Best rooms at The Westin Tempe, ranked
Best overall: Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Mountain View — a roomy 377 sq. ft. with a clear mountain view and seating. Best for families: Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds, Mountain View or the Executive Suite, with Sofa bed — more sleeping space and living areas; the Executive Suite, with Sofa bed (Tub) is the pick if you want a tub in addition to a sofa bed.
In this guide
- Why these rooms stand out
- Best for solo or business travelers: Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Mountain View
- Best for families or groups on a budget: Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds, Mountain View
- Best for families or longer stays: Executive Suite, with Sofa bed
- Best for anyone who wants a bath: Executive Suite, with Sofa bed (Tub)
- When to pick Traditional Room or an accessible option
Why these rooms stand out
The Westin Tempe offers six distinct room types; the ones travelers most often prefer balance view, space, and sleeping configuration. Mountain-view Deluxe Rooms give good panoramic sightlines without upgrading to a suite.
Suites add a living area and sofa bed, which helps families or groups who need separate sleeping or lounging space. The Executive Suite options include both a standard layout and a version noted to include a tub.
- View and natural light: Deluxe Rooms with Mountain View are designed to highlight the skyline and nearby buttes.
- Space and privacy: Executive Suite layouts provide a separate living area and a Double Sofa Bed in addition to the King Bed.
- Bathroom options: One Executive Suite is specifically listed with a tub for guests who prefer a bath.
| Room type | Why choose it |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Mountain View | Best single-king option for views and seating |
| Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds, Mountain View | Best for families who want two beds plus views |
| Executive Suite, with Sofa bed (Tub) | Best suite if you want a tub plus living area and sofa bed |
Best for solo or business travelers: Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Mountain View
At 377 sq. ft., the Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, Mountain View is the top pick for one or two adults who want a king bed, a seating area, and a mountain-facing view. It’s comfortable for work or downtime and keeps you near the rooftop amenities and dining.
Expect the usual Westin in-room features: spa-inspired bathroom fixtures and a work-friendly desk area. This room type balances price and perks without requiring a suite upgrade.
- Size: 377 sq. ft. (listed)
- Sleeps: 3 guests (per hotel listing)
- Good for: single travelers, couples, business stays
| Perks | Notes |
|---|---|
| Mountain view | Clear sightlines toward nearby buttes and downtown |
| Work space | Desk and seating area suitable for laptop use |
| Access | Easy access to rooftop pool and Terra Tempe dining |
Best for families or groups on a budget: Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds, Mountain View
If you need more than one bed but don’t want a suite, choose the Deluxe Room, 2 Queen Beds, Mountain View (393 sq. ft.). It gives you two beds, ample floor space, and the same mountain views as the king Deluxe.
This room type is useful for families with children who are comfortable sharing a single room, or groups who want to stay together without booking multiple rooms.
- Size: 393 sq. ft.
- Beds: 2 Queen Beds — sleeps up to 4 per listing
- Good for: families with kids, friends traveling together
| What you get | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Two queen beds | More sleeping capacity without upgrading to suite |
| Mountain view | Same view benefit as Deluxe King rooms |
| Near dining and pool | Quick walk to Terra Tempe and rooftop Skysill |
Best for families or longer stays: Executive Suite, with Sofa bed
The Executive Suite, with Sofa bed adds a dedicated living area plus a Double Sofa Bed and a King Bed. The living space makes it easier to spread out, entertain, or give kids a separate sleeping area.
Executive Suites are also useful when you need extra workspace or extra seating beyond what a standard room provides. The suite’s layout generally includes a compact dining or minibar area.
- Beds: 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
- Good for: families, small groups, multi-night stays
- Layout: separate living area for privacy and flexibility
| Suite feature | Traveler benefit |
|---|---|
| Separate living area | Space to relax without disturbing sleepers |
| Sofa bed | Additional sleeping spot for kids or an extra guest |
| Minibar/dining area | Light in-room entertaining and snacks |
Best for anyone who wants a bath: Executive Suite, with Sofa bed (Tub)
If a bathtub matters to your stay, the Executive Suite, with Sofa bed (Tub) is the option specifically listed as having a tub in addition to the suite features. Choose this suite for a longer soak after a day of sightseeing or events.
This room keeps the same living area and sofa bed benefit as the other Executive Suite configuration, but adds the bathing choice for guests who don’t prefer showers only.
- Includes a tub in the bathroom (property listing)
- Sleeps: 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
- Good for: travelers who prefer baths, families, wedding parties
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Freestanding tub / bathtub listed | Relaxation option not available in all rooms |
| Same suite living layout | Keeps space and sofa-bed benefits |
| Useful for events | Handy for wedding parties or overnight family gatherings |
When to pick Traditional Room or an accessible option
Traditional Room options exist in both 1 King Bed and 2 Queen Beds configurations; the property also lists Traditional Room (Transfer Shower) for guests who need an accessible shower. Traditional Rooms are appropriate when you want standard room features at a predictable price point.
If accessibility or a transfer shower is required, book the Traditional Room (Transfer Shower) specifically and confirm any accessibility details directly with the hotel before arrival.
- Traditional Room: available in 1 King Bed or 2 Queen Beds
- Traditional Room (Transfer Shower): specified for accessible bathing needs
- Tip: confirm accessible-path details and room features with the hotel if you have mobility requirements
| Room | Best use |
|---|---|
| Traditional Room (1 King or 2 Queens) | Standard stays and predictable layouts |
| Traditional Room (Transfer Shower) | Guests needing accessible shower arrangements |
| Executive Suite options | For extra living space or sofa-bed sleeping |
