Standard Room
250 Guests / 1 Queen Bed
The Standard Room at Prince Waikiki offers an ocean-view stay within the hotel’s twin-tower setting overlooking the Ala Wai Yacht Harbor. This room category’s square footage is not listed in the verified details, so the focus is on its straightforward comfort, air-conditioned interior and the signature sense of place that comes with every guestroom’s large ocean-facing outlook. Inside, the room is furnished with 1 Queen Bed and is listed to sleep 250 guests. Air conditioning is included for added comfort between time spent at the pool deck, dining in the hotel or exploring Waikiki. No additional verified layout or bathroom details are provided for this room category, so guests should book with the confirmed bedding and occupancy in mind. Prince Waikiki is not described in the verified details as an all-inclusive resort, and meals, parking, spa treatments and other services may carry separate charges. Your stay does include resort-fee amenities 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 tea kettle, and daily 24-hour fitness center access. Guests can also enjoy the hotel’s two swimming pools and hot tub on the Level 5 pool deck, with on-site dining options including 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar, Hinana Bar, Katsumidori sushi restaurant and Honolulu Coffee Company.
What's included in this room?
- Floor-to-ceiling windows frame sweeping views over Ala Wai Yacht Harbor
- A snug, air-conditioned layout built for straightforward Waikiki comfort
- One queen bed comfortably sleeps up to four guests
- Private en-suite bathroom completes this air-conditioned guestroom
- Clean, contemporary décor keeps the ocean-facing interior bright and airy
- Two reusable water bottles plus purified water refill station included
- Complimentary Wi-Fi, in-room coffee and tea maker, and in-room safe
- Resort fee unlocks 24-hour fitness access, museum passes and yoga classes
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Standard Room FAQs
What views can I expect from a Standard Room at Prince Waikiki?
Every guestroom at Prince Waikiki, including the Standard Room, is fitted with floor-to-ceiling windows facing the water, so you’ll look out over the Ala Wai Yacht Harbor and its docked boats, with Waikiki’s skyline in the distance.
How is the bed arranged, and how many people can comfortably stay?
The Standard Room is furnished with one queen bed, and the hotel’s own occupancy policy allows up to four guests in any combination of adults and children 17 and under sharing the existing bedding.
Does the Standard Room have a balcony or private outdoor space?
This category doesn’t include a private balcony or terrace; instead, the room’s defining feature is its wall-to-wall window view, letting the harbor scenery fill the room itself.
How does the Standard Room compare with the hotel's Club Rooms?
Club Rooms sit on the property’s highest floors and add access to a private Club Lounge with personalized service, while the Standard Room keeps things simple with the same ocean-facing outlook at a more accessible rate.
What's included with a Standard Room stay beyond the room itself?
A daily resort fee bundles in unlimited Wi-Fi, an in-room coffee and tea maker, two reusable water bottles, purified water refill access, and 24-hour fitness center use, plus complimentary admission for two to the Honolulu Museum of Art and Bishop Museum.
Is this room a good fit for families traveling with kids?
Yes — Prince Waikiki welcomes children of all ages, two kids 17 and under stay free using existing bedding, and children 5 and under eat free at 100 Sails Restaurant & Bar when dining with a paying adult.
How far is the Standard Room from the pools and restaurants?
The Level 5 pool deck, with its oceanfront infinity pool, saltwater pool and hot tub, plus Hinana Bar, is just an elevator ride away, and 100 Sails, Katsumidori and Honolulu Coffee Company are all within the same twin-tower property.
Is there a quieter side of the hotel worth requesting?
Because both of Prince Waikiki’s towers face the harbor, most rooms share a similar outlook; guests wanting distance from the Level 5 pool deck’s daytime energy may prefer requesting a room on a higher floor.
What should I know about check-in for this room?
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM; a government-issued photo ID and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit are requested at check-in to cover incidental charges.
Is the Standard Room suitable for a longer stay?
With air conditioning, a queen bed, an in-room coffee and tea maker, and unlimited Wi-Fi bundled into the resort fee, the Standard Room covers the essentials comfortably for travelers settling in for several nights.