-led travel and sleep tourism continue to grow, Westin hotels across the region are building upon these signature foundations with expert-led programmes, cultural wellness practices, and immersive experiences that transform sleep from a nightly necessity into a holistic wellness journey, the hospitality major said.
Beyond sleep, Westin’s approach to restorative travel is supported by two other signature pillars – Eat Well and Move Well – reinforcing the brand’s belief that well-being is holistic and interconnected, it said
