Beachfront Resort in the heart of Waikiki, it’s location, the center of both beach activities as well as Kalakaua Avenue’s luxury shopping and nightlife. On the widest stretch of beach, where the Beach Comes Alive! Right in front of world-famous “Canoes” surf break, guests enjoy an active ocean life style from the beachfront swimming pool to a multitude of ocean activities including Paddle board Yoga, surfing and the only spot to surf a wave in an Outrigger canoe. Beachfront dining experiences include iconic Duke's Waikiki and Hula Grill. Home to Blue Note Hawaii, premier music venue featuring jazz, blues, Hawaiian favorites and more. Club guests exclusive access to the Resort’s Voyager 47 Club Lounge for morning breakfast and sunset appetizers with choice beverages including Signature Cocktail, wine, and local craft beer… a magnificent oceanfront haven overlooking Waikiki Beach, iconic Diamond Head and gorgeous Hawaiian sunset views. Oceanfront guest rooms and all Suites feature clear glass lanai railings for unobstructed ocean views!
Situated on Waikiki Beach, the OUTRIGGER Waikiki Beach Resort features deluxe rooms with a selection of fascinating shops, five restaurants, workout facilities, a new business center and a full-service spa.
OUTRIGGER Waikiki Beach Resort welcomes you to Waikiki's best beachfront with 524 guest rooms designed in contemporary island style with every room boasting either a partial or full ocean view from the room's lanai. Oceanfront guest rooms and Oceanfront suites feature all glass railings with unobstructed views of the ocean. Our personalized guest registration is gracious and inviting. Fun is always on the menu at Legendary Duke’s Waikiki. The Hula Grill Waikiki is a favorite for dining at sunset with spectacular views of Waikiki Beach and Diamond Head. Blue Note Hawaii opening early 2016, Blue Note Jazz Club’s newest location with over 9,000 square feet of showroom space to welcome Jazz and music talent from all over the world. Each guest room features a refrigerator, coffee maker, hairdryer and iron/board. Guests can immerse themselves in an endless array of ocean activities, experience the island culture with the hotel's regularly scheduled cultural activities, rejuvenate at the rooftop Spa, Infinity Wellness & Fitness, work out at the fitness center or simply relax on the beach or poolside.
ADA facilities:
-Fully equipped ADA rooms with roll-in shower on request in CV.
-Fully equipped ADA rooms with full tubs equipped with ADA accesories on request in CV, POV, OV and OF.
-Fully equipped ADA rooms with hearing impaired accessories on request in CV, POV, OV, and OF.
-ADA pool lift
-Property conforms to the State of Hawaii Smoke Free Law
Location
Waikiki BeachProperty Information
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Resort Details
Hotel Advisories
General Policies & Fine Print
Minimum night stay restrictions may apply to your reservation.
A major credit card is required upon check-in to cover phone or incidental charges
Hotel Convention Restrictions
Convention attendees cannot book this property for their convention stay, they must book through the proper convention source. Convention attendees that violate this policy will be responsible for paying any higher rates and may not be eligible for any promotional
offerings.
Student Groups/Young Adult Groups/Spring Break Policy
Student and young adult groups (ages 22 and under) will only be accepted with prior written authorization by Outrigger.
Porterage - (optional) payable directly to hotel
Room requests are not guaranteed and are based upon availability at check-in.
Cribs are free. Rollaway beds are allowed on Request ($).
Mandatory hotel-imposed fees are charged and collected by the hotel either at check-in or check-out
Mandatory hotel imposed Daily Resort Charge inclusions:
- Wi-Fi, maximum 4 devices per room
- Local and International phone calls up to 60 minutes daily
- Recyclable water bottles
- Outrigger Logo Tote Bag
- In-room coffee and tea, replenished daily
- Access to Fitness Center
- Access to pool
- Use of beach towels
- Resort cultural activities
- All Good reef-friendly sunscreen available at the pool
- Free breakfast for children 5 years and younger with purchase of an adult meal from menu at Duke’s Waikiki or Hula Grill
- Honolulu Museum of Art: Free admission for 2 adults
- Waikiki Aquarium: One (1) Free Junior Admission for Outrigger guests without kids
- Bishop Museum: General Admission for up to four adults or one free child’s admission for each paying adult (show guestroom keycard)
The above list may not be comprehensive. The hotel can provide current fee and inclusions when you check-in.
