Suite 1 Bedroom Oceanfront Kai Suite
1112 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 4 Guests / 1 Double Bed
The Suite 1 Bedroom Oceanfront Kai Suite at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort gives you 1,112 sq. ft. of ocean-facing space designed for a spacious Waikiki stay. From its private lanai, the Room frames an Ocean View, creating an easy connection to the resort’s beachfront setting. With Room for up to 4 guests, it is a generous choice for travelers who want more space than a standard guest Room while staying directly on Waikiki Beach. Inside, the suite is arranged with a separate bedroom, sitting area and dining area, giving your stay a natural sense of flow from rest to relaxation to in-room meals. The bedroom features 1 Double Bed with a down comforter, and hypo-allergenic bedding is available. Practical comforts include a mini-fridge, in-room safe, iron and ironing board, laptop-friendly workspace, high-speed internet access and wireless internet access. Entertainment is covered by a 35-inch LCD TV with cable/satellite service and closed captioning. The private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, bidet, height-adjustable showerhead, hair dryer, shampoo and slippers, while lever door handles and a visual fire alarm add accessible design details. Your stay also connects you to the broader Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort experience. The required daily resort charge includes in-room and public-area high-speed Wi-Fi, along with selected fitness and cultural classes and use of the game Room. On property, you can enjoy dining and drinks at venues such as RumFire, Kai Market, The Edge of Waikiki and Honolulu Coffee, or spend time at the resort’s pool areas, including the family-friendly Helumoa Playground and the Edge Infinity Pool, which is reserved for guests 16 and older.
What's included in this Room?
- Private lanai opens to sweeping Waikiki ocean views
- 1,112 sq. ft. suite laid out with separate bedroom, sitting and dining areas
- One double bed in the bedroom, suite sleeps up to four guests
- Private bathroom features a shower/tub combination, bidet and plush bathrobes
- Separate sitting area with dining space for relaxed in-room meals
- Well-stocked mini-fridge and minibar keep drinks and snacks on hand
- 35-inch LCD TV, coffee/tea maker, in-room safe and high-speed Wi-Fi
- Daily resort charge unlocks fitness classes, cultural activities and game Room access
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Suite 1 Bedroom Oceanfront Kai Suite FAQs
What does the Oceanfront Kai Suite actually look out on, and is the view worth it?
The suite’s private lanai faces the ocean, giving you a direct sightline over Waikiki Beach rather than the pool deck or city side of the resort. Paired with the extra square footage and a separate sitting and dining area, the ocean-facing lanai is what elevates this suite above a standard Room, making it a strong pick for anyone who wants to linger over morning coffee with the water in view.
How are the beds arranged, and who does this suite sleep comfortably?
The suite is built around one double bed in a separate bedroom, with pillowtop bedding, a down comforter and hypo-allergenic bedding available on request. It’s set up for up to four guests in total, with a crib available at no charge and a rollaway bed available for a surcharge, so it works best as a couple’s suite that can flex for a child or infant.
Does the suite have a private outdoor space, and how would I use it?
Yes — the suite opens onto its own private lanai, an outdoor space separate from the interior living areas where you can take in the ocean view, have your morning coffee, or wind down in the evening away from the busier pool deck below.
What is the bathroom like in this suite?
The private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, a bidet, and a height-adjustable showerhead, finished with a hair dryer, shampoo, plush slippers and bathrobes — a fuller set of comforts than you’d typically find in a standard guest Room.
How does this suite compare with a standard oceanfront Room or a larger suite category?
Where a standard oceanfront Room is essentially one Room with a bed and a lanai, the Oceanfront Kai Suite adds a genuinely separate bedroom, sitting area and dining area within its 1,112 sq. ft. footprint, so you get real room-to-room separation rather than one open space. It sits a tier above entry-level oceanfront rooms in both layout and space, while still being a one-bedroom configuration rather than a multi-bedroom suite.
What's included when I book this suite category?
Beyond the suite itself, your stay is tied to the resort’s daily resort charge, which covers in-room and public-area high-speed Wi-Fi, use of the game Room, and access to select fitness and cultural classes such as lei-making, yoga or ukulele lessons. Daily housekeeping and turndown service are also part of the stay.
Is this suite better suited to couples, a family, or a longer stay?
With its double bed, separate dining area and lanai, this suite is naturally set up for couples who want more living space than a standard Room, though the option to add a crib makes it workable for a couple traveling with an infant. The separate bedroom and sitting area also make it comfortable for a longer stay, since you’re not living entirely out of one Room.
How far is this suite from the beach, pools and restaurants?
The suite is inside a resort that sits directly on Waikiki Beach, with the Edge Infinity Pool and the family-friendly Helumoa Playground pool both on property, along with on-site dining at RumFire, Kai Market and The Edge of Waikiki — all reachable without leaving the resort.
Which side of the resort is quieter, and does this suite face it?
Because this suite is an oceanfront category, its lanai faces the water rather than Kalakaua Avenue, which tends to make it a calmer outlook than street-facing rooms, with the sound of the surf rather than traffic below.
What should I know before booking that isn't obvious from the Room description?
Check-in at the resort requires guests to be at least 18 years old, and some third-party bookings for this Hawaii property carry a minimum stay requirement, so it’s worth checking your travel dates against that. It’s also worth knowing that extra beds are handled as a rollaway with a surcharge rather than a free addition, while cribs are provided at no extra cost.