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

Oceanfront Room

263 sq. ft. / 3 Guests

The Oceanfront Room at Park Shore Waikiki places you close to the water in a 263 sq. ft. setting designed around the view. From this room category, guests can look out to the Pacific Ocean while staying at a hotel set directly across from Waikiki Beach, on the corner of Kalākaua and Kapahulu Avenues. Inside, the room accommodates up to 3 guests with 1 King Bed, making it a comfortable choice for a couple or a small Waikiki stay. The layout keeps the focus on easy rest between beach time, dining, and exploring, with the essential in-room comforts expected for a relaxed oceanfront visit. Bathroom details are not specified for this room category, so guests should book knowing the confirmed highlights are its size, bedding, capacity, and oceanfront view. Park Shore Waikiki is not an all-inclusive hotel, so meals, drinks, and many services are not bundled into one room rate. Instead, guests can make use of included amenities such as complimentary Wi-Fi in guest rooms and public areas, beach and pool towels, fitness centre access, Chromecast streaming, and 3 Beach Candy credits per room, per night, subject to availability, through the mandatory Daily Resort Amenity Fee. On-site dining options include Lulu’s Waikiki, Yoshitsune, Tucker & Bevvy, Waikīkī Walls, and OAKBERRY, giving guests flexible choices for breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee, or quick beach-day fare without implying an all-inclusive plan.

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This room category is positioned to look straight out toward the Pacific Ocean and Waikiki Beach, since Park Shore Waikiki sits directly across from the shoreline at the corner of Kalākaua and Kapahulu Avenues. It’s a genuine water-facing outlook rather than a partial or side angle, which is the main reason guests choose this category over a garden or city-facing room.

The Oceanfront Room comes with 1 King Bed and sleeps up to 3 guests total, making it a comfortable fit for a couple, a couple traveling with one child, or a solo traveler who wants extra space. It’s not designed as a multi-bed family room, so larger groups should look at a bigger category.

The room’s layout and window orientation are built around the water outlook, so even without stepping outside, the ocean is the visual centerpiece of the space. Many guests pair the room with time on the hotel’s rooftop pool and sundeck, which also offers ocean and sunset views, to extend that outdoor water-view experience.

The room includes a private en suite bathroom, giving guests their own space to shower and get ready between beach visits and dinner reservations. It’s designed for practicality and quick turnarounds rather than as a separate spa-style feature of the room.

It works especially well for couples or a small family of up to three, given the single king bed and 263 sq. ft. footprint. Families will appreciate that Honolulu Zoo is just across the street and Kapiolani Park is adjacent, making it easy to combine beach mornings with nearby family activities.

Booking the Oceanfront Room comes with access to the hotel’s Daily Resort Amenity Fee inclusions, which cover complimentary Wi-Fi, in-room Hawaiian-blend coffee, beach and pool towels, fitness centre access, Chromecast streaming, and 3 Beach Candy credits per room, per night toward beach chairs, umbrellas, or board rentals, subject to availability.

Park Shore Waikiki sits directly across the street from Waikiki Beach, and the hotel’s own rooftop pool and sundeck are just a few floors up. On site, guests can walk to dining options like Lulu’s Waikiki, Yoshitsune, Tucker & Bevvy, Waikīkī Walls, and OAKBERRY without needing to leave the property.

Because this room category faces the water rather than the Kalākaua Avenue side, it tends to feel more removed from street-level traffic noise while still being close to the energy of Waikiki. Guests who want a calmer overnight experience generally favor the ocean-facing side over rooms overlooking the avenue.

Since Park Shore Waikiki is not an all-inclusive property, meals and drinks are billed separately even though several dining venues are steps from your room. It’s also worth knowing that check-in is at 3:00 p.m. and the property enforces a strict no-smoking policy in every guest room, including this one.

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