78-128 Ehukai Street, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, 96740, United States

Deluxe Ocean Front Suite

900 sq. ft. / Ocean Front / 4 Guests / 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed

The Deluxe Ocean Front Suite at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa offers 900 sq. ft. of space with an ocean front view that brings the coastline into focus from the moment you arrive. Designed for guests who want extra room to unwind, this suite gives you a generous setting for relaxed island days and quiet evenings by the water. Inside, the suite sleeps 4 guests with 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed, making it well suited to couples, small families or friends travelling together. The layout provides a comfortable bedroom area and additional sleeping space, with room to spread out between moments of rest, conversation and getting ready for the day. The bathroom completes the suite with the convenience expected for an easy stay. Your stay at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa is shaped by the ease of a resort setting, where time can move at your own pace. Wake to the ocean front view, return between activities to recharge in the spacious suite, and enjoy having a comfortable base designed for both rest and togetherness. With space for up to 4 guests, the Deluxe Ocean Front Suite keeps the focus on simple comfort, ocean-facing scenery and the pleasure of staying close to the water.

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The suite’s private lanai faces straight out over the water, with sweeping, unobstructed ocean views along the Kona Coast rather than a partial or side angle. Because the resort sits on lava cliffs above Keauhou Bay, true oceanfront rooms catch sunrise light, passing boat traffic and, seasonally, whale activity, which makes the upgrade from a mountain or partial ocean view genuinely noticeable rather than cosmetic.

The room is configured with 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed, which comfortably sleeps up to four guests. That split layout works well for two couples traveling together or a family, since the sofa bed sits in its own living area rather than sharing the same space as the king bed.

Yes, the suite opens onto a private furnished lanai that functions as an outdoor extension of the living space. Guests use it for morning coffee while the light hits the water, or in the evening as a quiet spot to watch the sunset before heading down to dinner.

The bathroom is finished with a shower-tub combination, plush bathrobes and premium toiletries, giving it a more elevated feel than the resort’s standard rooms. It’s built for an easy resort routine — rinsing off after the pool or a snorkeling outing before getting ready for the evening.

The standard Ocean Front Room delivers the same coastline-facing outlook but in a more compact footprint without a dedicated sitting area. The Deluxe Ocean Front Suite steps up to 900 sq. ft., adding a proper separate sitting area and the sofa bed, so it suits guests who want room to spread out rather than just a place to sleep.

Stays in the Deluxe Ocean Front Suite come with access to the Voyager 47 Club Lounge, where guests enjoy a daily breakfast and an evening tasting of island-inspired bites with cocktails, beer and wine. The lounge itself has its own ocean view, so the perks extend the suite’s outlook rather than pulling guests away from it.

It flexes well across all three. The king bed and sitting area give couples a private retreat, while the added sofa bed means families or two traveling pairs can share the space without feeling cramped, and the extra square footage holds up well over a longer, multi-night stay.

The resort’s pool complex, with its multi-level fantasy pool and 200-foot water slide, is just a short walk from the guest room buildings, and the property’s restaurants and the Voyager 47 Club Lounge are similarly close. Keauhou Bay Beach is within an easy walk of the hotel, making the suite a convenient base for moving between water, dining and relaxation without much travel time.

Rooms facing directly over the pool and water slide tend to pick up more daytime activity noise, while true oceanfront-facing suites like this one look out over the open water and Keauhou Bay instead, which makes for a calmer outlook, especially in the evening once pool activity winds down.

Because the Deluxe Ocean Front Suite falls under the resort’s Club tier, the Voyager 47 Club Lounge perks are bundled into the room rather than booked separately, so the daily breakfast and evening tastings are effectively part of the suite experience rather than an optional add-on worth budgeting for separately.

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