Room Oceanfront infinity Floor 20 to 27
237 sq. ft. / Ocean Front / 4 Guests / 1 King or 2 Double Beds
Set high on the Infinity Floor between levels 20 and 27, this Ocean Front room at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort offers 243 square feet of space with a direct view of the ocean. Its elevated setting creates a clear sense of place, pairing compact comfort with the unmistakable appeal of staying above the shoreline. The layout is designed around an easy hotel-room stay, with the sleeping area and bathroom arranged for a simple, comfortable base during your time in Waikiki. Your stay at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort keeps you close to the resort experience while giving you a private Ocean Front retreat to return to each day. From this Infinity Floor room, guests can enjoy the ease of an all-inclusive stay with the comfort of knowing the essentials are arranged around the booking, leaving more time to settle in and enjoy the oceanfront setting.
What's included in this room?
- Private lanai on floors 20 to 27 framing direct ocean views
- 243 sq. ft. layout built for an efficient high-floor stay
- Spa-style bathroom with a shower-tub combination and designer toiletries
- Pillowtop bed and compact work desk set in simply styled decor
- Stocked mini-fridge keeps cold drinks and snacks close at hand
- 35-inch LCD TV, coffee maker, Wi-Fi, in-room safe and room service
- Daily housekeeping and easy access to the resort's oceanfront pools and beach
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Room Oceanfront infinity Floor 20 to 27 FAQs
What kind of view can I expect from the Ocean Front Infinity Floor room?
Perched between the 20th and 27th floors, this category is built to deliver unobstructed, high-angle ocean views rather than a view partly screened by neighboring towers or the pool deck below. Sheraton Waikiki’s oceanfront rooms are designed around panoramic views of Waikiki Beach and its skyline, and climbing into the Infinity Floor band simply pushes that view higher and clearer, which is exactly what the category is priced for.
How are the beds configured and who does the room sleep comfortably?
The king layout suits couples wanting more open floor space, while the two-double configuration works well for friends traveling together or a small family sharing the room.
Does this room have a balcony, and how would I actually use it?
Yes, every room in this category opens onto a private lanai. Guests are encouraged to enjoy magnificent sunsets and the warm sea breeze from the lanai, which typically comes furnished with a table, a large patio chaise and an outdoor chair, making it a genuine spot for morning coffee or evening cocktails rather than a token ledge.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
Expect a private bathroom with a shower-tub combination, designer toiletries and a hair dryer. It is set up as a practical, well-appointed space rather than a sprawling spa bathroom, which fits the room’s compact, efficient footprint.
How does this room compare with the Oceanfront room on the lower floors?
The lower-floor Oceanfront category on floors 10 to 19 offers a similarly sophisticated layout for work and relaxation, but the Infinity Floor room trades floor plan size for height, putting you on floors 20 to 27 for a clearer, higher vantage point over the water.
What would I get by upgrading to a suite instead of this room?
This Ocean Front Infinity Floor room is the better pick if the view and floor height matter more to you than extra square footage.
Is this room better suited to couples, families or a longer stay?
At 243 sq. ft. Groups needing more separation between sleeping and living space tend to look at the resort’s larger suite categories instead.
How far is this room from the pools, beach and restaurants?
Being high up on the Infinity Floor still keeps you close to the resort’s ground-level action: Sheraton Waikiki sits directly on Waikiki Beach and is home to two oceanfront pools, an adults-only infinity pool and a family pool area with a water slide. Dining options like RumFire and the Edge of Waikiki bar are also just an elevator ride away.
Is the Infinity Floor side of the hotel quiet or lively?
Being on floors 20 to 27 puts you well above the pool deck and restaurant terraces, so evening music from poolside venues tends to fade out by around 10pm rather than carrying through the night. It’s a good balance for guests who want ocean energy by day and a quieter room after dark.
What should I know about this room that isn't obvious from the basic description?
The square footage in this category is close to that of the lower Oceanfront floors, so the real upgrade here isn’t more space, it’s height and a cleaner sightline to the water. If floor level and view clarity matter to you more than room size, this category is worth the difference over the lower-floor Oceanfront room.