The Westin Tampa Bay
Rated Very good by our guests
Price History and Trends for July 2026
The Westin Tampa Bay Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book The Westin Tampa Bay in in Tampa based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for The Westin Tampa Bay
- Lowest Price Period: Lowest-price periods are late August through September and late-November (post-Thanksgiving) — many nights fall in the $143–$180 range. There are occasional cheap weekdays in summer and early-December as well.
- Potential Savings: Maximum one-night saving: about $596 (peak $739 on 2026-05-20 vs low $143.20 on 2026-05-25 / 2026-08-23). More typical savings from shifting dates are $30–$120/night (20–60% cheaper) when moving off event/holiday spikes into shoulder or low-season nights.
- Average Rate: Estimated average nightly rate across the provided range: about $230/night; median/typical night clusters around $190–$210/night.
- Booking Tip: Target nights priced under $175 (many available in late Aug–Sep and post-Thanksgiving). Avoid known spike dates (e.g., 2026-05-20, early-December holidays, Jan–Mar event weeks) or book those early. Use Marriott Bonvoy/member rates, set price alerts, pick flexible/cancellable rates so you can rebook if the price drops, and compare +/-3 days around your target stay. For high-demand dates, book 3–6 months out; for shoulder/low-season you can often wait 2–4 weeks and monitor prices.
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Guest Tips & Highlights
It was clean, convenient, staff was friendly and helpful plus there was a Starbucks in the lobby. The view of our room was amazing!
The hotel was lovely, and the breakfast was amazing.
Top Attractions Near The Westin Tampa Bay
The Westin Tampa Bay is well placed for exploring Tampa's top attractions: waterfront promenades, family-friendly theme parks, cultural districts, and Gulf Coast beaches. Within a short drive you'll find The Florida Aquarium and Tampa Riverwalk, the historic Ybor City nightlife and dining, the thrills of Busch Gardens, and easy access to Clearwater and St. Pete beaches. The location makes it a convenient base for day trips across the Tampa Bay area.
The Florida Aquarium
A large, award-winning aquarium with exhibits on local marine life, interactive touch tanks, and daily animal presentations. Great for families.
Tampa Riverwalk & Sparkman Wharf
A scenic waterfront promenade with parks, public art, restaurants, and seasonal events. Sparkman Wharf offers food trucks, bars, and outdoor seating.
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
A large theme park combining roller coasters, animal habitats, and live shows — ideal for thrill-seekers and families.
Ybor City Historic District
Historic neighborhood known for its vibrant nightlife, Cuban and Spanish heritage, boutique shops, and cigar shops and factories.
Clearwater Beach (Gulf Coast)
One of the Gulf Coast's most popular white-sand beaches with restaurants, water sports, and sunsets — a top day-trip destination.
Tampa Museum of Art
Contemporary and classical art museum located near the Riverwalk with rotating exhibitions, events, and a riverside setting.
Hyde Park Village
Upscale shopping and dining district with boutiques, cafés, and a relaxed village atmosphere — good for strolling and people-watching.
Fort De Soto Park
A large county park with pristine beaches, fishing piers, kayaking, and nature trails — excellent for a full-day outdoor escape.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from The Westin Tampa Bay
Make the most of your stay at The Westin Tampa Bay with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Tampa:
- Day 1 – Arrival & Waterfront: Check in, relax and enjoy the lobby Starbucks. Take an easy evening stroll along the Tampa Riverwalk and dine at Sparkman Wharf or a waterfront restaurant.
- Day 2 – Aquarium & Downtown Culture: Morning visit to The Florida Aquarium, lunch downtown, and spend the afternoon at the Tampa Museum of Art. Evening options: Riverwalk nightlife or a show at Tampa Theatre.
- Day 3 – Theme Park Adventure: Full day at Busch Gardens (roller coasters, animal encounters). Return to the hotel for a relaxed dinner and drinks at the hotel's restaurant/bar.
- Day 4 – Historic & Local Flavor: Explore Ybor City — walk the historic streets, visit cigar shops and museums, and try Cuban-inspired cuisine. Late afternoon visit to Hyde Park Village for boutique shopping.
- Day 5 – Beach Day & Departure: Head west for a Clearwater or Fort De Soto beach day (sunset at Clearwater recommended). Return to the hotel to check out and depart (remember check-out is 11:00).
Why The Westin Tampa Bay Is Perfect for Exploring in Tampa
Tampa blends waterfront scenery, cultural neighborhoods, family attractions, and easy access to Gulf Coast beaches, making it a versatile destination for couples, families, and business travelers. The Westin Tampa Bay is a strong choice because guests consistently praise its cleanliness, friendly staff, renovated rooms with bay views, and convenient on-site amenities (including Starbucks and an on-site restaurant). Its location gives you quick access to downtown attractions and the region's beaches while providing comfortable, quiet rooms — a practical and comfortable base for exploring the Tampa Bay area.
