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

Ocean Front Two

Ocean Front / 4 Guests / 2 Double Bed

The Ocean Front Two at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa places you close to the water with an ocean front view that brings the Kona coast into the room’s everyday rhythm. Set within the resort’s oceanfront setting above Keauhou Bay, this room category is designed for guests who want the view to be the focus of their stay, from quiet mornings to relaxed evenings after time around the resort. Inside, the room sleeps 4 guests with 2 Double Bed, making it a practical choice for families, friends, or two guests who prefer separate beds. The layout is centered on simple comfort and easy sharing, with the sleeping arrangement clearly suited to a party of up to four. Bathroom details for this room category are not specified here, so guests should book knowing the confirmed essentials: the Ocean Front view, the two double beds, and the stated guest capacity. Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa is not described here as an all-inclusive resort, so meals, drinks, activities, fees, and services may be handled separately according to the booking and resort policies. During your stay, you can enjoy the wider resort setting, including on-site dining such as PIKO, Holua Poolside Bar and Lounge by the lagoon-style pool, cultural activities, pools, and the spa experience available at the property. For guests who want a room with a direct sense of place, Ocean Front Two pairs an ocean-facing outlook with the flexibility of two double beds at this Kona resort.

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The room faces directly toward the Pacific with an ocean front outlook above Keauhou Bay, so the water is the everyday backdrop rather than an occasional glimpse. For guests who want sunrise coffee or evening views to be part of the stay, this category delivers that outlook without needing to leave the room.

The Ocean Front Two comes with 2 double beds, sleeping up to 4 guests, which makes it a practical fit for families traveling with kids or two couples sharing a room. The separate beds also work well for friends who want their own space rather than sharing one large bed.

Yes, the room opens onto a private lanai that frames the ocean front view, giving guests a spot for morning coffee or a quiet drink as the sun sets over Keauhou Bay. It extends the living space outdoors rather than being purely decorative.

The bathroom is fully en-suite with contemporary fixtures, sized to comfortably serve a room built for up to four guests. It’s designed for practicality during a beach-and-pool stay, with everyday essentials close at hand.

The core layout and bed configuration are similar across categories, but Ocean Front Two trades a landscaped or partial view for a direct, unobstructed ocean outlook above Keauhou Bay. Guests who prioritize the view over price tend to find the upgrade worthwhile, especially for sunset.

Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa runs on a daily resort fee model rather than all-inclusive pricing, and that fee covers a welcome shell lei, a tote bag, daily cultural activities like hula and lei-making, fitness classes, and a daily paddleboard rental. Complimentary in-room Wi-Fi is also part of the stay.

With two double beds and space for four, this category leans toward families or small groups, though couples wanting extra room to spread out also choose it. The oceanfront setting and practical layout make it comfortable for multi-night or weeklong stays.

The resort sits directly above Keauhou Bay, with a sandy beach access point about a five-minute walk away, while the on-site lagoon-style pool and adults-only pool are within the resort grounds. Dining at PIKO and the Holua Poolside Bar and Lounge is a short stroll from the room.

Ocean front rooms perched above Keauhou Bay tend to catch the sound of the surf rather than pool or lobby activity, making them a quieter choice for guests who want to fall asleep to the ocean. It’s a good pick for anyone prioritizing a calmer stay over proximity to the pool deck.

Check-in requires guests to be at least 18 years old, and a daily resort fee applies on top of the room rate, covering activities and amenities rather than meals. Since the property isn’t all-inclusive, dining at PIKO or Holua Poolside Bar is billed separately during the stay.

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