Premier Room Oceanfront View
334 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King OR 2 Queen Beds
The Premier Room Oceanfront View at ‘Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach gives you 334 sq. ft. of contemporary comfort with oceanfront views from a furnished lanai. Settle into a bright Waikiki retreat where the view is the focus, whether you are beginning the morning slowly or returning after time by the water. Inside, thoughtful touches include a dining table, mini-fridge, electric kettle, laptop-friendly workspace, wireless internet access with speeds of 25+ Mbps, climate control with heating, daily housekeeping and a 65-inch HDTV with premium cable channels. This room sleeps up to 4 guests and may be configured with 1 King or 2 Queen Beds. Pillowtop mattresses and hypo-allergenic bedding available help create a restful setting, while a rollaway/extra bed is available for a surcharge. The layout includes the bedroom and a partially open bathroom with shower only, towels, shampoo, toilet paper and free toiletries; toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request. For added flexibility, bed sheets and towels may be changed on request, and a microwave is available on request. Your stay includes the ease of resort living at ‘Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach, with complimentary wireless internet access in the room and access to featured resort amenities. Beyond your room, the resort offers the Swell Pool & Bar saltwater infinity pool deck, FIT Waikiki fitness center with complimentary daily group fitness classes, Spa U’ilani, and on-site dining that includes restaurants conceived by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto. In the lobby, the two-story saltwater Oceanarium with native Hawaiian reef fish brings a distinctive sense of place to your arrival and every return.
What's included in this room?
- Furnished private lanai framing sweeping ocean views over Waikiki Beach
- 334 sq. ft. bedroom layout with a partially open bathroom design
- One king bed or two queen beds, sleeping up to four guests comfortably
- Partially open bathroom with a shower, free toiletries and a hair dryer
- Laptop-friendly workspace and dining table set against contemporary coastal décor
- Mini-fridge alongside an electric kettle and complimentary bottled water
- 65-inch HDTV with premium channels, in-room safe and free 25+ Mbps WiFi
- Daily housekeeping plus access to the resort's pools, spa and fitness amenities
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Premier Room Oceanfront View FAQs
What does the Premier Room Oceanfront View actually look out on, and is the upgrade worth it?
This category is built around the view — the furnished lanai looks directly out over the Pacific and Waikiki Beach, rather than the side or city-facing outlooks of lower categories. For guests who plan to spend mornings or sunsets on their own balcony rather than only at the pool, the oceanfront position at ‘Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach makes the upgrade worthwhile.
How are the beds configured, and how many people can the room sleep?
The room can be set up with 1 King or 2 Queen Beds, and it comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests. The two-queen configuration works well for a family of four, while the king setup suits couples wanting the full 334 sq. ft. as open space.
Does this room have a balcony, and how is it typically used?
Yes — every Premier Room Oceanfront View comes with its own furnished private lanai, ideal for coffee at sunrise, drying off after the beach, or simply taking in the ocean air before heading down to Swell Pool & Bar or the sand at Kuhio Beach.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
The bathroom has a partially open design with a shower only (no tub), stocked with free toiletries, shampoo, and a hair dryer, plus toothbrush and toothpaste available on request — practical rather than expansive, in keeping with the room’s resort-view focus.
How does the Premier Room Oceanfront View compare with other room categories at the resort?
It sits above entry-level view categories by trading a partial or side outlook for a full, unobstructed ocean view from the lanai, while remaining a standard 334 sq. ft. footprint rather than a suite layout. Guests wanting more space or a separate living area would need to step up to a suite-level category; those prioritizing the view over square footage will find this room the better value.
What's included when I book this room category?
Along with the room itself, guests receive complimentary WiFi, daily housekeeping, and access to ‘Alohilani Resort’s featured amenities — including the Swell Pool & Bar saltwater infinity pool, FIT Waikiki fitness center with complimentary daily group classes, and Spa U’ilani.
Is this room better suited to couples, families, or longer stays?
It flexes well for both — the king bed configuration suits couples wanting an oceanfront retreat, while the two-queen setup sleeping four works for families, especially since children 17 and under can stay free using existing bedding when sharing a parent’s room.
How far is this room from the beach and the pool?
‘Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach sits directly on the beachfront next to Kuhio Beach, just a short walk from the sand, while the rooftop Swell Pool & Bar saltwater infinity pool is on the 5th floor of the property — both easily reached without leaving the resort.
What's within walking distance for dining and shopping?
The resort is steps from Waikiki’s main strip, with International Market Place about a 4-minute walk and Royal Hawaiian Center roughly a kilometer away. On-site, guests also have Morimoto-conceived restaurants, Momosan, and the lobby’s O Bar overlooking the two-story Oceanarium.
What should I budget for beyond the nightly room rate?
Guests should factor in the resort’s mandatory nightly resort fee, which covers amenities like WiFi and fitness classes, plus self- or valet parking charged separately since there is no free on-site parking. A surcharge also applies for a rollaway bed or for a third and fourth guest sharing the room.