1390 Kapiolani Boulevard, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96814, United States

Panoramic View One Bedroom Suite

584 sq. ft. / 6 Guests / 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed

The Panoramic View One Bedroom Suite at Renaissance Honolulu Hotel & Spa pairs residential ease with elevated Honolulu scenery. With 584 square feet of space and an ocean view, this non-smoking one-bedroom suite gives up to 6 guests room to settle in, unwind and enjoy a more expansive stay. The suite features 1 king bed and 1 double sofa bed, with a separate bedroom layout designed for comfort and flexibility. Blackout drapes, premium bedding and air conditioning support restful nights, while a 55-inch LCD TV with cable channels, streaming services and an iPod docking station add easy in-room entertainment. Practical touches include a washer/dryer, espresso maker, desk chair, mobile key entry, free local calls and wireless internet access. The private bathroom includes a deep soaking bathtub with a shower/tub combination, along with a hair dryer, soap and toilet paper. Free cribs/infant beds are available, rollaway/extra beds may be requested for a surcharge, and connecting or adjoining rooms can be requested. Your stay at Renaissance Honolulu Hotel & Spa is enhanced by the convenience of a suite designed for longer, easier days in Honolulu. Start with espresso in your room, refresh between outings with the washer/dryer, or relax in the deep soaking tub after time on the 8th-floor Sky Deck, where the hotel features a 25-meter lap pool, resort-style Sky Pool and two warm whirlpools. Dining is available at SERA, the hotel’s signature Mediterranean-inspired restaurant, and Sway Poolside Bar offers drinks and light fare on the Sky Deck. For added relaxation, Nami Spa offers Japanese-style hydrotherapy facilities and spa treatments by reservation.

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This suite faces the ocean, and because it’s a full one-bedroom layout rather than a standard room, guests get uninterrupted ocean views from both the living space and the separate bedroom. For travelers who want extra room to spread out along with that Honolulu skyline and water outlook, it’s a meaningful step up from a standard view room.

The suite is set up with one king bed in the separate bedroom and a double sofa bed in the living area, making it comfortable for up to six guests. This split layout works well for a family or two couples traveling together who want a bit of privacy from one another.

The bathroom is a private, well-appointed space with a deep soaking bathtub combined with a shower, along with a hair dryer and plush towels. After a day at the pool or exploring Honolulu, it’s a genuine spot to unwind before heading back out.

Unlike a standard guest room, this category gives you a true separate bedroom and living room layout at 584 square feet, plus a sofa bed that adds real sleeping capacity. It’s designed for guests who want suite-style living rather than just a place to sleep, with the same ocean-facing outlook carried through both rooms.

Guests staying in the Panoramic View One Bedroom Suite have access to the hotel’s 8th-floor Sky Deck, including the 25-meter lap pool, resort-style Sky Pool, two warm whirlpools, and complimentary cabanas and day beds. In-room touches like the espresso maker, mini-fridge, and washer/dryer are included with the suite itself, along with mobile key entry and free WiFi.

Yes — the separate bedroom, sofa bed, and in-suite washer/dryer make it especially practical for families or anyone staying several nights, since laundry doesn’t mean a trip off-property. The extra living space also gives parents and kids some breathing room that a standard room doesn’t offer.

The hotel’s own Sky Deck pools are just an elevator ride away on the 8th floor, and Ala Moana Beach Park is roughly a 10 to 13 minute walk from the property. For dining, SERA and the poolside Sway Poolside Bar are both on-site, so guests don’t have to go far for a meal or a drink.

Because this category is prized for its ocean-facing outlook, most Panoramic View suites sit on the sides of the tower away from Kapiolani Boulevard traffic, giving a calmer, water-facing atmosphere compared to city-facing rooms.

It’s worth knowing that room service operates on limited hours, so it’s not a true 24-hour option, and the espresso maker and mini-fridge are meant for light in-room use rather than full dining. Guests should also note that extras like a rollaway bed carry a surcharge, while cribs are provided free on request.

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