Ocean View
Ocean View / 2 Guests / 1 king bed
The Ocean View room at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort places the Pacific at the centre of your stay, with ocean views that bring Waikiki’s shoreline into the room’s everyday rhythm. Step out to the private furnished lanai for fresh air and a direct sense of the beachfront setting, then return inside to a space designed with natural wood tones, custom furnishings and local artwork in the resort’s newly renovated room style. This room sleeps 2 guests and features 1 king bed, making it a comfortable choice for couples or solo travellers who want an ocean-view base on Waikiki Beach. Guestrooms at the resort include a refrigerator, a 27-inch Smart TV and a bathroom with a shower/tub combination, complimentary toiletries and a hair dryer, so the essentials are close at hand after time at the beach, pool or around Waikiki. Your stay at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort also connects you to the wider beachfront resort experience. On-site dining includes Duke’s Waikiki, Hula Grill Waikiki and Blue Note Hawaii, while in-room dining features selections from Hula Grill Waikiki. The daily resort fee includes WiFi for up to four devices, in-room coffee and tea, two reusable water bottles, a tote bag, 24/7 fitness centre access, pool access, beach towels, cultural activities and reef-friendly sunscreen at the pool. Beach and ocean activities can be arranged through the Aqualani Beach and Ocean Recreation desk on the beachfront.
What's included in this room?
- Private furnished lanai framing views of the Waikiki shoreline
- Renovated layout with natural wood tones and custom furnishings throughout
- One king bed sized for two guests, ideal for couples
- Bathroom fitted with a shower/tub combination, toiletries and hair dryer
- Relaxed seating area accented by local artwork and wood finishes
- In-room refrigerator keeps chilled drinks and snacks within easy reach
- 27-inch Smart TV, in-room coffee and tea, and room service from Hula Grill
- Daily resort fee adds WiFi, fitness and pool access, and beach towels
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Ocean View FAQs
What does the Ocean View room actually look out on?
The room’s private furnished lanai frames views of the Waikiki shoreline, putting the Pacific and the beachfront rhythm of the resort right outside your door rather than a side street or courtyard.
Is the king bed enough space, or is this room better for one traveler?
The 1 king bed comfortably sleeps 2 guests, making the Ocean View a solid fit for couples or a solo traveler who wants an ocean-facing base without needing extra floor space.
Does this room have a balcony I can actually use?
Yes, it includes a private furnished lanai, so you can step outside for morning coffee or evening air with a direct sense of the beachfront setting below.
What's the bathroom like in this category?
Bathrooms in this room feature a shower/tub combination along with complimentary toiletries and a hair dryer, covering the essentials after a day at the beach or pool.
How does the Ocean View compare with a standard city or mountain view room?
Where lower categories look toward the city or mountains, this room’s lanai and interior sightlines are oriented toward the ocean and Waikiki Beach, giving the same renovated wood-tone décor and layout but with a water-facing outlook.
What's included with the room besides the space itself?
Guests get the daily resort fee package, which covers WiFi for up to four devices, in-room coffee and tea, two reusable water bottles, a tote bag, 24/7 fitness centre access, pool access, beach towels, and daily cultural activities.
Is this room set up well for a longer stay or is it better for a short visit?
With its refrigerator, in-room coffee and tea, and Smart TV, the Ocean View works comfortably for a multi-night stay, though the single king bed and compact layout suit couples or solo travelers rather than families needing extra sleeping space.
How far is the room from the beach and the resort's restaurants?
The resort sits directly on Waikiki Beach, and on-site dining at Duke’s Waikiki, Hula Grill Waikiki and Blue Note Hawaii is all within the property, so the beach, pool and restaurants are all just steps from the room.
Which side of the hotel tends to be quieter for sleeping?
Rooms facing the ocean, like this Ocean View category, generally sit away from the Kalakaua Avenue street noise, giving a calmer backdrop dominated by surf sound rather than traffic.
What should I know about this room that isn't obvious from the photos?
Beyond the ocean-facing lanai, the room reflects the resort’s newly renovated style, with natural wood tones, custom furnishings and local artwork, so it feels distinct from older, unrenovated categories even at a similar size and bed configuration.