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240 sq. ft. / Partial Ocean View / 3 Guests / 1 King or 2 Double Beds
The Room Partial Ocean View at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort is a 240 sq. ft. retreat designed for guests who want a comfortable Waikiki stay with a glimpse of the Pacific. Step onto your lanai and take in a partial ocean view, then return inside to climate-controlled comfort with air conditioning and heating, Free WiFi, high-speed internet access and a television with satellite service and premium channels. Daily housekeeping, an in-room safe, wardrobe or closet, iron and ironing board, and thoughtful touches such as LED light bulbs and eco-friendly cleaning products help keep the stay easy. The layout centers on a private bedroom-style setting, with space to unwind after time on Waikiki Beach. The bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, designer toiletries, soap and toilet paper, along with accessibility details such as a grab bar near the toilet, lowered locks/deadbolt and lowered electrical outlets in the bathroom. Free cribs/infant beds are available, making the room practical for guests traveling with a young child. Your stay at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort brings the convenience of resort living on Waikiki Beach, with dining, pools and activities available on property for registered hotel guests. While this room page does not include an all-inclusive plan, guests can enjoy the flexibility of choosing their own meals and experiences, from oceanview dining at RumFire Waikiki to casual buffet options at Kai Market and poolside service at Edge of Waikiki. Free WiFi is included in the room, and the resort setting keeps the essentials close throughout your stay.
What's included in this room?
- Private lanai framing a partial glimpse of the sparkling Pacific
- 240 sq. ft. room with an efficient, bedroom-style layout
- Private bathroom features a shower and tub combo, designer toiletries and hair dryer
- Resort-casual décor with a pillowtop mattress and hypoallergenic bedding throughout
- Mini-fridge and coffee or tea maker offer easy in-room refreshments
- 35-inch LCD TV with premium channels, free WiFi and in-room safe
- Guests gain full access to the resort's pools, dining and beachfront
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Room Partial Ocean View FAQs
What does the partial ocean view from this room actually look like?
From the private lanai, guests get a genuine glimpse of the Pacific rather than a full unobstructed panorama, often framed alongside the Waikiki skyline. It’s a nice touch for morning coffee or evening air, and a good middle ground for travelers who want a taste of the ocean without paying for a full oceanfront category.
How is the bed set up, and who is this room best suited for?
Free cribs are available on request, making it workable for a couple or a small family with an infant, and a rollaway can be added for a surcharge if a third adult needs their own bed.
Is there a balcony, and can I actually use it?
Yes, the room opens onto a private lanai with the partial ocean view, a nice spot to step out for fresh air, morning coffee, or to catch the sunset glow over the water before heading down to Waikiki Beach.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
The bathroom is compact but well appointed, with a shower and tub combination, designer toiletries, soap, and a hair dryer, plus accessibility touches like a grab bar near the toilet and lowered fixtures.
How does the Room Partial Ocean View compare to other room categories at Sheraton Waikiki?
This is one of the resort’s more accessible ocean-facing categories, offering a lanai and partial view within a compact 240 sq. ft. footprint. Guests wanting a fuller unobstructed ocean panorama or extra space can look at higher room categories, and those who book into Ocean Front-Club or suite-level rooms also gain complimentary access to the Leahi Lounge on the 30th floor.
What's included when I book this room, and is breakfast part of it?
This category doesn’t come with an all-inclusive meal plan, so dining is à la carte across the resort’s restaurants, including Kai Market, RumFire, and poolside at Edge of Waikiki. A daily resort fee applies resort-wide and covers extras like reusable water tumblers, WiFi rental, and cultural activities such as ukulele and hula lessons.
Is this room a good fit for families with young children?
It works well for a small family, since it sleeps three and cribs are provided free of charge. Families also have access to the resort’s Helumoa Playground, a family pool complex with waterfalls, spas and a water slide, along with on-site childcare through Poppins Daycare for guests who need a few hours to themselves.
How far is this room from the beach and the resort's pools?
Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort sits directly on Waikiki Beach, just a few minutes’ walk from the sand. The resort’s pools, including the family-friendly Helumoa Playground and the adults-only Edge Infinity Pool, are on property and open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., with wristband check-in required for registered guests.
Will this room be quiet, or will I hear the resort's activity?
Because the partial ocean view lanai faces out toward the water rather than directly over the pool deck, these rooms tend to be a bit calmer than accommodations positioned right above the Edge of Waikiki bar or the pool areas, where live music and daytime activity run into the evening.
What should I know before booking that isn't obvious from the room description?
Check-in is at 3:00 p.m. and guests must be at least 18 years old to check in. A daily resort fee and Hawaii room tax are added on top of the room rate, and self-parking runs a flat daily minimum rather than an hourly rate if you’re bringing a car.