





Room One Bed Oceanfront
420 sq. ft. / 3 Guests / 1 King Bed
The Room One Bed Oceanfront at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa is a 420 sq. ft. retreat designed for guests who want the Pacific in full view. Step onto the furnished lanai and take in ocean views from an oceanfront setting, with the ease of free WiFi and a non-smoking room to return to after days at Keauhou Bay. Inside, the layout centres on a bedroom with 1 King Bed dressed in premium bedding, accommodating up to 3 guests. The private bathroom has a shower/tub combination, towels, free toiletries, shampoo, toilet paper and a hair dryer. Practical comforts include a coffee/tea maker, flat-panel TV with cable service, laptop-compatible in-room safe, iron and ironing board, recycling, LED light bulbs and closed captioned TV. Free cribs/infant beds are available, and housekeeping is on request, with bed sheets and towels changed every 3 days. Your stay also connects you with the resort experience at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa. The mandatory Daily Resort Fee includes benefits such as a welcome shell lei, tote bag, cultural activities, daily access to outdoor games and fitness classes, with complimentary activities including live music, hula lessons, yoga, lei making and ukulele classes. Around the resort, guests can enjoy the lagoon-style family pool with its twisting waterslide, a separate adults-only pool area, poolside food and drinks, on-site dining at PIKO and Wailele Café, and the oceanfront setting above Keauhou Bay.
What's included in this room?
- Furnished private lanai framing oceanfront views over Keauhou Bay
- 420 sq. ft. room built around a single well-appointed bedroom
- One king bed dressed in premium bedding, sleeping up to three guests
- Private bathroom with a shower/tub combination, free toiletries and hair dryer
- Warm island-inspired décor with blackout drapes and a laptop workspace
- Mini-fridge and coffee/tea maker for easy in-room refreshments
- Flat-panel cable TV, laptop-compatible safe and free WiFi throughout
- Daily resort fee unlocks lei greeting, cultural classes and pool access
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Room One Bed Oceanfront FAQs
What does the Room One Bed Oceanfront actually look out on?
This category faces the Pacific directly, with a furnished lanai that looks over the ocean and the lava coastline above Keauhou Bay. It’s one of the more view-forward standard rooms at Outrigger Kona Resort and Spa, so guests who want water in sight from the moment they wake up tend to gravitate here.
How is the bed set up, and who is this room really best for?
The room is furnished with 1 King Bed and comfortably sleeps up to three guests, with a free crib available on request for a fourth. At 420 sq. ft., it’s best suited to couples or a small family with one young child rather than a group needing separate sleeping zones.
Is there a balcony or private outdoor space?
Yes — every room in this category comes with its own furnished lanai, a private outdoor spot to have morning coffee or watch the sun set over Keauhou Bay before heading down to the pools or PIKO for dinner.
What's the bathroom like in this room?
The bathroom is private with a shower/tub combination, plush towels, free toiletries, shampoo and a hair dryer — a straightforward, well-stocked layout rather than a spa-style suite bathroom, which fits the room’s more compact footprint.
How does this category compare to the room below and above it?
Compared to a garden or mountain-view room, the Oceanfront category trades some square footage for a direct, unobstructed water view from the lanai. Guests wanting more space or a separate living area, or exclusive lounge access, would look to the resort’s Club-tier rooms and suites, which add access to the Voyager 47 Club Lounge.
What's included with this room beyond the space itself?
Every stay carries the resort’s Daily Resort Fee benefits, including a welcome shell lei, tote bag, daily cultural activities like hula lessons and lei making, live music, yoga classes, and access to outdoor games and fitness classes — on top of the in-room amenities like free WiFi and a laptop-compatible safe.
Is this room a good fit for a longer stay or a special-occasion trip?
The 420 sq. ft. layout and oceanfront lanai make it a solid choice for a romantic getaway or a shorter family trip; for an extended multi-generational stay, guests may prefer a larger suite category, but for a classic Kona honeymoon or anniversary trip, the ocean view here is genuinely a highlight.
How far is this room from the beach, pools and restaurants?
The resort itself sits on lava cliffs without its own sandy beach, but Keauhou Bay, with its sandy access and kayak and snorkel outfitters, is an easy five-minute stroll away. On property, the lagoon-style family pool with its waterslide, the adults-only pool, and dining at PIKO and Wailele Café are all a short walk from the room.
Is there a quieter side of the resort worth requesting?
Because this category faces the ocean, it tends to sit away from the busier pool-deck areas, making it a naturally quieter option than rooms overlooking the family pool and waterslide — a plus for guests who want the sound of waves over pool activity.
What should guests know about this room that isn't obvious from the description?
Access to rooms in this wing is via exterior corridors, so guests who prefer fully enclosed hallway access should ask about interior-corridor categories. Housekeeping in this category is on request, with bed linens and towels refreshed every three days as standard.