2300 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

Room Waikiki View Double

323 sq. ft. / City View / 4 Guests / 2 Double Bed

Room Waikiki View Double at Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel offers 323 sq. ft. of space with a City View from your private lanai. Set in the heart of Waikiki, this nonsmoking room gives you a comfortable base above Kalakaua Avenue, with practical in-room touches including a refrigerator, microwave, coffee/tea maker, in-room safe, 55-inch Smart TV, pay movies, free local calls, LED light bulbs, and eco-friendly cleaning products provided. The room is arranged with 2 Double Bed and sleeps 4 guests, making it well suited to friends, couples, or families sharing one room. The layout includes a bedroom area and a private bathroom with designer toiletries, towels, soap, toilet paper, and a hair dryer. Accessibility features include a grab bar near the toilet and low-height counters/sink. Free cribs/infant beds are available, extra beds are not offered, and connecting/adjoining rooms may be requested where available. Housekeeping is provided on request. Your stay includes the hotel’s resort-charge experience rather than an all-inclusive plan. Inclusions listed for the mandatory daily resort charge include WiFi for up to 4 devices per room, in-room coffee and tea, use of beach towels, access to the pool and hot tub spa, fitness center access, concierge assistance in the Beachcomber Activities Lounge, up to 60 minutes of daily local/international phone calls, reef-friendly mineral sunscreen at the pool, a drawstring bag per room, a digital album by Makana, and live music at Maui Brewing Co. On-site dining is available, with full breakfast offered for an additional fee.

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This room’s private lanai takes in a city view over Kalakaua Avenue, putting you right above the energy of Waikiki’s main strip rather than facing the ocean. It’s a good fit for guests who want to be close to the action and don’t mind trading a water view for a lower nightly rate.

The room is set up with 2 double beds, sleeping up to four guests, which makes it a practical option for two couples traveling together or a family sharing one room. Free cribs can be added on request, but extra beds are not available at the property.

Yes, every Waikiki View Double comes with its own private lanai, a nice spot for morning coffee or unwinding in the evening while looking out over the city. It’s sized for relaxing rather than dining, so think of it as an extension of the room rather than an outdoor lounge.

The private bathroom includes a bathtub or shower, plush towels, designer toiletries and bathrobes, plus a grab bar near the toilet and low-height counters for added accessibility. It’s a comfortable, well-appointed bathroom rather than an oversized spa-style layout.

The Waikiki View Double sits among the hotel’s city-view rooms, typically located on the lower floors, while higher floors are reserved for rooms with partial ocean views. If watching the sunset over the water matters more than being close to street level, an ocean-facing category above this one would be the better pick.

Alongside the room itself, a daily resort charge adds Wi-Fi for up to four devices, in-room coffee and tea, beach towel use, and access to the pool, hot tub and fitness center. It also covers concierge help in the Beachcomber Activities Lounge, daily phone minutes, and perks like reduced admission to the Waikiki Aquarium and Bishop Museum.

With two double beds and space for four guests, it works well for families or friends sharing a room, and connecting rooms can be requested for larger groups needing more privacy. Couples looking for a quieter, more romantic setup may prefer a higher-floor room, since this category faces the lively street side of the hotel.

Waikiki Beach is roughly a 3 to 5 minute walk across Kalakaua Avenue, and the hotel’s own pool, hot tub and dining options are all on site. For food, guests can head up to Maui Brewing Co. on the rooftop or grab something quicker at the lobby’s Hawaiian Aroma Caffé.

Because this room overlooks Kalakaua Avenue, one of Waikiki’s busiest streets, there’s more ambient street sound and nightlife energy than on the ocean-facing side. Guests who want a quieter stay might request a room on a higher floor or away from the avenue, though the lanai and city buzz are part of the appeal for many travelers.

The room is fully non-smoking, includes a 55-inch Smart TV with pay-per-view movies, and uses eco-friendly cleaning products throughout. There’s no on-site spa, but the concierge can arrange outside recommendations, and housekeeping is available on request rather than as a scheduled daily service.

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