
Premium Room Two Beds Oceanfront
320 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 2 Queen Beds
Settle into the Premium Room Two Beds Oceanfront at Hilo Hawaiian Hotel, a 320-square-foot retreat with direct oceanfront views. Designed for up to 4 guests, this non-smoking room keeps the focus on the water while providing a comfortable base on Hilo Hawaiian Hotel, with climate-controlled air conditioning, daily housekeeping, and thoughtful eco-conscious touches such as LED light bulbs, recycling, eco-friendly toiletries and eco-friendly cleaning products. Inside, two queen beds are made with provided bedsheets, creating an easy layout for families, friends or travel companions sharing one room. A desk offers a practical workspace, while a phone, iron and ironing board, refrigerator, coffee/tea maker and 32-inch TV add everyday convenience. Free WiFi with speeds of 25+ Mbps supports browsing and planning, and the bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, towels, free toiletries and a hair dryer. Connecting or adjoining rooms can be requested, subject to availability, and rollaway beds are available on request for a surcharge. Your stay is supported by the Hilo Hawaiian Hotel resort-fee inclusions rather than an all-inclusive meal plan. The mandatory daily resort fee covers WiFi, local and toll-free calls, U.S. long-distance calls excluding international, an in-room coffee/tea packet, lobby coffee station, a local newspaper, one BPA-free logo water bottle per person, use of a filtered water refill station, use of the fitness center, pool towels, a complimentary welcome cocktail and a $10 food and beverage credit at check-in. Parking is included subject to availability, and on-site dining and lounge options are available separately.
What's included in this room?
- Direct oceanfront views over Hilo Hawaiian Hotel from every window
- 320 square feet of comfortably laid-out oceanfront living space
- Two queen beds sleep up to four guests comfortably
- Shower-tub bathroom stocked with free toiletries and a hair dryer
- A practical desk workspace pairs with warm, understated island décor
- In-room refrigerator keeps drinks and snacks chilled and handy
- 32-inch TV, coffee/tea maker, phone and free 25+ Mbps WiFi
- Daily resort fee adds a welcome cocktail and $10 dining credit
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Premium Room Two Beds Oceanfront FAQs
What does the Premium Room Two Beds Oceanfront actually look out on?
The Premium Room Two Beds Oceanfront looks directly out over Hilo Hawaiian Hotel, putting the water right at your window rather than a garden or mountain outlook. It’s a genuine upgrade for anyone who wants to wake up to the bay and watch the light change over the water, even though the shoreline directly below is lava rock rather than a swimming beach.
How are the beds set up and how many people can the room sleep?
This room is furnished with two queen beds, making it comfortable for up to four guests — ideal for two couples traveling together, a family, or friends sharing a room. A rollaway bed can be added for a surcharge if you need extra sleeping space.
Does this room have a balcony, terrace or other private outdoor space?
This category doesn’t include a private balcony or terrace; instead, the room is positioned to keep Hilo Hawaiian Hotel visible right from indoors. Guests who want to be outside and close to the water can step down to the hotel’s oceanside pool and sundeck or walk along Banyan Drive toward Lili’uokalani Gardens.
What is the bathroom like in this room?
The bathroom features a shower/tub combination, free toiletries, and a hair dryer, along with eco-friendly toiletries and fresh towels on request. It’s a straightforward, well-equipped bathroom rather than a spa-style suite, suited to a comfortable daily routine.
How does this room compare with other categories at Hilo Hawaiian Hotel?
Compared with standard garden or mountain-view rooms, the Premium Room Two Beds Oceanfront trades a landward outlook for a direct view of Hilo Hawaiian Hotel, at the same 320-square-foot footprint and two-queen-bed layout. Guests who want more space or a private balcony would need to look at the hotel’s suite categories instead.
What's included for guests booking this room category?
Every stay in this category comes with the Hilo Hawaiian Hotel’s daily resort fee benefits, including free WiFi, an in-room coffee/tea packet, a local newspaper, a BPA-free water bottle per person, use of the fitness center, pool towels, a complimentary welcome cocktail, and a $10 food and beverage credit at check-in.
Is this room a good fit for families, couples or a longer stay?
With two queen beds sleeping four, this room suits families, groups of friends, or two couples sharing, and it also works well for a longer stay thanks to the refrigerator, coffee/tea maker, and daily housekeeping. Connecting rooms can be requested if you need more space for a larger family.
How close is this room to the beach, pool and restaurants?
The hotel sits directly on Hilo Hawaiian Hotel, so the oceanfront rooms are just steps from the outdoor pool and sundeck, and a short walk from on-site dining at Bull Shed Restaurant and the Wai’oli Lounge. The adjacent shoreline is rocky rather than swimmable, but Reed’s Bay, the nearest swimming beach, is only about 0.15 miles away.
Is there anything about this room's location worth knowing before booking?
Because these oceanfront rooms face out toward the bay rather than toward Banyan Drive, they tend to pick up the sound of the water rather than street traffic, which many guests find is the more restful side of the hotel. It’s worth knowing that the beach directly in front of the hotel is lava rock, so swimming happens at nearby Reed’s Bay or the hotel’s own pool instead.