Partial Ocean View
334 sq. ft. / Partial Ocean View / 4 Guests / 1 King OR 2 Queen Beds
The Partial Ocean View room at ‘Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach gives you 334 sq. ft. of contemporary space with a partial ocean view from a furnished lanai. Designed for Waikiki stays that balance time outdoors with a comfortable place to recharge, the room includes wireless internet access, a laptop-friendly workspace, HDTV, in-room climate control with heating, a wardrobe or closet, and daily housekeeping. Choose 1 King or 2 Queen Beds, with pillowtop mattresses, bedsheets provided and hypo-allergenic bedding available. The room sleeps up to 4 guests, and free cribs or infant beds are available for younger travelers; rollaway or extra beds are not provided. A dining table, mini-fridge, electric kettle, phone, iron and ironing board, hair dryer, shampoo, soap and toilet paper add practical comfort, while a microwave may be requested. The bathroom is partially open and includes a shower/tub combination. Your stay includes the ease of resort essentials such as complimentary wireless internet in the guest room, along with the comforts that make this category a strong choice for couples, friends or families booking Waikiki. Pets are allowed, so eligible four-legged companions can be part of the trip, and housekeeping is provided daily, with towel and bed sheet changes available on request. From your Partial Ocean View room, settle into a relaxed Waikiki rhythm: morning coffee or tea in-room, time on the lanai with a glimpse of the ocean, and the flexibility to return to a calm, well-equipped space between beach, pool, dining and island plans.
What's included in this room?
- Furnished lanai delivers a partial glimpse of the Pacific beyond Waikiki
- 334 sq. ft. layout arranged as a comfortable single bedroom retreat
- One king or two queen beds, sleeping up to four guests
- Partially open bathroom with a shower and tub combination
- Dining table and laptop-friendly workspace anchor a relaxed seating corner
- Mini-fridge, electric kettle and espresso maker stocked for easy refreshments
- 65-inch HDTV, in-room safe, room service and free wireless internet
- Daily housekeeping plus unlimited Hawaiian Paradise coffee and tea included
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Partial Ocean View FAQs
What does the Partial Ocean View room actually look out onto?
From the furnished lanai you get a genuine slice of the Pacific layered in among Waikiki’s skyline, rather than an unobstructed water-to-horizon view. It’s a nice step up from a city-facing room for guests who want a taste of the ocean without paying for a full oceanfront category, especially if you plan to spend most daylight hours at the beach or pool anyway.
How are the beds configured and how many people can the room sleep?
The Partial Ocean View room is offered with 1 King or 2 Queen Beds, and it comfortably sleeps up to four guests. Families traveling with a baby can request a free crib, though rollaway beds are not offered in this category, which keeps the 334 sq. ft. footprint from feeling cramped.
Does this room have its own balcony or lanai?
Yes, every Partial Ocean View room comes with a private furnished lanai, giving you an outdoor spot for morning coffee or an evening drink while looking toward the water. It’s a real outdoor extension of the room rather than a Juliet balcony, so you can actually sit out there.
What is the bathroom like in this room?
The bathroom is partially open to the bedroom, a modern layout rather than a fully enclosed one, and it includes a shower/tub combination, a hair dryer, and complimentary toiletries. It’s practical for couples or families who want a quick turnaround before heading to the beach or pool.
How does the Partial Ocean View room compare to the categories above it?
This category sits above the standard city view rooms by adding that furnished lanai and a slice of ocean, while still keeping the same efficient 334 sq. ft. footprint. Guests wanting an uninterrupted, wall-to-wall ocean panorama would want to look at a higher-tier ocean view or oceanfront room, but for many travelers the partial view strikes a good value balance.
Is this room a good fit for couples, families or longer stays?
It works well for couples wanting lanai time and for small families, since it sleeps up to four guests and includes a dining table and laptop-friendly workspace for anyone settling in for a few nights. The daily housekeeping and in-room coffee/tea setup also make it comfortable for a longer Waikiki stay.
How far is the room from the beach, pool and restaurants?
‘Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach sits directly beside Kuhio Beach, so the sand is essentially at the door, and the rooftop Swell Pool & Bar is a quick elevator ride up to the Seascape Tower’s 5th floor. On-site dining options, including Morimoto-inspired restaurants and Momosan, are all within the resort itself.
Will the partial ocean view room be on a quiet or busy side of the resort?
Because these rooms face toward the ocean rather than directly onto Kalakaua Avenue, they tend to sit a bit further from street-level traffic and nightlife noise, with the lanai instead picking up the sound of the surf and the resort’s pool deck below.
What should guests know before booking that isn't obvious from the room description?
Pets are welcome in this category with some conditions, including a weight limit and required fees, and they can’t be left unattended in the room. It’s also worth knowing that a microwave isn’t standard here but can be requested, and rollaway beds aren’t available if you need extra sleeping space beyond the four-guest capacity.
What's included with the room beyond the basics?
Along with the partial ocean view lanai, guests get complimentary wireless internet, an in-room coffee and tea setup stocked with unlimited Hawaiian Paradise coffee and tea, daily housekeeping, and access to resort amenities like FIT Waikiki and the Oceanarium in the lobby.