One Bedroom Seascape Suite
660 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King Bed
The One Bedroom Seascape Suite at ‘Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach gives you 660 sq. ft. of contemporary Waikiki space with a seascape outlook designed for longer, slower days by the shore. A private furnished balcony, or lanai, extends the room outdoors, creating an easy place to take in the ocean view before heading down to the resort’s beachfront setting on Kalakaua Avenue. Inside, the suite is arranged around 1 King Bed and accommodates up to 4 guests. The one-bedroom layout offers added separation for relaxing between beach time, dining and evenings out in Waikiki, while in-room comforts include air conditioning, complimentary wireless internet, an HD flat-screen TV, refrigerator, and a coffee and tea maker with Hawaiian Paradise coffee and tea. The bathroom is part of the suite’s private accommodation, giving guests a comfortable base for unhurried mornings and easy returns after a full day in Honolulu. Your stay includes a resort experience shaped by ‘Alohilani’s signature spaces and included amenities rather than an all-inclusive meal plan. Guests can enjoy complimentary wireless internet, local and long-distance calling allowances, a daily local newspaper at the front desk, a 24-hour business center and express check-out. Around the resort, moments range from the two-story saltwater Oceanarium in the lobby to the Swell Pool & Bar on the fifth-floor rooftop of the Seascape Tower, plus on-site dining, Spa U’ilani and FIT Waikiki. Breakfast, parking and some services may carry additional charges, so guests booking this suite should plan accordingly.
What's included in this room?
- Private furnished balcony framing sweeping seascape views over Waikiki
- 660 sq. ft. one-bedroom suite with a separate living space
- One king bed in the bedroom, sleeping up to four guests
- Private en-suite bathroom set within the suite's own quiet wing
- Contemporary Waikiki décor with a dedicated seating area for unwinding
- In-room refrigerator keeping drinks and snacks cool and within reach
- HD flat-screen TV, Hawaiian coffee and tea maker, and free Wi-Fi
- Calling allowances, daily newspaper, business center and express check-out included
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One Bedroom Seascape Suite FAQs
What does the One Bedroom Seascape Suite actually look out onto?
This suite is built around a seascape outlook, with a private furnished balcony (lanai) extending the room outdoors. Given the resort’s beachfront position on Kalakaua Avenue, the outlook is genuinely part of the appeal here, giving you a place to take in the water before heading down to the sand.
How is the bed set up, and how many guests can the suite comfortably sleep?
The suite is arranged around one king bed in the bedroom, with a separate living area giving the whole layout room to breathe. Between the two zones, the One Bedroom Seascape Suite comfortably sleeps up to four guests, which makes it a natural fit for a family or two couples travelling together.
Is there a balcony, and how would I actually use it?
Yes — the suite has a private furnished balcony that functions as an outdoor extension of the room, ideal for morning coffee before the day heats up or a quiet drink as the sun goes down over Waikiki. It’s a nice complement to the resort’s oceanfront setting rather than a formal lanai for dining.
What can I expect from the bathroom in this suite?
The bathroom is part of the suite’s own private accommodation, separate from the living and sleeping areas, which makes for an easier morning routine when you’re getting the whole party ready at once. It’s designed as a comfortable, self-contained base rather than something you’re sharing awkwardly with a shared common space.
How does this suite compare with a standard room, or with the Longboard Club level, at 'Alohilani?
At 660 sq. ft. with a true one-bedroom layout, this suite gives you a separate living space that standard Waikiki rooms simply don’t have, which matters if you’re travelling with family or want somewhere to spread out during a longer stay. Guests wanting an added private lounge and elevated food and beverage perks would look toward the Longboard Club level, but for space and a seascape outlook at a one-bedroom scale, this category stands on its own.
What's included with the One Bedroom Seascape Suite beyond the room itself?
Booking this category comes with ‘Alohilani’s standard included amenities: complimentary wireless internet, unlimited local and long-distance calling allowances, a daily local newspaper at the front desk, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out. It’s a resort-amenities model rather than an all-inclusive meal plan, so dining, parking and spa treatments are booked separately.
Is this suite better suited to couples, families, or a longer stay?
The one-bedroom layout with its own separate living area makes this suite especially practical for families sharing space over several days, since there’s somewhere to relax that isn’t the bedroom. It works just as well for couples who want extra room and a seascape view without needing the full separation of a multi-bedroom suite.
How far is this suite from the beach, the pool, and on-site dining?
‘Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach sits directly on Kalakaua Avenue beside Kuhio Beach, so the sand is only a short walk from the lobby. The rooftop Swell Pool & Bar sits on the fifth floor of the Seascape Tower, and dining options including Morimoto Asia, Momosan, and O Bar are all on-site, so nothing requires leaving the property.
What should I know before booking that isn't obvious from the room description?
Keep in mind that breakfast, parking, and a nightly resort fee are charged separately from the room rate, and a $100 per-person fee applies if you bring a third or fourth guest into the suite. It’s worth budgeting for these extras up front so the overall cost of your stay at ‘Alohilani is clear before you arrive.
Does the One Bedroom Seascape Suite work well for a first stay in Waikiki?
It’s a strong choice for a first visit, since the separate living and sleeping areas give you room to settle in, and the seascape-facing balcony offers an easy orientation point looking out toward the water. Being on-site at ‘Alohilani also puts the Oceanarium, FIT Waikiki, and Spa U’ilani within easy reach without needing to plan transport on day one.