Partial Ocean View Room
355 sq. ft. / Partial Ocean View / 4 Guests
The Partial Ocean View Room at OUTRIGGER Reef Waikiki Beach Resort offers 355 sq. ft. of comfortable space with a partial ocean view. Designed for guests who want a Waikiki stay with a glimpse of the ocean, this room provides a relaxed setting for up to 4 guests. This accommodation is furnished with 1 King Bed and is listed by the hotel as an accessible room. Its layout is suited to an easygoing stay, with the bedroom and bathroom arranged to support comfort and convenience without adding details beyond the confirmed room category. Your stay at OUTRIGGER Reef Waikiki Beach Resort places you within the resort experience while keeping the focus on this Partial Ocean View Room and its practical features. With room for up to 4 guests, 355 sq. ft. of space and a partial ocean view, it is a straightforward choice for travellers booking a Waikiki beach resort room.
What's included in this room?
- Private balcony offers a partial view of the Pacific Ocean and Waikiki skyline
- 355 sq. ft. layout with a work desk and comfortable seating area
- One king bed plus a sofa bed, sleeping up to four guests
- Accessible bathroom features a roll-in style shower with handheld shower head
- Hawaiian-inspired décor with a desk, chairs and a cozy sitting nook
- In-room refrigerator keeps drinks and snacks cool and ready
- Smart TV, coffee maker, in-room safe, Wi-Fi and room service
- Daily housekeeping plus full access to resort pools and fitness center
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Partial Ocean View Room FAQs
What does the partial ocean view actually look like from this room?
The Partial Ocean View Room is positioned so that <cite index="1-4">rooms feature views of the Waikiki skyline and a partial-ocean view from the lanai</cite>. Depending on floor and placement, guests staying in this category have reported being able to <cite index="8-18">see plenty of ocean and Diamond Head</cite> from their balcony, making it a genuine step up from a standard city-facing room.
How are the beds configured and who does the room sleep comfortably?
This category is built around 1 King Bed, with the property’s partial ocean view inventory also offered with <cite index="4-4">1 King or 2 Queen Beds</cite> depending on configuration. With the addition of a sofa bed in this layout, the room comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests, making it workable for a couple with children or two adults traveling together.
Does this room have a balcony, and how is it used?
Yes — <cite index="4-4">the lanai or balcony is included on most rooms in this category</cite>, and it’s the spot guests use to take in the partial ocean and Waikiki skyline views. <cite index="17-6">Many of the accommodations feature a private lanai, or balcony</cite>, furnished for guests to sit out with a morning coffee or an evening drink.
What is the bathroom like in the Partial Ocean View Room?
Bathrooms across the resort’s guestrooms, including this category, are finished with <cite index="14-3">Navasana Collection bath amenities, shower or shower/tub combos and vanities with a lighted mirror</cite>. This particular room is also offered in an accessible configuration, which includes an <cite index="3-5">AC-shower with a handheld shower head</cite> for guests who need it.
How does this room compare with the Resort View category below it and the Oceanfront suites above it?
The Resort View Room one step down looks out over the <cite index="1-2">Honolulu skyline and the Ko’olau mountains</cite> rather than the ocean. Moving up, the Oceanfront Room is <cite index="1-7">located in the Ocean Tower and features a full ocean view</cite>, and a Club-tier upgrade adds <cite index="5-2">private access to the Voyager 47 Club Lounge with breakfast, evening tastings and drinks</cite> — perks the Partial Ocean View Room does not include on its own.
What's included for guests booking this room category?
Guests in the Partial Ocean View Room get the resort’s standard guestroom package, which includes <cite index="13-6">air-conditioning, a 55-inch smart TV, a JBL Bluetooth clock radio, USB charging points, WiFi access, bathroom amenities, a hairdryer and an in-room safe</cite>, along with a <cite index="14-6">coffee/tea maker and daily housekeeping</cite>. <cite index="19-5">Room service is also available during limited hours</cite> for guests who’d rather stay in.
Is this room suited to couples, families or a longer stay?
With its king bed, added sofa bed and four-guest capacity, the room works well for couples wanting a view upgrade or small families traveling together, especially since <cite index="14-6">children under age 18 stay free in the room using existing bedding</cite>. The desk and seating nook also make it workable for a multi-night stay where guests want a comfortable spot to unwind beyond the beach and pool.
How far is the room from the beach, pools and restaurants?
OUTRIGGER Reef Waikiki Beach Resort is <cite index="6-3">a beachfront hotel steps from the sand on Oahu</cite>, and the resort overall is built around <cite index="2-2">steps-to-the-sand convenience in the heart of Waikiki</cite>. On property, guests can walk down to the poolside <cite index="16-4">Kani Ka Pila Grille, where live Hawaiian music connects you to the rhythm of the islands</cite>, or to <cite index="16-3">Monkeypod Kitchen, overlooking the turquoise water of the Pacific</cite>, both just an elevator ride from this room.
Which side of the hotel is quieter, and should that affect my choice of room?
Rooms on the city-facing side tend to catch more early-morning activity, since <cite index="8-7">garbage trucks and delivery truck noise around 5am leading into the morning commute</cite> can be an issue there, though <cite index="8-8">not every city-view room fronts the busy street</cite>. The Partial Ocean View Room, oriented toward the pool and ocean side, is generally considered the quieter and more scenic choice over a standard city-view room.
What should I know about this room that its name doesn't tell me?
This category is also offered as an ADA-accessible room, pairing the same partial ocean view and king bed with features like a roll-in style shower and handheld shower head for guests who need accessible facilities. It also comes with practical extras like <cite index="4-4">4 USB ports and Chromecast TV</cite>, handy for travelers who want to stream their own content or keep multiple devices charged during a Waikiki stay.