TORONTO — The Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto has launched the first phase of its $50-million guestroom-revitalization project. The renovations are currently underway and scheduled for completion in 2025, in time for the hotel’s 50th anniversary celebration.
The initial phase encompasses the transformation of 450 guestrooms, the majority of which are now available for new bookings. Guests can immerse themselves in a contemporary ambiance featuring wood finishes and a colour palette drawn from the serene hues of Lake Ontario. The revitalized rooms not only reflect the Westin brand’s commitment to providing a restful environment but also align with the hotel’s sustainability program.
The newly renovated bathrooms boast a cutting-edge water-filtration system, reducing the need for disposable plastic bottles.
The Westin Heavenly branding has been extended to the bathrooms, introducing a range of new amenities to enhance the overall guest experience. The commitment of wellness extends beyond the guestrooms, as demonstrated by the newly expanded gym. The facility features a zen-like yoga and Meditation Studio, complete with Studio by Lululemon.
“We’re thrilled to unveil a sampling of our fully renovated guestrooms, designed to promote health and wellness, superior rest, sustainability and the connection to our location between Lake Ontario and the bustling city of Toronto,” says Peter Gillis, general manager of The Westin Harbour Castle, Toronto. “These renovations are a testament to our commitment to providing an exceptional experience for our guests, and we look forward to completing the first phase.”
