2586 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

Oceanfront One Bedroom Suite

526 sq. ft. / Ocean Front / 4 Guests / 1 King Bed

The Oceanfront One Bedroom Suite at Park Shore Waikiki offers 526 sq. ft. of space with a direct Ocean Front view, creating an inviting setting for guests who want extra room beside Waikiki’s shoreline. Designed for up to 4 guests, the suite gives you a comfortable base for relaxing, unwinding and taking in the coastal outlook from your own room. Inside, the suite features 1 King Bed and a separate one-bedroom layout that adds privacy and ease to your stay. The additional living space makes it well suited to couples, small families or friends travelling together, with room to settle in beyond the sleeping area. The bathroom is part of the suite’s thoughtful accommodation, supporting a stay that feels simple, comfortable and unhurried. Your stay at Park Shore Waikiki places you in a room category designed around space, comfort and an Ocean Front perspective. From morning light over the water to quieter moments after a day out, the Oceanfront One Bedroom Suite brings together the privacy of a bedroom, the flexibility of suite-style living and the ease of booking a room that sleeps 4 guests.

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This suite delivers expansive views of the ocean and Waikiki Beach, making it the most view-forward category at Park Shore Waikiki. With two private lanais, you get a wraparound perspective of the shoreline rather than a single window frame, which is the main reason guests upgrade into this suite.

The suite is set up with 1 king bed and 1 full-size sofa bed, accommodating up to 4 guests. The king occupies a separate bedroom while the sofa bed sits in the living area, so a couple and two children, or two couples traveling together, each get their own defined space rather than sharing one open room.

Yes — it comes with two private lanais, which is unusual even among the hotel’s oceanfront categories. Guests typically use one off the living area for morning coffee and one off the bedroom for a quieter, more private spot to watch the sunrise over the water.

The bathroom includes a shower or bathtub combination along with signature bath amenities and a hair dryer. It’s a private, full bathroom rather than a shared or half-bath setup, in keeping with the suite’s one-bedroom layout.

The standard Oceanfront Room runs about 263 sq. ft. with one king or two double beds and a single private lanai. The Oceanfront One Bedroom Suite roughly doubles that footprint at 526 sq. ft. and adds a separate living room, a wet bar, a sofa bed, and a second lanai — effectively turning a room into a true suite.

Along with the suite itself, the daily resort fee covers complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi, Hawaiian coffee served in the room, unlimited local and long-distance calls, and beach gear credits for items like floats and paddleboard rentals. Poolside sunscreen and after-sun lotion are also part of the package.

Its layout makes it flexible for all three. The separate bedroom and living area give couples privacy from a pull-out sofa bed used by visiting family, while the extra square footage and wet bar make it comfortable for guests settling in for a longer Waikiki stay rather than just a night or two.

The hotel sits directly across from Waikiki Beach, with Kapiʻolani Park and the Honolulu Zoo just steps away, so the oceanfront suite puts you within easy walking distance of the sand as well as the hotel’s on-site restaurants and Waikiki’s wider dining scene.

This category includes a wet bar with a sink, a mini-refrigerator, and a microwave — enough for snacks, drinks, and reheating, but it’s not a full kitchenette with a stove. Guests wanting to prepare full meals will still rely on the hotel’s on-site dining options.

Housekeeping in this category is typically provided once per stay rather than daily, and room service operates during limited hours, so it’s worth planning meals around the on-site restaurants for flexibility. The upside is a quieter, less-serviced rhythm that suits guests who prefer privacy during a longer oceanfront stay.

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