Club Room 2 Bedrooms Oceanfront
803 sq. ft. / 6 Guests / 2 King Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed
The Club Room 2 Bedrooms Oceanfront at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort spans 803 square feet and opens onto sweeping ocean views over Waikiki Beach, with a furnished lanai extending the living space outdoors so guests can take in the sea air and watch the surf roll in from their own private perch above the sand. Designed to comfortably sleep up to six, the room offers two king beds in separate bedrooms plus a double sofa bed in the adjoining living room, making it well suited to families or groups traveling together. The layout includes two bedrooms, a living room, and a sitting area, giving everyone room to spread out after a day at the beach. A desk provides a quiet spot to catch up on messages, while the private bathroom is outfitted with plush bathrobes, slippers, a hair dryer, and eco-friendly toiletries for a refreshing start and finish to each day. Every detail inside has been considered for comfort and ease, from premium bedding and blackout drapes that ensure a restful night to individually controlled air conditioning that keeps the tropical warmth outside where it belongs. A Smart TV with cable service and complimentary wireless internet at speeds of 50+ Mbps keep guests entertained and connected, while a refrigerator, in-room coffee and tea, and limited-hours room service make it easy to relax without leaving the room. Housekeeping and fresh towels are available on request, and free local calls round out the practical touches. Beyond the room, guests staying in this oceanfront retreat enjoy the wider rhythm of resort life, from beach towels and pool access to daily Hawaiian cultural activities and round-the-clock fitness facilities, all set against the backdrop of Waikiki’s famous shoreline.
What's included in this room?
- Furnished private lanai framing panoramic oceanfront views of the Pacific
- 803 sq. ft. two-bedroom layout with a separate living room and sitting area
- Two king beds and a double sofa bed, comfortably sleeping up to six guests
- Private bathroom with a shower-tub combo, plush robes and slippers provided
- Separate living room styled with premium bedding and blackout drapes throughout
- In-room refrigerator keeps drinks and snacks close at hand for everyone
- 27-inch Smart TV, coffee maker, limited room service, WiFi and an in-room safe
- Club Level access unlocks lounge breakfast, light refreshments and evening perks
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Club Room 2 Bedrooms Oceanfront FAQs
What does the Club Room 2 Bedrooms Oceanfront actually look out on?
This room’s furnished lanai faces the Pacific, putting Waikiki Beach and open ocean directly in view rather than the city skyline or garden grounds behind the resort. For guests who want the water as the backdrop to breakfast or an evening drink, the oceanfront exposure is the reason to book this category over a partial or garden view room.
How are the beds arranged and who is this room really built for?
The layout includes 2 king beds and a double sofa bed, split across two separate bedrooms plus a living area, sleeping up to six guests comfortably. It works well for two couples traveling together, multigenerational family groups, or a family of four with older children who want their own room rather than sharing one space.
Is there a private balcony or outdoor space with this room?
Yes, the room comes with its own furnished private lanai overlooking the ocean, ideal for morning coffee, watching the sunset, or simply catching the trade winds. It is not a plunge pool or swim-out room, but the oceanfront lanai is a genuine outdoor living space attached to the suite.
What can guests expect from the bathroom in this room?
The bathroom is set up as a private shower-tub combination stocked with eco-friendly toiletries, a hair dryer, and plush robes and slippers for lounging around the suite. It is a functional, well-appointed bathroom rather than a spa-style suite bath, suited to a family sharing the two-bedroom layout.
How does this category compare with a standard Club Room or a smaller oceanfront room?
Where a standard Club Room typically offers one bedroom and a single king or two queens, this 803 sq. ft. two-bedroom configuration adds a full separate living room and a second bedroom, effectively doubling the living space. It sits toward the top of the Club tier specifically for larger parties who want oceanfront views without splitting into two separate rooms.
What comes with the Club Level designation on this room?
Booking this category includes Club Level access, which brings lounge privileges such as buffet breakfast and light refreshments served in a dedicated space away from the main lobby. It is a paid-tier perk built into this room category rather than a resort-wide amenity, so it is one of the clearer reasons to choose this room over a comparable non-Club oceanfront suite.
Is this room a good fit for a family or a longer Hawaii stay?
With two separate bedrooms, a living room and seating for six, this is one of the more practical layouts at the resort for a family trip or an extended multi-generational stay. The extra square footage and separation between sleeping areas make a longer visit feel less cramped than a typical single-room configuration.
How far is this room from the beach, pool and on-site restaurants?
OUTRIGGER Waikiki Beach Resort sits directly on Waikiki Beach, and this oceanfront room looks straight out over the sand and water, so the beach is essentially steps away. The resort’s oceanfront pool, Duke’s Waikiki, and Hula Grill Waikiki are all on property, putting dining and pool time within a short walk of the room.
Which side of the resort is quieter for guests booking this oceanfront room?
Oceanfront-facing rooms like this one generally sit away from the Kalakaua Avenue side of the property, so traffic and street noise are far less noticeable than on rooms facing the road. Guests do hear the natural sounds of the beach and pool areas below, which most find part of the appeal rather than a disturbance.
What should guests know before booking that isn't obvious from the room description alone?
Because this is a Club category room, guests should plan on the resort’s daily fee and valet-only parking as separate costs from the room rate itself, both standard across every category at the property. It’s also worth knowing the two-bedroom layout means the sofa bed sits in the shared living space, so parties of five or six should decide bedroom arrangements before arrival.