Quadruple Accessible
6 Guests
The Quadruple Accessible room at Prince Waikiki offers 500 square feet of space for guests who want comfort, accessibility and ocean views in Waikiki. Set within the hotel’s all-ocean-view setting, the room frames the water through large floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a bright, open backdrop for a family stay or group getaway. Designed to sleep up to 6 guests, this accessible room provides a practical base for sharing time together while keeping the layout easy to navigate. The accommodation is arranged for quadruple occupancy, with accessible features supporting a more comfortable stay. The bathroom is part of the accessible design, giving guests added confidence when booking directly from this room page. Your stay at Prince Waikiki includes the ease of resort amenities bundled into the daily resort charge, such as unlimited internet connection in the room, lobby and pool areas, two reusable water bottles per room, purified water refill stations, an in-room coffee maker with coffee and a tea kettle, and 24-hour fitness center access for registered guests. Around the hotel, guests can enjoy two pools plus a hot tub on the Level 5 pool deck, on-site dining at 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar, Hinana Bar, Katsumidori Sushi Tokyo and Honolulu Coffee Company, and the oceanfront setting overlooking Ala Wai Yacht Harbor. It is not an all-inclusive resort, so meals, drinks and other services are not presented as included unless specifically part of the hotel’s stated amenities.
What's included in this room?
- Floor-to-ceiling windows frame sweeping views of Waikiki and the harbor
- 500 sq. ft. accessible layout designed for effortless navigation and space
- Flexible bedding sleeps up to six guests comfortably for families or groups
- Accessible-design bathroom built for added ease, safety and confidence
- Bright, open seating area with contemporary décor against an ocean-view backdrop
- In-room coffee maker and tea kettle offer daily complimentary refreshments
- Complimentary Wi-Fi, in-room safe and in-room dining round out modern conveniences
- Daily resort charge bundles fitness access, bottled water and museum admissions
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Quadruple Accessible FAQs
What kind of view does the Quadruple Accessible room have?
Every room at Prince Waikiki is built around floor-to-ceiling windows, and the Quadruple Accessible room is no exception, framing ocean and Waikiki views as part of the hotel’s all-ocean-view design rather than reserving them for higher categories.
How are the beds set up and how many people can stay comfortably?
The room is arranged for quadruple occupancy configured to sleep up to six guests, making it a practical choice for families or small groups who want to share a single accessible space rather than booking two rooms.
Does this room have a balcony or private outdoor space?
This category is built around its expansive floor-to-ceiling windows rather than a private balcony, so the ocean view becomes part of the room itself, keeping the accessible layout open and unobstructed.
What makes the bathroom accessible for guests who need it?
The bathroom is designed as part of the room’s accessible features, giving guests with mobility needs a more comfortable and confident stay without sacrificing the ocean-view setting shared by the rest of the hotel.
How does the Quadruple Accessible room compare to a standard room at Prince Waikiki?
Where standard rooms typically max out around four guests, the Quadruple Accessible room is designed to sleep up to six, pairing extra capacity with accessible features while still offering the same signature floor-to-ceiling ocean views found throughout the hotel.
What's included with a stay in this room category?
Guests receive Prince Waikiki’s daily resort amenities bundled in, including unlimited Wi-Fi throughout the property, an in-room coffee maker with tea kettle, two reusable water bottles, purified water refill stations, and 24-hour fitness center access.
Is this room a good fit for families or longer stays?
Yes — the larger sleeping capacity and accessible layout make it well suited to families or groups traveling together, and with children 5 and under eating free at 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar, it’s a practical option for multi-night family stays.
How close is this room to the pools and dining at the hotel?
The Level 5 pool deck, home to the saltwater pool, adults-only infinity pool and hot tub, along with Hinana Bar, sits just an elevator ride away, and 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar, Katsumidori Sushi Tokyo and Honolulu Coffee Company are all on-site as well.
How far is Prince Waikiki from the beach itself?
The hotel overlooks the Ala Wai Yacht Harbor rather than sitting directly on sand, with Duke Kahanamoku Beach about a 7-minute walk away and the busier stretch of Waikiki Beach roughly a 25-minute walk or short drive.
What should guests know before booking this room that isn't obvious from the description?
Because it’s an accessible category built for larger groups, it’s worth noting that Prince Waikiki’s daily resort fee automatically bundles in perks like museum admissions and yoga classes, so those extras come with the room regardless of the rate booked.