ocean Front
Ocean Front / 2 Guests / 2 Double Bed
The Ocean Front room at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa places the Pacific at the centre of the stay, with an oceanfront outlook from the resort’s dramatic setting above the lava-rock coastline of Keauhou Bay. Designed for guests who want the view to define the experience, this room category keeps the connection to the water immediate and memorable, whether you are beginning the day slowly or returning from time by the pools, dining venues or cultural activities around the resort. Inside, the room is arranged with 2 Double Beds and sleeps 2 guests, making it a comfortable choice for two travellers who prefer separate beds. The layout and bathroom details are not specified here, so guests should book with the confirmed essentials in mind: an Ocean Front setting, accommodation for 2 guests and the convenience of two double beds within Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa. While Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa is not described as an all-inclusive resort, a stay can include many on-property experiences. Guests can enjoy complimentary cultural activities such as live music, hula lessons, yoga, lei making and ukulele classes, along with resort amenities that may be covered by the mandatory daily resort fee. Dining is available on site, including island-inspired dishes at PIKO and poolside food and drinks at Holua Poolside Bar and Lounge, with additional experiences such as the resort’s Feast & Fire lūʻau available by reservation.
What's included in this room?
- Private lanai with sweeping views of the Pacific and Keauhou Bay
- Comfortable single-room layout designed for a relaxed two-guest stay
- Two double beds furnished for two guests who prefer separate sleeping space
- En-suite bathroom appointed with contemporary fixtures and island-inspired finishing touches
- Relaxed seating nook styled with soft coastal tones and natural textures
- In-room mini fridge stocked with cold drinks and light snacks
- Flat-screen TV, coffee service, in-room safe, Wi-Fi and room service
- Daily resort fee unlocks cultural activities, pool perks and fitness classes
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ocean Front FAQs
What does the Ocean Front room actually look out over?
This category faces directly onto the Pacific Ocean and Keauhou Bay’s lava-rock coastline, the same dramatic shoreline the resort is built above. Guests get an unobstructed water view rather than a partial or garden outlook, which makes it a strong choice for anyone who wants the ocean to be part of the room itself, especially during the December-through-April whale season when humpbacks are often visible from shore.
How are the beds set up, and who is this room best suited for?
The room is furnished with two double beds sleeping two guests, making it a good fit for two friends, a couple who prefer separate beds, or a parent traveling with one older child. It is arranged as a single well-proportioned room rather than a suite, so it suits travelers who want a comfortable base rather than extra living space.
Does the Ocean Front room have a balcony, and is it usable space?
Yes, the room opens onto a private lanai that frames the ocean and bay view, giving guests a spot for morning coffee or watching the sunset over the water. It is designed as a place to sit with the view rather than a separate living area, in keeping with the room’s focus on the oceanfront outlook.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
The en-suite bathroom is finished with contemporary fixtures and island-inspired touches that echo the resort’s overall Hawaiian design, giving guests a comfortable, functional space to get ready before heading down to the pools, PIKO, or Keauhou Bay.
How does the Ocean Front room compare with other view categories at the resort?
Ocean Front guarantees a direct, full frontal view of the Pacific and the bay, rather than the partial or garden-facing outlooks found in lower categories. Guests who book a Club room or suite add access to the Voyager 47 Club Lounge, with its breakfast bites and evening pupus, which is not part of this category, so Ocean Front sits as a strong mid-to-upper tier choice for guests prioritizing the view itself.
What's included with this room beyond the nightly rate?
Every stay carries the resort’s daily resort fee, which covers a welcome shell lei and tote bag, complimentary cultural activities such as hula lessons, lei making, ukulele classes and yoga, daily pool refreshments, a daily paddleboard rental, and enhanced in-room Wi-Fi, on top of the standard Wi-Fi already provided in the room.
Is the Ocean Front room a quiet or lively place to stay?
Because it faces the ocean and lava cliffs rather than the pool deck, this category tends to be a calmer choice than rooms overlooking the lagoon pool and its waterslide. Guests wanting even more quiet can also make use of the resort’s separate adult-only pool and bar area away from the family pool’s activity.
How close is the room to the beach, pools and restaurants?
There’s no sandy beach directly on the resort’s lava-cliff property, but Keauhou Bay is about a five-minute walk away with its own beach, snorkeling and the famous manta ray night-snorkel departure point. Kahalu’u Beach Park is roughly 2.2 miles from the hotel. On-site, PIKO and the Holua Poolside Bar and Lounge are both a short walk from guest rooms.
Is this room a good fit for a family or a longer stay?
With two double beds and a two-guest capacity, it suits couples or two travelers comfortably rather than a larger family group needing extra sleeping space. It works well for a longer stay too, since the resort’s pools, dining venues and daily cultural programming give guests plenty to do without needing to leave the property.
What should guests know before booking that isn't obvious from the room name?
Because Outrigger Kona sits on lava cliffs rather than a sand beach, guests who want to swim in the ocean directly will want to walk the short distance to Keauhou Bay or Kahalu’u Beach Park. It’s also worth noting that check-in requires guests to be at least 18, and a credit card and photo ID are needed at the front desk on arrival.