Room Bed Accessible
2 Guests / 1 queen bed
Designed for two guests, the Room Bed Accessible at Prince Waikiki offers an ocean-view stay framed by the hotel’s large floor-to-ceiling windows. The verified room details do not specify square footage, so this page keeps the focus on what is confirmed: a comfortable accessible room category within Prince Waikiki’s oceanfront setting overlooking the water. The room sleeps 2 guests and is furnished with 1 queen bed, creating a simple layout for a solo traveller or a pair sharing one bed. As an accessible room category, it is intended for guests who require accessible accommodation, though specific bathroom features and layout details are not provided in the verified information and should be confirmed directly with Prince Waikiki before booking if particular accessibility needs are essential. Prince Waikiki is not listed in the verified information as an all-inclusive resort, so meals, drinks and resort services should not be assumed to be included with this room. Guests can enjoy the hotel’s confirmed on-site dining options, including 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar, Katsumidori Sushi Tokyo, Hinana Bar by the pool, and Honolulu Coffee Company in the lobby, with any applicable charges handled separately. Verified included resort-fee amenities include 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 tea kettle, and daily 24-hour fitness center access. The hotel also offers two swimming pools and a hot tub on the Level 5 pool deck, along with a spa and oceanfront dining, giving guests a well-rounded Prince Waikiki experience without presenting the stay as all-inclusive.
What's included in this room?
- Floor-to-ceiling windows open onto sweeping ocean and marina views
- Thoughtfully designed accessible layout allowing easy wheelchair navigation throughout
- One queen bed comfortably sleeping up to two guests
- Accessible bathroom designed with mobility, safety, and comfort in mind
- Contemporary island-inspired décor with a compact seating spot by the window
- Two reusable water bottles and a hydration refill station provided
- Flat-screen TV, in-room coffee maker, safe, Wi-Fi, and room service
- Daily resort fee unlocks fitness access, museum passes, and yoga classes
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Room Bed Accessible FAQs
What kind of view does the Room Bed Accessible offer at Prince Waikiki?
Because Prince Waikiki is Waikiki’s only all-ocean-view hotel, this accessible category still enjoys the same large floor-to-ceiling windows framing the ocean and Ala Wai Yacht Harbor as the rest of the twin towers, so you’re not trading away the view for accessible features.
How are the beds set up, and who is this room best suited for?
The room comes with 1 queen bed, sleeping up to two guests comfortably, which makes it a good fit for a solo traveler or a couple who want a simple, easy-to-navigate layout rather than a multi-bed configuration.
Does this room have a balcony or private outdoor space?
There isn’t a private balcony attached to this category; instead, the room’s floor-to-ceiling windows deliver the panoramic ocean and marina outlook, letting natural light and views into the room without a step-out terrace to navigate.
What accessibility features can I expect in the bathroom and room layout?
As an accessible room category, the layout is designed with extra clearance and easier navigation in mind, and Prince Waikiki’s team can tailor specific mobility requirements, so it’s worth sharing your needs when you book so the accommodation matches them precisely.
How does this room compare with the hotel's other room categories?
Every room at Prince Waikiki shares the same oceanfront, floor-to-ceiling window outlook, so the Room Bed Accessible offers that same view in a simpler, single-queen-bed footprint, while higher categories such as Club-tier rooms add extras like private lounge access on the highest floors.
What's included when I book this room category?
Along with the room itself, Prince Waikiki bundles in unlimited Wi-Fi, an in-room coffee maker with coffee and tea kettle, two reusable water bottles, purified water refill stations, and 24-hour fitness center access, plus added perks like museum admissions and complimentary yoga classes through the daily resort fee.
Is this room a good choice for a longer stay or a family trip?
With one queen bed and a two-guest capacity, it suits a solo traveler or a couple best, including for extended stays, while families needing more space or additional beds would be better matched with a larger room category at the hotel.
How close is the room to the pools, beach, and restaurants?
The room is part of the same twin-tower property as the Level 5 pool deck, home to the infinity pool, saltwater pool, and hot tub, and it’s just a short walk to on-site dining like 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar and Hinana Bar, with Duke Kahanamoku Beach about a 7-minute walk away.
Will I get a quiet stay in this room, or is it near noisy areas?
Since every room, including this accessible category, faces the ocean through floor-to-ceiling windows rather than a street-facing side, guests get the same calm harbor and ocean outlook enjoyed throughout the property, away from traffic noise.
What should I know before booking that isn't obvious from the room description?
It’s worth noting that Prince Waikiki applies a daily resort fee that covers amenities like fitness access and museum passes, and because specific accessibility fittings can vary by room, letting the hotel know your exact mobility needs ahead of arrival helps ensure the best match.