2335 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

Or Ocean View

360 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 4 Guests / 2 Double OR 2 Twin Beds

The Or Ocean View room at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort offers 360 sq. ft. of comfortable space with an Ocean View, giving guests a relaxed Waikiki setting from which to settle in and enjoy the shoreline atmosphere. Designed for up to 4 guests, it is a welcoming choice for travellers who want an ocean-view room at the heart of their stay. Inside, the room features either 2 Double or 2 Twin Beds, making it well suited to friends, families or small groups travelling together. The layout keeps the focus on easy shared living, with sleeping arrangements that support a flexible stay. The bathroom is part of the private accommodation, giving guests the convenience and privacy expected when booking this room category. Guests booking the Or Ocean View room can enjoy the all-inclusive experience of staying at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort, with the ease of having their room, view and resort setting brought together in one Waikiki beach stay. From the comfort of a 360 sq. ft. room with Ocean View to the convenience of accommodation for up to 4 guests, this category is designed for a simple, relaxed resort escape.

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This category is built around the shoreline outlook, with spectacular ocean views paired with a private balcony and cozy sitting area so you can take in the Waikiki coastline right from your room. It’s a genuine step up for anyone who wants the ocean as the backdrop to their stay rather than a city or mountain outlook.

The Or Ocean View room is outfitted with 2 Double or 2 Twin Beds, and the layout is designed to comfortably sleep up to 4 guests. That makes it a practical fit for two couples traveling together, a family of four, or a small group of friends who don’t want to be split across rooms.

Yes — the room comes with a private furnished lanai, which is the classic Waikiki balcony feature at this resort. It’s the spot guests tend to use for morning coffee or an evening unwind, with the ocean view making it a natural extension of the living space rather than an afterthought.

The bathroom is private and fitted with a bathtub and shower combination, along with a hair dryer for everyday convenience. Guests traveling with children or who simply prefer a bath over a stand-up shower will find this configuration works well for a family-style stay.

The Or Ocean View room shares the same 360 sq. ft. footprint as the Partial Ocean View room, but trades a partial, building-interrupted sightline for a fuller ocean outlook. Stepping up to a Club-tier room at the resort adds lounge access with daily breakfast and evening refreshments, which is the main difference if you’re weighing a further upgrade.

Guests in the Or Ocean View room get the same all-inclusive resort experience as the rest of the property, including Wi-Fi covering multiple devices through the daily resort fee and access to the oceanfront pool. It’s a straightforward package that bundles the room, the view and the resort setting together.

With beds for up to 4 guests and a flexible double-or-twin bed setup, this room leans toward families, small groups or friends sharing a stay, though couples looking for extra space over a standard city view room also book it comfortably. The layout and ocean-facing lanai make it an easy fit for a multi-night Waikiki stay rather than just a quick overnight.

The resort sits directly on Waikiki Beach, so an ocean-view room keeps you within a short walk of the sand, and on-site dining at Duke’s Waikiki and Hula Grill Waikiki means restaurants are just as close. It’s also only steps from the International Market Place for anyone who wants to wander beyond the resort.

Because the Or Ocean View room faces the shoreline rather than the street side, it sits away from the bustle of Kalakaua Avenue, so the main sound most guests notice is the ocean itself rather than traffic or nightlife. Guests who want total quiet still tend to find the ocean-facing side calmer than city-view rooms closer to the road.

Many of the resort’s rooms, including this category, have been through recent renovations, so you can expect natural wood tones and local artwork alongside the practical essentials like the refrigerator, in-room coffee and tea kit, and in-room safe. It’s worth knowing the resort fee is what covers your Wi-Fi and pool access, so those amenities are part of the stay rather than a separate add-on.

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