Room City View
280 sq. ft. / City View / 4 Guests / 1 King OR 2 Double Beds
Room City View at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort offers 280 sq. ft. of non-smoking comfort with a private lanai and City View. It is a practical Waikiki retreat for up to 4 guests, placing you directly within the energy of the resort while giving you a comfortable space to return to between beach, pool and dining moments. The Room may be configured with 1 King or 2 Double Beds, with pillowtop mattresses, a down comforter and hypo-allergenic bedding available. The layout includes a bedroom area with a desk and laptop-friendly workspace, free WiFi, an LCD TV with premium channels, a coffee/tea maker and thoughtful everyday conveniences such as a hair dryer, towels, soap and a free newspaper. The private bathroom includes a bidet, while free cribs/infant beds are available and rollaway/extra beds may be requested for a surcharge. Your stay includes the ease of the Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort experience, with in-room WiFi included as part of the required daily resort charge and direct access to the resort’s Waikiki setting. Guests can enjoy the hotel’s pool areas, including the family-friendly Helumoa Playground and the Edge Infinity Pool for guests 16 and older, along with on-site dining such as RumFire, Kai Market, The Edge of Waikiki and Honolulu Coffee. Fitness and cultural classes, including options such as lei making, yoga, ukulele and hula lessons, are included in the daily resort fee, helping you make the most of your time at the resort.
What's included in this Room?
- Private furnished lanai looks out over lively Waikiki city views
- 280 sq. ft. Room built around a simple, well-planned bedroom layout
- One king bed or two double beds, sleeping up to four guests
- Private bathroom with a bidet, shower-tub combo and hair dryer
- Desk and laptop-friendly workspace bring a practical, uncluttered décor
- Mini-fridge and coffee/tea maker keep drinks and snacks on hand
- LCD TV with premium channels, free WiFi and an in-room safe
- Daily resort fee unlocks WiFi, resort pools and cultural fitness classes
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Room City View FAQs
What does the Room City View actually look out on?
This category faces the resort’s city side rather than the ocean, with the private lanai framing views over Waikiki’s streets, surrounding towers and the everyday energy of the neighborhood. It’s a good pick for guests who want to be close to the action of Waikiki Beach and the Royal Hawaiian Center without paying an oceanfront premium.
How are the beds configured and how many guests can stay comfortably?
The Room is set up with 1 king bed or 2 double beds, both on pillowtop mattresses with a down comforter, and comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests. Free cribs can be added for younger travelers, and a rollaway bed can be requested for a surcharge if needed.
Does this Room have a balcony, and how is it used?
Yes, every Room City View includes a private lanai, a small outdoor space where you can step out with a coffee or unwind in the evening while looking out over the city and resort surroundings. It’s a nice everyday extra rather than a lounging balcony, given the Room’s compact footprint.
What is the bathroom like in this Room category?
The private bathroom includes a shower-tub combination, a bidet, designer toiletries and a hair dryer, along with fresh towels and daily housekeeping. It’s a straightforward, well-equipped bathroom suited to quick turnarounds between beach and pool days.
How does the Room City View compare to higher Room categories at the resort?
At 280 sq. ft., this is one of the resort’s more compact, entry-level categories, designed for guests who plan to spend most of their time exploring rather than lounging in the Room. Higher categories at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort add ocean-facing views, more space, or access to the 30th-floor club lounge, so guests wanting a view upgrade or extra Room to spread out should look a tier or two above this one.
What's included for guests booking this Room category?
Along with the Room itself, the required daily resort fee covers in-room and public-area WiFi, use of the fitness center and cultural classes such as lei making, yoga, ukulele and hula lessons, plus access to the resort’s pools. Guests also get free newspaper delivery, complimentary cribs on request, and the general run of resort amenities available to all guests regardless of Room category.
Is the Room City View a good fit for couples, families or longer stays?
It works well for couples or a small family of up to four thanks to the double-bed configuration, and its compact, efficient layout suits guests who’ll be out enjoying the beach, pools and restaurants most of the day. For a longer stay or if you want more Room to unpack and relax indoors, a larger or ocean-view category will feel more comfortable over multiple nights.
How far is this Room from the beach, pools and restaurants?
The Room sits within the main Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort tower, putting Waikiki Beach, the adults-only Edge Infinity Pool, the family-friendly Helumoa Playground, and on-site dining like RumFire, Kai Market and Honolulu Coffee all just an elevator ride and short walk away. There’s no need to leave the property to reach the sand, a pool deck or a meal.
Is one side of the hotel quieter than the other for this Room type?
Because this category faces the city rather than the ocean, rooms can pick up more ambient sound from Kalakaua Avenue and the surrounding resort activity than an ocean-facing Room would. Guests who are sensitive to street or resort noise may want to request a higher floor when booking.
What should guests know about this Room that isn't obvious from the description?
The 280 sq. ft. footprint is compact by design, so it suits travelers who plan to spend their days at the beach, pools or exploring Waikiki rather than lingering in the Room. It’s worth noting the resort itself is a large property, so getting to and from the Room, pool deck and lobby involves a bit of walking, especially from higher floors.