Westin Resort Guam for sale with Colliers as broker

Westin Resort Guam © Westin Resort Guam
Colliers is handling the sale of The Westin Resort Guam amid rising tourism and growing investor interest in the Asia-Pacific region

Colliers has been selected by IGIS Asset Management to market The Westin Resort Guam. This high-profile beachfront hotel, located along Tumon Bay, offers 424 rooms across 21 floors and a wide range of luxury amenities.

Recently upgraded through a $1.6 million renovation of its villa collection, the resort also features the following:

  • Two beachfront pools and six dining venues
  • 10,000 square feet (929 square meters) of event space, including a 5,000 square-foot (464 square-meter) Royal Ballroom
  • Top-floor executive lounge and extensive meeting facilities
  • Westin WORKOUT Fitness Studio and recreational activities such as snorkeling and kayaking

Strategic timing in a rebounding market

Leading the global marketing campaign is a team of Colliers professionals, including Mark Bratton, Mike Perkins, Kei Sumiyoshi, Mark Owens, and others from the firm’s U.S. and Asia Pacific offices.

“This premier investment opportunity is strategically positioned to capitalize on Guam’s strong tourism growth, with visitor arrivals projected to reach 900,000 by 2026-27,” said Mark Bratton, SVP at Colliers. “With the master lease expiring in April 2026, investors have multiple options to unlock value, whether by renewing the Westin flag, rebranding, or self-operating.”

Colliers notes over $12 billion in hotel investments have entered markets like Japan, Vietnam, and Guam since 2023.

Originally acquired for $125 million in 2016 by Pioneer Holdings Corp. and Haevichi Hospitality Guam, the property has benefited from recent upgrades and growing investor interest in the region.

Initial offers should be submitted to Mark Bratton at Colliers’ Hawaii office.

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