444 Kanekapolei St, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

One Bedroom Suite with Balcony

684 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King Bed

The One Bedroom Suite with Balcony at Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki gives you 684 sq. ft. of space to settle into during your Waikiki stay. A private balcony extends the room outdoors, adding an easy place to step out and take in the surrounding view between beach days, shopping, and time exploring Honolulu. Inside, the suite is arranged with 1 King Bed and a sofa bed, accommodating up to 4 guests. Air conditioning keeps the room comfortable, while a wardrobe or closet, desk chair, and laptop-friendly workspace add practical ease for longer days in or remote check-ins. Entertainment includes a 40-inch LCD TV with cable and cable/satellite service, and the room also provides high-speed internet access, a phone, mini-fridge, and coffee/tea maker. The private bathroom features a shower/tub combination, with shampoo, soap, free toiletries, bedsheets provided, and toothbrush and toothpaste available on request. Rollaway/extra beds are available for a surcharge. Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki is not an all-inclusive resort, but your stay includes a selection of useful hotel amenities. Guests have access to WiFi throughout the property, chilled water in the lobby, in-room coffee and tea packets replenished on request, local and toll-free calls, use of beach chairs, and use of pool and beach towels. Weekly housekeeping is provided, with fresh bed sheets every 3 days, so the suite balances independence with essential service for a comfortable Waikiki stay.

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The private balcony extends the suite outdoors and takes in the surrounding Waikiki neighborhood, giving guests a place to step out between beach days and time exploring Honolulu. Since Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki is a condotel with individually owned units, the exact outlook can vary by floor, but the balcony itself is a consistent feature of this category.

The suite is set up with one king bed and a sofa bed, sleeping up to four guests. That configuration works well for a couple traveling with kids, or two couples splitting the cost of the same one-bedroom layout.

The suite has a private bathroom with a shower/tub combination, stocked with free toiletries, shampoo and soap, plus a hair dryer and toothbrush and toothpaste available on request. Fresh towels and bed sheets are refreshed every three days as part of the housekeeping schedule.

At 684 sq. ft., this suite is noticeably larger than the hotel’s standard room categories, with a separated living and sleeping area, a laptop-friendly workspace, and a sofa bed that adds sleeping capacity for a fourth guest. It’s the category to choose when the extra room to spread out, or the ability to host a family of four, matters more than the smallest nightly rate.

Yes — the sofa bed accommodates an extra guest or two beyond the king bed, and the mini-fridge, microwave and coffee/tea maker make it easier to manage snacks and light meals over a multi-night stay. Weekly housekeeping with a mid-stay refresh of towels and sheets is built in, which suits guests settling in for more than a few nights.

Aqua Aloha Surf Waikiki isn’t an all-inclusive resort, but guests in this category still get WiFi throughout the property, an in-room safe, chilled water in the lobby, local and toll-free calls, and use of beach chairs and pool towels. Keep in mind reservations also carry a mandatory nightly resort fee that covers some of these extras, separate from the room rate.

The hotel sits about two blocks from Waikiki Beach and roughly a block from the International Market Place, with Royal Hawaiian Center and Kings Village Shopping Center within a 10-15 minute walk. It’s an easy home base for beach days that also want quick access to Waikiki’s main shopping and dining strip.

There’s no on-site restaurant currently operating at the hotel, so breakfast isn’t part of the room. The property points guests toward nearby cafes within walking distance for morning coffee and food, keeping dining flexible rather than tied to a single venue.

Guests should be aware that an elevator modernization project began in October 2025 and is expected to run through April 2026, meaning only one elevator is operating at a time during the work — worth factoring in for guests with mobility concerns or heavy luggage. It’s also useful to know that self-parking carries a separate daily fee, and rollaway beds for extra guests are available on request for a surcharge.

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