Malia One-Bedroom Suite
875 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 4 Guests / 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
The Malia One-Bedroom Suite at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort is a spacious 875 sq. ft. retreat designed for guests who want room to settle in while staying close to the oceanfront setting of Waikiki. With an Ocean View, the suite offers a bright, open sense of place, creating a relaxed backdrop for mornings, downtime between outings, and unhurried evenings by the shore. The one-bedroom layout gives the sleeping area a more private feel, while the sofa bed adds flexibility for additional guests. The bathroom completes the suite with the comfort and convenience expected from this room category, supporting an easy stay from arrival to departure. A stay in the Malia One-Bedroom Suite includes the ease of the all-inclusive experience at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort, so more of your time can be spent enjoying the setting rather than planning every detail separately. With generous space, an Ocean View, and accommodations for 4 guests, this suite brings together the privacy of a one-bedroom stay with the effortless comfort of an all-inclusive Waikiki escape.
What's included in this room?
- Two private lanais frame sweeping ocean views with glimpses of Diamond Head
- 875 sq. ft. one-bedroom suite with a separate living room and dining area
- Bathroom with double vanity sinks, a deep soaking tub, and its own lanai
- Living room with plush seating, a four-seat dining table, and calming neutral décor
- Stocked mini-fridge alongside an in-room coffeemaker and tea kettle
- Flat-screen TV, in-room safe, room service, and Wi-Fi throughout the suite
- Suite guests enjoy Leahi Club Lounge access with breakfast and all-day refreshments
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Malia One-Bedroom Suite FAQs
What does the balcony of the Malia One-Bedroom Suite look out on?
The suite is built around two private lanais rather than a single balcony. One lanai opens off the living room toward the ocean and the Helumoa Pool area, while the second lanai, off the bedroom, tends to catch sunrise views toward Diamond Head. Between the two spaces, guests get both the beach-facing outlook and the mountain silhouette that Waikiki is known for.
What is the bathroom like in this suite?
The bathroom is a step up from a standard guestroom, with double vanity sinks, a deep soaking tub, and a walk-in shower. Several of the suites also include a small private lanai off the bathroom itself, making the space feel bright and less enclosed than a typical hotel bath.
How does the Malia Suite compare to a standard oceanfront room at this hotel?
A standard oceanfront room is essentially one space with a bed and a single balcony, while the Malia One-Bedroom Suite separates the bedroom from the living and dining area and adds a second lanai. The suite also brings a four-seat dining table, extra closet storage, and a sofa bed, so it functions much more like a small apartment than a single guestroom.
What is included for guests booking this suite category?
Guests booking the Malia One-Bedroom Suite receive access to the Leahi Club Lounge, which includes breakfast and refreshments served throughout the day. Combined with the suite’s all-inclusive package at the resort, this makes it easier to settle into a rhythm of relaxing on-property without planning every meal separately.
Is this suite better suited to couples or to families?
The layout was designed with couples in mind, thanks to the private king bedroom, the dining table for two, and the quiet separation from the living area. That said, the pull-out sofa bed and the one-bedroom privacy also make it workable for a small family or two couples traveling together who want their own sleeping space rather than one open room.
How far is the suite from the beach and the resort's pools?
The Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort sits directly on Waikiki Beach, and the Malia Suite’s living room lanai looks out toward the oceanfront pool area, so the beach and pools are a short walk down from the room rather than a shuttle or drive away. Guests can head from the suite to sand, surf, or the resort’s pool deck within minutes.
Does the view or room placement vary within this suite category?
Because the Malia Suites sit in different positions on each floor, the outlook can vary noticeably from one suite to the next. Higher floors generally deliver the clearest, most open ocean and Diamond Head views, so travelers who want the full postcard outlook are better off requesting an upper-floor Malia Suite rather than a lower one.
What dining options are closest to this suite?
The resort’s own restaurants are all an elevator ride away, including the Pacific Rim-inspired RumFire, the oceanfront Edge of Waikiki bar, the breakfast and dinner buffet at Kai Market, and Hapa’s Pizza. For suite guests, there’s also the in-suite option of brewing Kona coffee or ordering room service without leaving the lanai view behind.
What in-room technology and comforts come with the Malia Suite?
The suite includes a flat-screen TV, an in-room coffeemaker and tea kettle, a mini-fridge, an in-room safe, and Wi-Fi, along with the ample closet and dresser storage that reviewers often point out as more generous than a typical hotel room. Room service is also available, so guests can enjoy the lanai view over breakfast or a late-night snack.