Mountain View One Bedroom Residential Suite Kitchen
5 Guests / 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed
The Mountain View One Bedroom Residential Suite Kitchen at Renaissance Honolulu Hotel & Spa is designed for guests who want a residential-style stay with a clear sense of Honolulu’s mountain backdrop. From this non-smoking one-bedroom suite, the view looks toward the mountains, creating a calm setting for longer stays, family travel or a more spacious city escape. The suite features 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed, accommodating up to 5 guests. Its layout includes a separate bedroom, a laptop-friendly workspace, wardrobe or closet, and a kitchen with a stovetop, oven, microwave and dishwasher, along with a mini-fridge and espresso maker. Entertainment includes a 55-inch LCD TV with cable service, premium channels and Netflix, while comfort details include premium bedding, blackout drapes, air conditioning, heating, slippers and daily housekeeping. The private bathroom includes a deep soaking bathtub, bidet, towels, hair dryer, shampoo, soap and toilet paper, with toothbrush and toothpaste available on request. During your stay, you can make the suite feel effortless with limited-hours room service, free local calls and in-room WiFi listed at 100+ Mbps, suitable for 1–2 people or up to 6 devices. Practical touches such as a washer/dryer, electrical adapters or chargers, and an iron and ironing board on request support both short visits and extended stays. Fresh bed sheets and towels are available on request, and cribs or rollaway beds may be requested, subject to availability and any applicable charges.
What's included in this room?
- Suite windows frame calming views of Honolulu's mountain backdrop
- Residential-style one-bedroom layout with a separate bedroom and living area
- One king bed and a double sofa bed, sleeping up to five guests
- Private bathroom offers a deep soaking bathtub, bidet and hair dryer
- Living area doubles as a workspace, with wardrobe and blackout drapes
- Full kitchen with stovetop, oven, dishwasher and a stocked mini-fridge
- 55-inch LCD TV, espresso maker, WiFi and limited-hours room service included
- Suite guests can access the Sky Deck pools, Nami Spa and fitness center
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Mountain View One Bedroom Residential Suite Kitchen FAQs
What does the Mountain View One Bedroom Residential Suite Kitchen actually look out on?
The suite faces Honolulu’s mountain backdrop rather than the ocean or city skyline, giving the room a calmer, greener outlook. It’s a good fit for guests who want a quiet visual escape without paying for an oceanfront category, and the mountain-facing windows bring in soft natural light throughout the day.
How are the beds set up, and how many people can this suite comfortably sleep?
The suite is furnished with 1 King Bed and a double sofa bed, which together sleep up to five guests. The king occupies the separate bedroom while the sofa bed sits in the living area, so a family or small group can spread out rather than share one open room.
Does this suite have a balcony, terrace or outdoor space?
This category doesn’t include a private balcony or terrace. Instead, the suite relies on large windows framing the mountain view, and guests can head up to the 8th-floor Sky Deck for outdoor pool time and lounging against the same mountain backdrop.
What is the bathroom like in this suite?
The private bathroom is fitted with a deep soaking bathtub and a bidet, plus a hair dryer, shampoo, soap and towels, with toothbrush and toothpaste available on request. It’s a residential-style bathroom built for longer stays rather than a quick overnight.
How does this suite compare to a standard hotel room or a higher-category suite at the property?
Unlike a standard room, this suite adds a full separate bedroom, living area and kitchen with a stovetop, oven, microwave and dishwasher, making it closer to an apartment than a hotel room. Guests who want an ocean or Diamond Head-facing outlook instead of the mountains would look at a higher view category, but the layout and residential feel stay consistent across the suite tiers.
What's included when booking this suite category?
Guests get the residential-style layout with a full kitchen, laptop-friendly workspace and washer/dryer, along with a 55-inch LCD TV, espresso maker and in-room WiFi. Stay also comes with access to the hotel’s Sky Deck pools, Fitness Center and Nami Spa, plus the complimentary shuttle to Ala Moana and Waikiki.
Is this suite better suited to couples, families or a longer stay?
The combination of a king bedroom, a sofa bed, a full kitchen and washer/dryer makes this suite especially practical for families or guests staying several nights, since meals and laundry can be handled in-room. Couples wanting a quieter, more residential base in Honolulu will also appreciate the separate living space.
How far is this suite from the beach, pools and dining at the hotel?
The hotel sits across from Ala Moana Center, with Ala Moana Beach Park about a 10-13 minute walk away. The Sky Deck’s lap pool, resort-style Sky Pool and whirlpools are on the 8th floor, and SERA restaurant plus the poolside Sway bar are both on-site for dining without leaving the property.
Which side of the hotel is quieter for a mountain-view stay like this?
Because this suite faces the mountains rather than the busier Kapiolani Boulevard street side or the pool deck, it tends to sit on a calmer, more residential-facing side of the tower, which suits guests looking to unwind after time at the Sky Deck or exploring Ala Moana Center.
What should guests know about this suite that isn't obvious at first glance?
Beyond the kitchen and bedroom setup, the suite includes practical extras like free local calls, blackout drapes and premium bedding, plus a washer/dryer that makes it genuinely workable for stays longer than a couple of nights. Room service runs on limited hours, so guests planning to cook using the kitchen’s stovetop and oven should factor that into mealtime plans.