Ocean View Room
420 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 6 Guests
The Ocean View Room at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa offers 420 sq. ft. of comfortable space with an Ocean View. Designed for guests who want room to settle in while staying connected to the coastal setting, this accommodation provides a relaxed base for an island stay. Listed by the hotel as a Double Room, Multiple Beds, Ocean View, this room features 3 Double Beds and sleeps up to 6 guests. Its layout is suited to families or groups sharing one room, with the sleeping arrangement clearly centered on flexibility and convenience. Your stay in the Ocean View Room places you within the all-inclusive experience available for this booking, with the ease of having the essentials of your resort stay arranged in advance. It is a straightforward choice for guests seeking an Ocean View room at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa with space for up to 6 guests.
What's included in this room?
- Furnished lanai with outdoor seating looking over Keauhou Bay's ocean waters
- 420 sq. ft. open layout built for groups sharing one room
- Three double beds sleeping up to six guests comfortably
- Combination bathtub and shower stocked with premium bath amenities and bathrobes
- Work desk and chair with a full-length mirror and island-inspired décor
- Mini refrigerator keeps drinks and snacks cool throughout your stay
- 55-inch flat-screen TV, coffee maker, room service, safe and Wi-Fi
- All-inclusive stay with dining, resort amenities and daily housekeeping included
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Ocean View Room FAQs
What kind of view does the Ocean View Room actually offer?
Guests in this category take in breathtaking views of Keauhou Bay and the Pacific Ocean, with the resort itself set on the lava cliffs of Keauhou, so the ocean is the backdrop from the room rather than an occasional glimpse.
How are the three double beds arranged, and who is this room best for?
The room is fitted with 3 Double Beds, making it a practical layout for families or groups traveling together, since the 420 sq. ft. footprint is designed around multiple sleeping areas rather than a single bed configuration.
Does the Ocean View Room have a private balcony?
Yes, every Ocean View Room opens onto a furnished lanai with outdoor seating, giving guests a private spot to look out over Keauhou Bay with their morning coffee or evening drink.
What should I expect from the bathroom in this room category?
The bathroom is finished with a combination bathtub and shower, along with premium bath amenities, bathrobes, and a hair dryer, giving the room a comfortable, resort-standard finish.
How does the Ocean View Room compare with the Partial Ocean View Room?
The Partial Ocean View Room looks out over a mix of the Pacific and the landscaped resort grounds, while the Ocean View Room is positioned for a fuller, more direct outlook over Keauhou Bay, making it the better pick for guests who want the ocean to be the main event.
Is there a difference between this room and the Club Ocean View category?
The Club Ocean View tier shares the same view but adds private access to the Voyager 47 Club Lounge, including daily breakfast and evening tastings, so guests who want lounge perks alongside their ocean view would look one tier up from the standard Ocean View Room.
What's included for guests booking the Ocean View Room?
This category is booked as part of the resort’s all-inclusive experience, so guests arrive with meals and resort amenities already arranged, alongside daily housekeeping service in the room itself.
Is this room a good fit for a family or longer stay?
With three double beds sleeping up to six guests in 420 sq. ft., the Ocean View Room is built for families or groups who want to share one room rather than book two, which also makes it a practical choice for longer island stays.
How close is the Ocean View Room to the beach and pools?
The resort sits directly on the ocean-front lava cliffs of Keauhou, with an oceanfront pool and water slide on site, putting guests within easy reach of the water without needing to leave the property.
What's a detail about this room that's easy to miss?
The resort is built around the remnants of Keauhou Bay’s ancient fishing village, so an Ocean View Room here looks out over a stretch of coastline with genuine historic depth, not just a generic ocean backdrop.