Standard Room
16 Guests / 1 single bed
The Standard Room at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort offers a practical Waikiki stay with a balcony or terrace and a window for natural light. This non-smoking room is air conditioned, carpeted and designed with everyday comfort in mind, including blackout curtains, a desk, closet, clothes rack, in-room safe, ironing facilities and Braille and tactile signage. Square footage and a specific view are not listed for this room category, so guests should book knowing those details are not specified here. The room is listed to sleep 16 guests and includes 1 single bed. The layout brings together the essentials for resting, working and keeping refreshments close at hand, with a refrigerator, coffee and tea maker, and free bottled water provided in the room. Entertainment and connectivity include a TV with satellite and cable channels, telephone, wireless internet access and free Wi-Fi. The bathroom features a shower and hair dryer, keeping the setup simple and convenient after time on Waikiki Beach. Your stay at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort includes access to a beachfront resort setting directly on Waikiki Beach, with on-site dining such as Duke’s Waikiki, Hula Grill Waikiki and Blue Note Hawaii available within the property. This room is not described as an all-inclusive accommodation, so meals, drinks, resort fees and other charges should not be assumed to be included in the room rate unless shown during booking. Resort fee inclusions listed for the property include Wi-Fi, in-room coffee and tea, local and international calls up to 60 minutes daily, reusable water bottles, a tote bag, 24/7 fitness center access, pool access, beach towels, cultural activities and other stated benefits.
What's included in this room?
- Private furnished balcony or terrace with a window view
- Compact carpeted layout with a desk and closet for storage
- One single bed in a room listed to sleep up to sixteen guests
- Simple bathroom featuring a shower and complimentary hair dryer
- Carpeted interior with a desk, clothes rack and blackout curtains
- In-room refrigerator and coffee-tea maker stocked with free bottled water
- Satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, in-room safe and ironing facilities included
- Daily resort fee adds Wi-Fi, coffee, gym access and beach towels
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Standard Room FAQs
What does the Standard Room at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort look out onto?
The room comes with a private balcony or terrace and a window for natural light, though the exact outlook varies by room assignment rather than being tied to a fixed view category. Guests who want a guaranteed ocean or Diamond Head outlook typically move up to a higher room tier, while the Standard Room is better suited to travelers who see the balcony as a bonus rather than the main draw.
How is the bed configured in the Standard Room, and who is it best for?
This category is set up with one single bed, which makes it best suited to a solo traveler or a guest who wants a simple, no-frills base in Waikiki. While the room is listed with capacity for a larger number of guests, the single-bed layout itself is most comfortable for one person rather than a couple or family sharing the space.
Does the Standard Room have its own balcony or terrace?
Yes, the room includes a private balcony or terrace along with a window, giving guests a spot to step outside and get fresh Waikiki air even without a specific view being guaranteed. It’s a nice feature for morning coffee from the in-room coffee and tea maker before heading down to the beach.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
The bathroom is kept simple and functional, with a shower and a hair dryer on hand, which suits guests who are spending most of their time out on Waikiki Beach or exploring rather than lingering in the room. It’s designed for quick turnarounds between the pool, the beach and the resort’s restaurants.
How does the Standard Room compare to the resort's Club Rooms or Suites?
The Standard Room covers the essentials — air conditioning, a desk, closet, in-room safe and a balcony — but it does not include the Voyager 47 Club Lounge access or the larger separate seating areas that come with Club Rooms and Suites at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort. Guests wanting more space, multiple beds or lounge perks should look at those higher categories instead.
What's included with my stay when I book this room category?
Every stay carries the resort’s daily inclusions: Wi-Fi for multiple devices, in-room coffee and tea, local and international calls up to 60 minutes daily, reusable water bottles, 24/7 fitness center access, pool access and beach towels. Meals, spa treatments and dining at Duke’s Waikiki, Hula Grill Waikiki or Blue Note Hawaii are booked separately and are not bundled into the room rate.
Is the Standard Room a good fit for couples or families?
Because it’s built around a single bed, this category is best suited to a solo traveler or someone prioritizing a low-cost home base in Waikiki rather than a couple or family who need more sleeping space. Families or couples wanting extra beds or a separate sitting area are generally better matched with one of the resort’s larger room categories.
How close is the Standard Room to the beach and the resort's restaurants?
Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort sits directly on Waikiki Beach, so guests in any room category, including the Standard Room, are just an elevator ride from the sand, the oceanfront pool, and on-site dining at Duke’s Waikiki, Hula Grill Waikiki and the Blue Note Hawaii jazz club. The Royal Hawaiian Center and International Market Place are also an easy walk away.
Which side of the hotel is quieter for a good night's sleep?
Because Duke’s Waikiki runs live music nightly on its beachfront stage and hosts a lively Sunday beach party from 4 to 6 pm, rooms directly over that stretch can pick up some evening sound, while rooms set further from the ground-floor bar and pool area tend to be calmer. Guests who are sensitive to noise can mention this preference when booking.
What should I know about this room that isn't obvious from the description?
The Standard Room includes practical touches like blackout curtains, an in-room safe, ironing facilities and Braille and tactile signage, and connectivity comes via free Wi-Fi, satellite TV and a telephone with the daily call minutes covered by the resort fee. It’s worth remembering that Wi-Fi, coffee and tea, and fitness center access are bundled into the resort fee rather than the room rate itself.