Resort View One
420 sq. ft. / Resort View / 3 Guests / 1 king bed
Resort View One at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa is a 420 sq. ft. guest room designed for an easy Kona stay with a Resort View. Air conditioning, blackout curtains and linens help create a restful retreat after time by the pools, at the spa or exploring the resort’s oceanfront setting above Keauhou Bay. Free Wi-Fi, free LAN Internet in the room, a telephone, radio, flat-screen TV, satellite and cable channels, on-demand movies and closed-caption TV keep the room practical as well as comfortable. The room sleeps up to 3 guests with 1 king bed, giving couples or small travel parties a simple, open layout centered on one spacious sleeping area. A private bathroom includes a separate shower and bathtub, shower, toiletries, towels, hair dryer, mirror, bathrobes and cleaning products. Thoughtful features such as an alarm clock, visual alarm and concierge service add convenience throughout the stay. This room is not an all-inclusive accommodation; meals, drinks and resort experiences are not bundled into the room rate unless specified in the guest’s booking. Guests can still enjoy the wider Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa experience with on-site dining, including island-inspired dishes at PIKO and poolside food and drinks at Holua Poolside Bar & Lounge, as well as cultural activities such as live music, hula lessons, yoga, lei making and ukulele classes. The resort also features a lagoon-style family pool with a waterslide, a separate adult-only pool area, and AsanaSpa offering massages, facials and body rituals.
What's included in this room?
- Resort view windows overlook the pools, gardens and grounds below
- 420 sq. ft. guest room with a simple, open single-area layout
- One king bed anchors the room, sleeping up to three guests
- Private bathroom features a separate soaking tub and glass shower
- Relaxed island-style décor keeps the room calm and inviting
- Grab drinks and snacks nearby at Piko or Holua Poolside Bar
- Flat-screen TV, on-demand movies, free Wi-Fi and in-room telephone
- Daily resort fee unlocks pool access, cultural activities and paddleboard rental
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Resort View One FAQs
What does the Resort View One room actually look out over?
This room is oriented toward the resort’s pools, gardens and grounds rather than Keauhou Bay itself, which makes it a good pick for guests who want a quieter, more affordable outlook while still staying inside the same oceanfront property as the pricier ocean-facing categories.
How many guests does the room sleep and what's the bed setup?
The room is built around one king bed and sleeps up to three guests, which works well for a couple or a couple traveling with one child rather than a larger family group.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
Guests get a private bathroom with a separate soaking tub and glass-enclosed shower, along with bathrobes, hair dryer and toiletries, giving the room a functional, spa-adjacent feel even at this entry-level category.
How does Resort View One compare to the Club room categories?
Unlike the resort’s Club rooms and suites, which come with access to the private Voyager 47 Club Lounge and its breakfast bites and evening pupus, Resort View One is a standard category without lounge access, so guests rely on the resort’s public restaurants and pool bar for food and drinks.
Is this room a good fit for couples, families or longer stays?
With one king bed and room for three, it suits couples or a small family with one child comfortably; larger families will likely want to look at a bigger suite category, since the layout here is a single open sleeping area rather than separate rooms.
How far is this room from the beach and the resort's pools?
The resort itself sits on lava cliffs without its own sand, but Keauhou Bay’s beach is about a five-minute walk away, and the property’s lagoon-style pool with its waterslide, plus a separate adult-only pool, are both on-site and easy to reach from any guest room.
What dining options are closest to a Resort View One room?
Guests can walk to Piko for island-inspired breakfast, lunch and dinner, grab poolside food and cocktails at the Holua Poolside Bar & Lounge, or pick up quick snacks and drinks at the Holoholo Market and Cafe, all within the resort grounds.
What's included in the nightly resort fee for this room?
The daily resort fee covers a welcome shell lei and tote bag, cultural activities like hula lessons and lei making, daily pool refreshments, a fitness or yoga class and a two-hour paddleboard rental, on top of the enhanced in-room Wi-Fi already provided.
Does this room come with a minibar or coffee maker?
There’s no stocked minibar or in-room coffee station in this category, but the on-site Piko restaurant serves grab-and-go coffee all day and Holua Poolside Bar is a short stroll away for drinks and light bites whenever guests want them.
What should guests know before booking this room that isn't obvious from the description?
Because Resort View One faces the pools and gardens rather than the ocean, it tends to be quieter at night than bay-facing rooms, and guests should also know the minimum check-in age is 18 and that a valid photo ID and credit card are required at check-in.