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

Room Waikiki View King

324 sq. ft. / City View / 3 Guests / 1 King Bed

The Room Waikiki View King at Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel gives you 324 sq. ft. of space in the heart of Waikiki, with a private lanai overlooking the city. Designed for up to 3 guests, it offers an easy base for days spent exploring Kalakaua Avenue, relaxing by the outdoor pool or walking across the street to Waikiki Beach in under 5 minutes. Inside, the room is arranged with one king bed, a separate bedroom layout and air conditioning for comfort after a day in Honolulu. A 55-inch Smart TV with cable service, premium channels and Netflix pairs with WiFi (via the resort charge), a phone with free local calls, a coffee/tea maker and a microwave. The private bathroom has a bathtub or shower, towels, a hair dryer, shampoo, soap and designer toiletries. Connecting or adjoining rooms may be available, and the room includes wheelchair-accessible features such as low-height counters or sink. Your stay also includes the hotel’s resort-charge experience, with 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, reef-friendly mineral sunscreen at the pool, concierge assistance in the Beachcomber Activities Lounge and up to 60 minutes of daily local or international phone calls. You can enjoy live music at Maui Brewing Co., pick up coffee or casual bites at Hawaiian Aroma Caffé, and return to a non-smoking city-view retreat with housekeeping available on request.

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This category looks out over the city streets of Waikiki from a private lanai, giving you a front-row seat to the energy of Kalakaua Avenue below rather than an ocean outlook. It’s a good fit for guests who want to be in the middle of the action and don’t mind trading sea views for street life, since the beach itself is still just a short walk away.

The room is furnished with one king bed and is designed to comfortably sleep up to three guests. A crib can be added at no charge for a young child, making it workable for a couple traveling with an infant, though it stays best suited to two adults plus one guest rather than a larger family.

Yes, the room includes a private lanai with city views, a nice spot for morning coffee or catching the evening breeze before heading out to Waikiki Beach, which is roughly a five-minute walk across the street.

The private bathroom comes with a bathtub or shower combination, designer toiletries, shampoo and soap, plus towels and a hair dryer. It’s a standard, well-appointed hotel bathroom rather than an oversized spa-style layout, in keeping with the room’s compact footprint.

The Room Waikiki View King sits among the hotel’s lower-floor, city-facing rooms, while partial ocean-view lanai rooms are positioned on higher floors. If uninterrupted water views matter more to you than proximity to the lobby and street-level energy, it’s worth stepping up a category; otherwise this room delivers the same 55-inch Smart TV, lanai and resort amenities at a more accessible price point.

Along with the room, guests receive the hotel’s resort-charge inclusions: Wi-Fi for up to four devices, in-room coffee and tea, beach towel use, access to the pool and hot tub, fitness center entry, up to 60 minutes of daily phone calls, reef-friendly sunscreen at the pool, concierge help in the Beachcomber Activities Lounge, and live music at Maui Brewing Co.

At 324 sq. ft. with one king bed, it’s best suited to couples or a parent traveling with one child using a crib, rather than a full family needing extra bedding. Its size and city-view lanai make it a practical, well-priced base for a multi-night Waikiki stay rather than a room designed for lounging in for hours on end.

Waikiki Beach is directly across the street, about a five-minute walk from the hotel entrance. The outdoor pool and hot tub are on-site, and dining options include the rooftop Maui Brewing Co. for craft beer and live music and Hawaiian Aroma Caffé in the lobby for coffee, açaí bowls and casual bites.

Because city-view rooms like this one sit on the lower floors facing Kalakaua Avenue, they tend to pick up more street-level buzz than the partial ocean-view lanai rooms higher up. Guests sensitive to noise may want to request a higher floor within the category or consider it worth the trade-off for being closer to the lobby and elevators.

The property adds a daily resort charge covering Wi-Fi, pool access, fitness center use and other perks, so it’s worth factoring that into the overall cost. The room is also non-smoking, wheelchair-accessible features are available, and connecting or adjoining rooms can sometimes be arranged for guests traveling together.

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