2255 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

Kai Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite

1112 sq. ft. / Ocean Front / 4 Guests / 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed

The Kai Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite at Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort is a generous 1112 sq. ft. retreat designed around its Ocean Front setting. With broad proportions and a direct connection to the water-facing outlook, the suite offers a polished sense of space for guests who want more room to unwind while staying close to the energy of Waikiki. The separate sleeping and living areas make the suite well suited to couples, small families or friends travelling together, creating privacy where it matters and shared space when everyone gathers. The bathroom completes the suite with the comfort and convenience expected from an elevated oceanfront stay. Your stay places you within the all-inclusive experience of Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort, where the ease of having more included lets you focus on the rhythm of the shoreline, relaxed time together and the simple pleasure of waking to an Ocean Front view. From the spacious suite layout to the resort setting, every part of the experience is designed to make your Waikiki stay feel effortless.

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The suite’s two private lanais frame some of the resort’s best sightlines, with views that provide expansive views of Diamond Head, Waikiki Beach and the Infinity Edge Pool. It’s a setting that makes the outdoor space feel like a second living room rather than an afterthought.

No — part of what makes this suite special is that it offers two distinct ocean views from this welcoming island suite with lanais facing different directions. One balcony tends to pick up the Diamond Head side of the coastline while the other looks along the sweep of Waikiki Beach.

Because the layout gives you two separate sleeping areas for added comfort and privacy, it works well for a couple traveling with another couple, or parents who want a door between themselves and the kids.

The bathroom is built for an elevated stay, with a double vanity, multiple wardrobes, full-length mirror, and luxurious rain shower. It’s a noticeably more spacious setup than you’d find in the hotel’s standard oceanfront rooms.

A standard Oceanfront King room runs around 240 square feet with a single sleeping area and balcony, while the Kai suite expands to 1,112 sq. ft. with a separate living room, dining table and two lanais. If you want the same footprint but an extra bedroom, the Ohana Suite offers a similar 1,112 sqft two-bedroom layout for larger groups.

Guests in the Kai Oceanfront One-Bedroom Suite get Club Access, enjoying exclusive amenities with access to the Leahi Club, on top of the resort’s full run of oceanfront pools, including the Edge Infinity Pool, the longest oceanfront infinity pool in North America. It’s a category that bundles in a noticeably elevated experience compared with a standard room.

The combination of a separate bedroom and living area, dining table and two lanais makes it flexible for all three.

Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort sits directly on the sand, giving suite guests unprecedented access to one of the world’s most pristine stretches of beach. The resort’s pools, including the Edge Infinity Pool, are part of the same oceanfront setting just below the suite’s balconies.

It’s designed to feel like a true residence rather than a single hotel room with a view.

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