Customer Ratings & Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
7242 reviews
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Dec 22, 2024Prime beach access but hotel makeover is needed
While convenience to beach access makes the hotel a prime location, the hotel is dated and worn down, carpets in lobby and rooms look extremely worn, hotel elevators are extremely slow, your baggage storage is out in the open so not that secure if your room isn’t ready, balcony and railings are dirty. This would be a prime candidate for a hotel makeover tv show with so much to modernize
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Dec 22, 202427th Honeymoon💓
Very friendly staff, One of my favorite staff member was Karen , very nice from housekeeping . Also our check in was very easy and fast . The food was very enjoyable, The beach very accesible , ABC store has everything you need ,No need to go out to buy.
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Dec 20, 2024
We should have stayed here on our earlier trips!
In the past, we've not been all that impressed with the hotel rooms on our stays at various hotels on Waikiki - but we've never stayed here at Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort before. We've been coming to Waikiki for about 20 years and we've stayed multiple times at the Royal Hawaiian, the Moana Surfrider and Sheraton Princess Kaiulani - and we've enjoyed the stays . . . but the rooms themselves are just not up to snuff. Poorly designed spaces, weird temperature controls, odd housekeeping, ancient funk in need of updating . . . there might be a great common area, but the (quite expensive!) rooms where we've stayed aren't as nice as a business hotel in flyover country. We've always kind of wondered about the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort (not a brand name we recognized, so we were hesitant to stay here) - we have been here for food and drinks since we started visiting the area, but only just now got around to biting the bullet and trying it out as a place to stay. Wow, are we glad that we did. Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort had none of the issues of the other hotels - it wasn't inexpensive (of course; look where it's located), but it hit the mark for us. Great and comfy space in our ocean-view balcony room - not fancy or updated, but not dated or creepy. Smashing housekeeping service (bell desk and front desk folks were great, too) with lightning-fast room cleanings and not a thing less than perfect ever. Great amenities Great location. The bed was a comfortably firm foundation BUT had a thick, soft pillowtopper that wasn't great for my back; also, the room could have used more bedding (a supplemental comforter) in this cooler season. No robes or slippers were provided. We're not talking about anything like a fancy place in Vegas with multiple marble bathrooms, but the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort gave us our best stay in all of our trips to Waikiki. (And I understand they're planning an update in 2025.) We plan to return.
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Dec 19, 2024Fantastic location but the hotel is crying for a makeover.
The Outrigger Waikiki Beach has the best location possible. Beautiful beach at the rear of the property and central Kalakaua Ave in the front. Duke's occupies a large part of the lower hotel level and is a famous Waikiki attraction. The staff is friendly and helpful. The Hula Grill on the lobby level offers a good alternative to Duke's for cocktails, meals, etc.. This hotel could be so much better with a makeover. Carpets are threadbare, furniture needs refinishing. The hotel basically looks shabby and uncared for. The $50 per day resort fee charged in addition to the room rate should offer additional amenities. Their free Internet is a relic. For $50 a day extra, they need to come up with additional perks to ease the feeling of being ripped off. We stay at the hotel strictly for the location.
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Dec 18, 2024Noise from Dukes below was awful
We had a nice time at the Outrigger Waikiki Beach during our 4 night stay except for the extreme volume of the music below our oceanfront room. We love to sit and enjoy sunset and this was impossible with the noise below at Dukes, even with earplugs. I took reading on my Apple Watch and it was 88 decibels. Not the Hawaiian experience I was wanting. Staff were lovely and the beach was amazing. Pool a bit small but this is to be expected in Waikiki. Rooms are outdated but we knew this beforehand. Beds were comfortable and the view was incredible. If it weren’t for Dukes below I would return. Unfortunately we’ll be looking elsewhere next time.