1777 Ala Moana Blvd, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

One-Bedroom Suite

650 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King, Queen Sofa Bed

The One-Bedroom Suite at Ilikai Hotel offers 650 sq. ft. of relaxed Waikiki living space with a city view and room for up to 4 guests. Designed for travelers who want more space than a standard hotel room, the suite gives you a comfortable base at this landmark hotel, with easy access to the property’s pools, dining options, and walkway to the Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon and Waikiki Beach. Inside, the suite features 1 King bed and a Queen Sofa Bed, making it well suited to couples, small families, or friends sharing a stay. The one-bedroom layout creates separation between sleeping and lounging areas, so guests can settle in, unwind, and make the most of the extra space. The bathroom is part of the suite’s private accommodations, providing the essentials for a convenient Waikiki stay without the need to book multiple rooms. Your stay at Ilikai Hotel is not an all-inclusive experience, and meals, drinks, parking, and other extras may carry separate charges. Guests can enjoy the flexibility of choosing from on-site food and retail options including Hawaiian Aroma Caffe, Kuʻai Market, Paradise Poke, Dave’s Hawaiian Ice Cream, Menehune Grille, Empire Steak House Hawaii, and PESCA Waikiki Beach. A mandatory daily resort or amenity fee includes benefits such as beach towels, fitness center access, in-room bottled water, in-room coffee, an in-room safe, internet access, phone calls, and WiFi access, while all suites include high-speed WiFi, DVD players, and movie rentals.

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This suite carries a city view over Waikiki rather than an oceanfront outlook, so guests get a sense of the neighborhood and skyline from the room itself. The hotel’s own walkway still puts you a short stroll from the Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon and Waikiki Beach, so the ocean is close even though it isn’t the view from your window.

The suite has one king bed in the separate bedroom and a queen sofa bed in the living area, sleeping up to four guests. That layout works well for a couple traveling with kids, or two couples who want their own defined sleeping zones rather than sharing one open room.

Unlike a standard room, the One-Bedroom Suite is built with an actual separation between the bedroom and the lounging area, giving it roughly 650 sq. ft. to work with. That extra structure means one guest can wind down in the living space while another sleeps, which a typical hotel room layout doesn’t offer.

Yes — the combination of a king bed, a queen sofa bed, and a defined living area makes it well suited to families or small groups sharing a stay. Ilikai Hotel is a family-friendly property with pools, a fitness center, and easy beach access, which all support a multi-night or week-long visit.

Duke Kahanamoku Beach is about a five-minute walk from the hotel, reached via a direct walkway from the property to the lagoon. Onsite, the hotel also has a lobby-level pool and a second-floor pool, both a quick trip from any guest room via the property’s dedicated bather’s elevator.

Guests staying at Ilikai Hotel can walk to onsite spots including Menehune Grille and Paradise Poke in the courtyard, Hawaiian Aroma Caffe and Kuʻai Market on the lobby level, and rooftop dining at Empire Steak House and PESCA Waikiki Beach for a more special-occasion meal without leaving the property.

All suites at Ilikai Hotel come with high-speed WiFi, a DVD player, and movie rentals. The property’s daily resort fee also covers beach towels, fitness center access, in-room bottled water, in-room coffee, and an in-room safe, so those basics are built into the stay.

Because suites sit across a tower with rooms facing different directions, the side away from the courtyard tends to be calmer in the evening, when the property runs its nightly torch-lighting ceremony and Friday live entertainment. Either way, you’re only a short walk from the action whenever you want it.

Yes — Kuʻai Market on the lobby level stocks packaged food, snacks, and drinks, which is handy for guests settling in for more than a night or two. It’s an easy stop before heading up to unwind in the suite’s separate living area.

Check-in at Ilikai Hotel is at 3:00 p.m. and check-out is at noon, with a government-issued photo ID and credit card required at the desk. The hotel also charges a mandatory daily resort fee covering WiFi, coffee, bottled water, and fitness center use, so it’s worth factoring that into your overall stay.

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