
Oceanfront Club 1 fi1k
3 Guests / 1 King Bed
The Oceanfront Club 1 King at Prince Waikiki frames the island stay around a direct oceanfront outlook, with 398 square feet of space designed for up to 3 guests. Set within Waikiki’s all-ocean-view hotel, the room places the Pacific in focus through large floor-to-ceiling windows, creating a calm, elevated base above the oceanfront setting of the resort. Inside, the room is arranged with 1 King Bed, making it a natural choice for couples or a small party seeking a more spacious stay with one shared sleeping area. Wireless internet access and air conditioning are included for everyday comfort, while the Club Room setting places guests on the hotel’s highest floors with private access to the Club Lounge, extra amenities and personalised service. The bathroom is part of the guestroom layout, supporting an easy rhythm from morning routines to relaxed evenings after time at the pool, dinner or the waterfront. This room is offered as part of the Prince Waikiki experience rather than an all-inclusive package. Guests can make the most of included resort-fee amenities such as unlimited internet connection in-room, in the lobby and pool areas, two reusable water bottles per room, purified water refill stations, an in-room coffee maker with coffee and tea kettle, and daily 24-hour fitness centre access. Dining remains flexible, with 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar, Katsumidori Sushi Tokyo, Hinana Bar and Honolulu Coffee Company on site, along with pool deck time, spa treatments and the ease of returning to an oceanfront Club room at the end of the day.
What's included in this room?
- Floor-to-ceiling windows deliver an unobstructed direct oceanfront outlook over Waikiki's waters
- 398 sq ft layout with a single spacious sleeping and living zone
- One king bed sleeps up to three guests in comfort
- En-suite bathroom completes the guestroom's easy morning-to-evening flow
- A compact seating corner offers a calm perch after beach or pool time
- In-room coffee maker with coffee, tea and complimentary water bottles provided
- Wireless Wi-Fi, air conditioning, in-room safe and room service ensure convenience
- Club-floor status grants private Club Lounge access, extra perks and personalised service
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Oceanfront Club 1 fi1k FAQs
What does the Oceanfront Club King room look out over?
Because Prince Waikiki is built as Waikiki’s all-ocean-view hotel, this room’s floor-to-ceiling windows frame a direct oceanfront outlook across the Pacific rather than a partial or side view, which is exactly what draws guests to book the oceanfront category over a standard room.
How are the beds arranged, and how many guests can stay comfortably?
The room is set up with 1 king bed, sleeping up to three guests comfortably, which makes it a good fit for a couple or a couple traveling with one child rather than a larger family group.
What's included with the Club Room upgrade at this hotel?
Choosing the Club category places guests on Prince Waikiki’s highest floors with private access to the Club Lounge, along with the resort’s daily amenities such as unlimited Wi-Fi, an in-room coffee maker with tea, two reusable water bottles, and 24-hour fitness center access, plus personalised service that standard rooms don’t include.
How far is this room from the pools and on-site restaurants?
The Level 5 pool deck, home to the oceanfront infinity pool, saltwater pool, hot tub and Hinana Bar, is a short elevator ride down from the guestroom floors, and dining options including 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar, Katsumidori Sushi Tokyo, and Honolulu Coffee Company are all on-site, so nothing requires leaving the property.
Is this room a good choice for couples or families?
With one king bed sleeping three, the room suits couples well and works for a small family with one child, though larger families may prefer a room with additional bedding configurations given the compact three-guest capacity.
How does the Oceanfront Club King compare with a standard oceanfront room?
The core difference is floor placement and service: Club category rooms sit on the highest floors of the hotel and unlock the private Club Lounge and personalised attention, while the ocean view itself is shared across the hotel thanks to its all-ocean-view design.
What's available in the room to start the morning easily?
Mornings come with an in-room coffee maker stocked with coffee and tea, and for something more substantial, room service and the lobby’s Honolulu Coffee Company are both close at hand before heading down to the pool deck or breakfast at 100 Sails.
Is the Club Lounge access worth choosing this room category?
For guests who value a quieter space away from the pool deck, easy staff access, and the extra touches that come with a top-floor Club room, the upgrade tends to feel worthwhile, particularly for a special-occasion stay or an oceanfront honeymoon.
What's something about this room that guests often don't realize beforehand?
Although the hotel sits directly on the water at the Ala Wai Yacht Harbor, it does not have direct beach access, so guests planning beach time should note that Duke Kahanamoku Beach is roughly a seven-minute walk and Waikiki Beach itself is a bit further, best reached by a short walk or ride.