Ocean Front Room
420 sq. ft. / Ocean Front / 2 Guests / 2 Double Bed
The Ocean Front Room at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa places the Pacific at the heart of the stay, with an ocean front view that brings the coast directly into the room’s outlook. Measuring 420 square feet, this accommodation is designed for up to 2 guests who want a comfortable base with a front-row connection to the water. Inside, the room is furnished with two double beds, offering an easy setup for two travelers sharing the space. The layout keeps the sleeping area simple and practical, with the view as the defining feature of the room. The bathroom provides the essentials for refreshing between time spent at the resort and moments of rest indoors. A stay in the Ocean Front Room includes the all-inclusive experience at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa, so guests can enjoy the ease of having their getaway thoughtfully arranged around the resort. From relaxed mornings to unhurried evenings, the room offers a calm ocean front setting to return to throughout the day, pairing the comfort of a 420-square-foot retreat with the convenience of an inclusive stay.
What's included in this room?
- Private furnished lanai with ocean front views over Keauhou Bay's cliffs
- 420 sq. ft. room with a simple, view-forward layout
- Two double beds, comfortably sleeping up to two guests
- Private bathroom with a shower/tub combo, hairdryer and robe
- Hawaiian-inspired décor with a relaxed spot to unwind indoors
- Mini refrigerator stocked with bottled water for easy refreshment
- Flat-screen TV, coffee maker, in-room safe and complimentary Wi-Fi
- All-inclusive stay with resort amenities and daily conveniences included
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Ocean Front Room FAQs
What does the Ocean Front Room actually look out on, and is the view worth it?
The Ocean Front Room is built around a private furnished lanai, and at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa those oceanfront lanais look out over Keauhou Bay and the dramatic lava cliffs the resort is perched on. For travelers who want the Pacific as the backdrop to every morning and evening of the stay rather than a glimpse from a partial angle, the direct water outlook is the main reason to choose this category over a resort-view or partial ocean view room.
How are the beds set up, and who does this room suit?
This room is furnished with two double beds, set up for up to two guests sharing the space. It’s a comfortable fit for a couple or two friends traveling together who want their own beds rather than a shared one, with the ocean front outlook as the main draw rather than extra square footage.
Is there a balcony or private outdoor space, and how is it used?
Yes — the room opens onto a private furnished lanai, a feature built into the oceanfront rooms at this resort. It’s the kind of spot guests use for morning coffee, watching the water change color at sunset, or simply stepping outside before heading down to the pools or the bay.
What is the bathroom like in the Ocean Front Room?
The bathroom is private and finished with a shower/tub combination, complimentary toiletries and a hair dryer, along with a bathrobe for lounging between the lanai and the pool. It’s designed to cover the essentials efficiently rather than serve as a spa-style centerpiece, which keeps the room’s focus on the view.
How does the Ocean Front Room compare with an Ocean View or Club Ocean Front room?
An Ocean View room offers water views from a different angle, while the Ocean Front Room puts the room directly in line with the Pacific and the bay below. Stepping up to a Club Ocean Front category adds access to the Voyager 47 Club Lounge, with its own breakfast and evening tastings, on top of the same oceanfront outlook — a worthwhile upgrade for guests who want lounge perks, but not essential if the view itself is the priority.
What's included for guests staying in this room category?
A stay in the Ocean Front Room comes with the all-inclusive experience at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa, layered on top of resort-wide extras like a welcome shell lei, daily cultural activities such as lei making and hula lessons, and access to the multi-level pools, outdoor games and fitness classes that are part of every stay at the property.
Is this room better suited to couples, friends or families?
With two double beds and space for two guests, the Ocean Front Room works well for couples or two friends who each want their own bed. Families needing more sleeping space or a separate living area are usually better matched to one of the resort’s suite categories, but for two travelers prioritizing the water view, this room delivers it directly.
How close is the Ocean Front Room to the beach, pools and dining?
The resort sits directly on the cliffs above Keauhou Bay, so the oceanfront rooms are close to the water’s edge, and guests can reach the multi-level pools, poolside bar and restaurants like PIKO within a short walk across the property. The Ocean Front Room’s lanai puts the bay in view without needing to leave the room.
Is the Ocean Front Room on a quiet or lively side of the resort?
Rooms facing the ocean tend to be calmer than those overlooking the pool and waterslide area, which can get lively with pool noise during the day. Guests who want the sound of the surf rather than splashing and activity tend to prefer the oceanfront side for a quieter stay.
What should I know about the Ocean Front Room before booking?
Specific room location and floor requests are based on availability at check-in rather than guaranteed in advance, so it’s worth communicating preferences directly with the resort. Beyond that, the appeal of this category is straightforward: a compact, well-located room with a lanai facing the Pacific, built for guests who want the view front and center rather than extra living space.