Westin hotel pillow: the four pillows Westin sells, compared

The Westin hotel pillow is a feather and down pillow with a 50/50 blend of feather and down, described by the Westin shop as plush loft. Westin also sells three other hotel pillows: a Soft Hotel Pillow and a Firm Hotel Pillow, both filled with fibre, and a white down pillow.

The specs below come from Comfie's own dataset of 102 hotel pillows from 42 hotels and hotel brands. We took them from the Westin pages of shop.marriott.com on 8 November 2026, and prices are the list prices shown that day. For how Westin compares with other hotels, see what pillows hotels actually use.

What pillows does Westin sell?

All four have a 100% cotton cover. None states a thread count.

What is in the Westin feather and down pillow?

A 50/50 blend: half feather, half down. The shop also lists an antimicrobial treatment and says the pillow is machine washable. It comes in King 20 x 36 in, Queen 20 x 30 in and a Euro size, for which no dimensions are given.

50/50 is the second most common ratio in our data, after 75% feather and 25% down. The other hotels that state 50/50 are W Hotels, Novotel and Mercure. The same build sells at very different prices: USD 95 to 125 at Westin, USD 148 to 198 at W Hotels, and EUR 89 to 109 at Novotel. Brand tier moves the price more than the fill does.

For what a 50/50 blend feels like next to pure down or a fibre fill, read down vs feather vs down alternative.

What is the difference between the Westin soft and firm hotel pillows?

Both are fibre pillows with no feathers. Westin sells the firmness as two separate products rather than one pillow with a firmness choice:

• Soft Hotel Pillow: premium down alternative fiber fill, cotton ticking, King or Queen, USD 69 to 79.
• Firm Hotel Pillow: premium fiber fill that the shop describes as memory foam-like, King or Queen, USD 79 to 89.

Westin is one of the few US hotel brands in our data that sells both a soft and a firm pillow. Most US brand shops sell one firmness per pillow, usually medium. European shops such as ibis, Pullman and Premier Inn offer soft or firm versions of the same pillow, where the firm one usually has more fill.

Which Westin pillow should you choose?

Many good hotels let you pick your pillow, soft or firm, and Westin's shop works the same way. As a general guide:

• Side sleepers usually do best on a firm pillow, which fills the gap between shoulder and head.
• Back and stomach sleepers usually prefer a soft pillow that sits lower.
• If you want feather and down, the 50/50 Feather & Down Pillow is the classic Westin bed pillow.

More detail in soft, medium or firm pillow? and are hotel pillows firm or soft?

Is the Westin down pillow worth knowing about?

It stands out in our data. Down-dominant pillows are mostly a luxury hotel item, at brands like Four Seasons and Mandarin Oriental. Westin, an upscale brand, is one of only two exceptions we found. Its Down Pillow uses premium white down, with the percentage not stated, and listed at USD 265 to 295. For comparison, the Four Seasons Pure Down Pillow listed at USD 270 to 340: see our Four Seasons pillow guide.

What size is a Westin pillow?

• King: 20 x 36 in (about 51 x 91 cm)
• Queen: 20 x 30 in (about 51 x 76 cm)
• Euro: offered on the feather and down pillow, dimensions not given

Westin does not list a Standard size on any of its four pillows. If you live outside North America, check pillow sizes by country before you buy, because your pillowcases will follow local sizes. Westin's parent shop sells the Marriott chamber pillow too, which we compare in our Marriott pillow guide.

If you want the hotel feel at home, pick your pillow the way a hotel guest does: soft or firm, by how you sleep. Browse our hotel pillows.

Comfie is not affiliated with or endorsed by any hotel named here. Specifications are as published by each hotel or its shop when we checked them on 8 November 2026.