2 City View Accessible Tub
250 Guests / 2 double beds
The 2 City View Accessible Tub at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort offers a city-view stay in the heart of Waikiki. Designed for guests booking an Accessible room category, it pairs the energy of Honolulu with the comfort of air conditioning after time on the beach, by the pool or exploring the resort. Inside, the room is furnished with 2 double beds and accommodates up to 250 guests. The Accessible bathroom includes a tub, giving this category its defining feature while keeping the layout focused on ease and practicality. With its City View and straightforward comforts, it is a simple base for days that begin and end at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort. This room is not listed as all-inclusive, so meals, drinks and resort services should be considered separately from the room booking unless included in the rate you select. Guests can enjoy on-site dining at Duke’s Waikiki, Hula Grill Waikiki and Blue Note Hawaii, along with resort-fee inclusions such as WiFi for up to 4 devices, pool access, beach towels, cultural activities and 24/7 fitness center access.
What's included in this room?
- Private furnished lanai framing the lively City View of Waikiki
- Accessible room layout designed for ease and everyday practicality
- Two double beds, sleeping up to 250 guests in comfort
- Accessible bathroom fitted with a tub for easy entry
- Simple furnishings and no-fuss décor built around accessibility
- In-room refrigerator paired with complimentary coffee and tea
- 27-inch television, in-room dining service and complimentary WiFi
- Resort fee also unlocks pool access, beach towels, cultural activities and 24/7 fitness center use
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2 City View Accessible Tub FAQs
What does the 2 City View Accessible Tub room actually look out on?
This room frames the energetic City View of Waikiki from a private furnished lanai, putting the buzz of Kalakaua Avenue and the surrounding Honolulu skyline right outside the window rather than the ocean.
How are the beds set up and who is this room best for?
The room is furnished with two double beds, making it a practical fit for groups or families who want separate sleeping spaces without booking a suite.
Does this room have a balcony or outdoor space?
Yes, it comes with a private furnished lanai that looks out over the city, giving guests a spot for morning coffee or evening downtime after the beach.
What makes the bathroom in this room 'Accessible'?
The defining feature of this category is its Accessible bathroom with a tub, laid out with ease of movement in mind rather than the walk-in shower found in some other rooms.
How does this room compare with the resort's standard City View rooms?
It shares the same city-view outlook and straightforward comforts as a Standard Room, but the layout is specifically designed for accessibility, with the tub-equipped bathroom as its defining difference.
Is anything included with this room beyond the nightly rate?
The room itself is not all-inclusive, but every stay carries the resort’s daily fee inclusions, which bring WiFi for up to four devices, pool access, beach towels, daily cultural activities and 24/7 fitness center access.
How far is this room from the beach, pool and restaurants?
Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort sits directly on Waikiki Beach, with the oceanfront pool, Duke’s Waikiki, Hula Grill Waikiki and Blue Note Hawaii all on site, so nothing requires leaving the property.
Is this room a good choice for families or longer stays?
With two double beds and a practical, accessibility-focused layout, it works well for families or small groups, especially since children 17 and under stay free in a parent’s room using existing bedding.
What should guests know before booking this room that isn't obvious from the description?
Parking at the resort is valet-only, and a daily resort fee is charged separately from the room rate, so it’s worth factoring both into the total cost of the stay.
What's the general vibe of staying on the city-view side of the resort versus the ocean-view side?
City-view rooms like this one trade a direct ocean outlook for the energy of Waikiki itself, putting guests closer to the sounds and lights of Kalakaua Avenue rather than facing the quieter oceanfront.