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The Westin Tampa Bay
7627 Courtney Campbell Causeway
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Best Time to Visit in Tampa
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Tampa
Best Time to Visit
Spring
High Season
Winter (December–February): snowbird season, holidays, and major festivals drive up prices; expect busiest tourism and highest rates.
Value Season
Summer (June–August) and early Fall (September): hotter weather and hurricane risk lower demand—hotels and airfares can be cheaper, though weekend and holiday rates may still rise.
Spring
March–May. Mild to warm temperatures (60s–80s°F / high teens–mid 20s°C), lower humidity than summer, blooming outdoor festivals, and spring break visitors in March. Great beach days and boat tours; spring also brings sports playoffs and college events.
Advantages
- Very pleasant weather for outdoor activities and beaches
- Easier to book outdoor tours (dolphin cruises, fishing) than winter peak
- Many festivals and sporting events
Considerations
- Spring break weekends (March) can make beaches and hotels crowded
- Some event weekends increase hotel rates (sports playoffs, college events)
- Mid-spring pollen can affect allergy sufferers
Key Events in in Tampa
Gasparilla Pirate Festival
Big parade with decorated floats and pirate-themed groups, Street festivals, live music, and large spectator crowds, Significant impact on downtown hotel availability and trafficTampa’s signature event (typically late January). A large pirate-themed parade and a series of community events that draw big crowds to downtown and Bayshore.
Florida State Fair (Tampa)
Carnival rides, agricultural exhibits and food vendors, Concerts and special events that increase local demand, Busy roads and higher hotel occupancy near the fairgroundsAnnual state fair held in Tampa (usually February). Family-friendly with exhibits, rides, concerts and agricultural showcases.
Guavaween (Ybor City)
Costume parades and street festivities in historic Ybor, Heavy foot traffic and special late-night hours for bars and clubs, Plan transportation; streets can be congested and parking limitedA longstanding Halloween festival held in Ybor City (typically late October). Street parties, costume contests and local vendors draw crowds.
Tampa Bay Sports (Buccaneers & Lightning)
Home games (NFL in fall/winter, NHL in winter/spring) create busy weekends, Book hotels early for playoff runs or major matchups, Tailgating and pre-game events in nearby neighborhoodsNFL and NHL seasons bring home-game weekends that increase hotel demand, restaurants and nightlife, especially near downtown and Channelside.
Tampa Bay Comic Con / Fan Expos
Convention-center crowds and higher downtown hotel rates, Special events, autograph lines and long exhibit hours, Plan for crowded public transport and limited parkingPop-culture conventions and expos occur at various times of year and draw out-of-town visitors for a mix of panels, exhibitors and celebrity appearances.
Weather Tips
Tampa is subtropical: expect hot, humid summers with frequent afternoon thunderstorms and a pronounced hurricane season (June–November). Pack light, breathable clothing, sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, rain jacket or poncho, and insect repellent. For beach days bring reef-safe sunscreen and a cooler with water. Always check NOAA and local weather alerts during hurricane season; consider travel insurance and flexible bookings if traveling during June–November.
Understanding in Tampa Prices
Tampa hotel prices fluctuate with seasonal tourism, major events, and conventions. Peak demand runs from late fall through early spring when 'snowbirds' and visitors escaping colder climates arrive; prices typically spike around major local events (Gasparilla, Florida State Fair, large concerts and sporting events) and during NFL/Hockey home-game weekends. Summer can offer lower weekday rates but higher weekend demand from families on vacation. Hurricane season (June–November) and especially active periods can depress prices or cause last-minute volatility. Convention schedules and cruise-ship sailings from the Port of Tampa also push rates up; book well in advance for downtown and Westshore hotels during big conventions. For the best deals, monitor event calendars, book 30–90 days ahead for high season and 7–21 days ahead for shoulder/value periods, and consider neighborhoods outside downtown (Ybor, Hyde Park, Westshore, South Tampa, or Clearwater/St. Pete for beach stays) for lower nightly rates.
Essential Travel Tips for in Tampa United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
Tampa International Airport (TPA) is the main hub; renting a car is convenient for exploring beaches and nearby cities, though downtown has public transit and walkable neighborhoods.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Fly into Tampa International Airport (TPA) for easiest access; it’s close to downtown and well-served by major carriers.
- 2.Rent a car if you plan to visit Clearwater, St. Pete, or multiple beaches—parking is sometimes limited but generally available.
- 3.Use the TECO Line Streetcar to travel between downtown, Channelside and historic Ybor City for a scenic, convenient option.
- 4.Rideshares (Uber/Lyft) and taxis are widely available; consider them for nightlife and event nights to avoid parking hassles.
- 5.Check event calendars—major conventions, Gasparilla and game days create heavy traffic and limited parking.
Pro Traveler Tip
For the best combination of weather, fewer crowds and lower prices, aim for late October–mid November or March–early May. If you’re combining a cruise out of the Port of Tampa, spend a night in Tampa either before or after your cruise to avoid last-minute travel disruptions; Tampa International Airport has efficient connections and the port is easily reachable from the city.
Frequently Asked Questions
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