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

Ocean View Room One King

376 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 3 Guests / 1 King Bed

The Ocean View Room One King at Renaissance Honolulu Hotel & Spa is a 376-square-foot retreat overlooking the ocean, designed for guests who want Honolulu views paired with a calm, polished place to unwind. Set within the hotel’s contemporary setting in the Ala Moana/Kaka‘ako district, this non-smoking room gives you a restful base with the water in sight and the city close at hand. Inside, the room features one king bed and sleeps up to 3 guests. The layout includes a bedroom, a desk and laptop-friendly workspace, a wardrobe or closet, an in-room safe, a phone with free local calls, and thin carpet underfoot. Entertainment is easy with a 55-inch LCD TV, cable service, premium channels, streaming services, and Netflix. For refreshments, there is a mini-fridge, espresso maker, and coffee/tea maker, with limited-hours room service available. The private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, deep soaking bathtub, bidet, toilet paper, bathrobes, and toothbrushes and toothpaste available on request. Your stay connects you with the wider Renaissance Honolulu Hotel & Spa experience, though this room is not described as all-inclusive. Guests can enjoy public-area WiFi, the 8th-floor Sky Deck with a 25-meter lap pool, resort-style Sky Pool, two warm whirlpools, and complimentary cabanas or covered day beds available first come, first served. Nami Spa offers Japanese-style hydrotherapy facilities and treatments by reservation, while the Fitness Center includes cardio, strength, free-weight, yoga, and outdoor training areas. Dining is available at SERA, and Sway Poolside Bar serves drinks and light fare on the Sky Deck.

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The Ocean View Room One King looks out over the water from Renaissance Honolulu’s Ala Moana/Kaka’ako setting, giving you a genuine sea outlook rather than a courtyard or street view. It’s the kind of window view guests specifically request this category for, especially at sunset.

This room has 1 King Bed and is set up to sleep up to 3 guests. A crib or a rollaway bed can be requested for a surcharge, subject to availability, so it works well for a couple with a young child or a solo traveler wanting extra space.

This room is designed as an interior retreat with ocean-facing windows and blackout drapes rather than a private balcony, so you take in the water view from a quiet, air-conditioned space instead of stepping outside.

The private bathroom includes a deep soaking bathtub paired with a shower/tub combination, plus a bidet, bathrobes, and toothbrush and toothpaste available on request — a comfortable setup for unwinding after a day at the beach or pool.

The core layout, king bed, and in-room features are consistent across the hotel’s king rooms, but this category’s defining upgrade is the ocean-facing outlook instead of a garden or city view — a meaningful difference for guests who want the water in sight from bed.

Guests get access to the hotel’s 8th-floor Sky Deck, including the 25-meter lap pool, resort-style Sky Pool, two whirlpools, and complimentary cabanas, along with the Fitness Center and public-area WiFi. A destination fee applies at check-in, and hotel guests can use Nami Spa’s hydrotherapy facilities for an additional per-person charge.

With one king bed and a capacity of 3 guests, it suits couples especially well, and works for a small family traveling with an infant with a crib available on request for a surcharge, subject to availability. For longer stays, the laptop-friendly workspace and espresso maker add everyday convenience.

Ala Moana Beach Park is roughly a 10-13 minute walk from the hotel, while the Sky Deck pools and whirlpools are just an elevator ride away on the 8th floor, making a pool day easy even without heading to the sand.

Because the hotel sits along Kapiolani Boulevard opposite Ala Moana Center, ocean-facing rooms like this one generally sit away from the busier street-side activity, making them the calmer choice for light sleepers.

Worth noting: the property is a newly built 2024 tower, minimum check-in age is 18, a destination fee applies per night, and Nami Spa’s hydrotherapy access carries a separate $35 per-guest fee — details that shape the overall cost and experience beyond the room itself.

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