Partial Ocean View Suite
1100 sq. ft. / Partial Ocean View / 3 Guests / 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed OR 2 Double Beds and 1 Queen Sofa Bed
The Partial Ocean View Suite at The Kahala Hotel & Resort offers 1,100 sq. ft. of space in a one-bedroom setting, with a partial ocean view that brings a sense of the coast into your stay. Designed for guests who want more room to unwind, it provides a spacious base for a relaxed resort escape. Its one-bedroom layout gives added separation between sleeping and lounging areas, making it well suited for couples, small families or friends travelling together. Your stay places you within the all-inclusive experience of The Kahala Hotel & Resort, where the suite becomes a comfortable private retreat between meals, resort time and moments by the water. With generous space, flexible bedding and a partial ocean view, the Partial Ocean View Suite is an inviting choice for guests booking a refined stay at The Kahala Hotel & Resort.
What's included in this room?
- Private 116 sq. ft. lanai framing views of the Pacific Ocean, Ko'olau Mountains and Koko Head Crater
- 1,100 sq. ft. one-bedroom suite with a separate living room opening onto the lanai
- Over-sized bathroom with dual wardrobe closets, two vanities, a glass shower and deep-soaking tub
- Living room styled in Kahala Chic light island colors with relaxed, comfortable seating
- Customized mini bar available upon request, stocked with refreshments and bottled water
- Flat-screen LCD TV, coffee and tea maker, wireless high-speed internet and an in-room safe, plus room service
- Suite guests enjoy full access to five restaurants, the spa and the dolphin lagoon across the resort
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Partial Ocean View Suite FAQs
What does the Partial Ocean View Suite look out over, and is the view worth the upgrade?
The suite’s private lanai frames signature vistas of the Pacific Ocean and the Ko’olau Mountains, <cite index="7-3">along with the lush Waialae Country Club and the famed Koko Head Crater</cite>. For guests who want a layered, scenic outlook rather than a straight-on ocean view, it’s a genuinely rewarding upgrade, especially paired with <cite index="7-4">an expansive 116 sq. ft. furnished lanai</cite> to enjoy it from.
How are the beds configured, and who does this suite sleep comfortably?
That combination comfortably sleeps up to three guests, making it an easy fit for a couple with a child or a small group of friends.
Does the suite have its own balcony or lanai, and how is it used?
Yes — <cite index="7-6">a separate living room opens onto a private lanai, surrounded by luxurious bedding, toiletries and state-of-the-art entertainment systems</cite>. It functions as a quiet outdoor extension of the suite, ideal for morning coffee or unwinding with the mountain and ocean views in the evening.
What is the bathroom like in the Partial Ocean View Suite?
<cite index="7-8">It’s an over-sized bathroom with dual wardrobe closets, two separate vanity areas, a separate glass-enclosed shower and a deep-soaking bathtub</cite>. It’s built for two people to get ready at once without feeling cramped, with a proper soaking tub for relaxing after a day in the sun.
How does this suite compare with the rooms below it and the suite above it?
Standard rooms such as the Ocean View and Ocean View Lanai run closer to <cite index="2-6,2-7">550 sq. ft</cite>, so stepping up to the Partial Ocean View Suite roughly doubles the space with a true separate living room. One step above, <cite index="2-10,2-11">the One-Bedroom Oceanfront Suite shares a similar footprint and layout but trades the partial outlook for panoramic ocean views</cite>, so the choice really comes down to how important a head-on ocean view is to you.
What's included for guests booking this suite category?
Beyond the extra living space, suite guests are <cite index="7-7">positioned in the prestigious Kahala Tower wing with memorable views of Honolulu’s greatest sights</cite>, and have full run of the resort, including <cite index="1-6">five restaurants, The Kahala Spa and the natural ocean-water lagoon with resident dolphins</cite>.
Is the Partial Ocean View Suite better suited to couples, families or longer stays?
With its separate bedroom, living room and flexible bedding for up to three guests, it works well for couples who want breathing room, a small family travelling with one child, or anyone settling in for a longer Honolulu stay who values having somewhere to lounge away from the bed.
What's the quieter side of the resort if I book this suite?
Because Partial Ocean View Suites sit in the <cite index="7-7">Kahala Tower wing</cite> looking toward <cite index="7-3">the Ko’olau Mountains, Waialae Country Club and Koko Head Crater</cite> rather than directly over the sand, they tend to feel a little more tucked away and residential than the beachfront lanai rooms closer to the water.
Is there a way to get even more space than the standard one-bedroom layout?
<cite index="7-9,7-10">Partial Ocean View Suites can be reserved with a second connecting bedroom, bringing the combined space to approximately 1,650 square feet</cite>, a useful option for guests travelling with another couple or needing separate sleeping quarters for older children.