71 Banyan Dr, Hilo, Hawaii, 96720, United States

Room One Bed Roll Inshower Banyanview

376 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King Bed

Room One Bed Roll Inshower Banyanview at Hilo Hawaiian Hotel is a 376-square-foot retreat for up to 4 guests, framed by a Banyan View that reflects the hotel’s setting on historic Banyan Drive. Inside, the non-smoking room is designed for practical comfort, with wireless internet access, a laptop-friendly workspace, LED light bulbs, recycling, a coffee/tea maker and a 32-inch flat-panel TV. A microwave may be requested, and connecting or adjoining rooms can also be requested, subject to availability. The room features 1 King Bed with bedsheets provided, along with towels, an iron and ironing board, and a hair dryer. The bathroom includes a shower/tub combination, free toiletries and eco-friendly toiletries, with eco-friendly cleaning products provided as part of the room’s thoughtful essentials. Daily housekeeping is included, while housekeeping, towel changes and bed sheet changes are also available on request. Rollaway or extra beds may be requested for a surcharge. Hilo Hawaiian Hotel is not an all-inclusive property, so this room is best suited to guests who want a comfortable base with useful inclusions rather than a bundled meal plan. WiFi is included as part of the hotel’s mandatory daily resort fee, along with benefits such as local and toll-free calls, U.S. long-distance calls excluding international, an in-room coffee/tea packet, lobby coffee station, use of the fitness center, pool towels, a filtered water refill station and self-parking subject to availability. Dining is available on site, including Wai‘oli Lounge & iCafe and Bull Shed Restaurant, allowing guests to shape each day at their own pace.

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This room’s outlook centers on the banyan trees of historic Banyan Drive, the tree-lined loop the hotel sits on. It’s a calmer, garden-style outlook rather than a direct ocean view, which suits guests who value quiet surroundings over a bay-facing panorama.

The room comes with 1 King Bed and sleeps up to 4 guests, with a rollaway bed available on request for a surcharge. It works well for couples wanting a straightforward king room, or a small family that can use the rollaway for an extra guest.

This category is set up as an indoor retreat centered on its banyan-tree outlook rather than a private balcony or terrace. Guests who want outdoor time can head to the hotel’s oceanside pool and sundeck or the nearby lawns along Banyan Drive.

The bathroom has a shower and tub combination, stocked with free and eco-friendly toiletries and a hair dryer, plus fresh towels available on request. It’s a practical, no-frills bathroom rather than a spa-style suite.

At 376 sq. ft., this is one of the hotel’s more compact, value-oriented categories, built around its Banyan View rather than an oceanfront outlook. Guests wanting bay views or more space can look at the hotel’s higher room categories, while this option suits travelers prioritizing comfort and location over view.

Along with the room itself, guests pay the hotel’s mandatory daily resort fee, which covers WiFi, use of the fitness center, a welcome cocktail, a $10 food and beverage credit, pool towels, a filtered water refill station and self-parking subject to availability. Daily housekeeping is included, with towel and linen changes available on request.

With one king bed sleeping up to four guests and the option to add a rollaway, it can accommodate a small family for a short stay, though it’s best suited to couples or a parent traveling with one child given the single-bed layout. The laptop-friendly workspace also makes it workable for guests staying a few extra days who need to get some work done.

The hotel sits oceanfront on Banyan Drive, though the adjacent shoreline isn’t recommended for swimming due to lava rock; Reed’s Bay, the nearest swimming beach, is about 0.15 miles away. The hotel’s own oceanside pool and sundeck are open daily from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, and on-site dining at Wai’oli Lounge & iCafe and Bull Shed Restaurant is just an elevator ride from the room.

Rooms facing the banyan trees along Banyan Drive tend to be set back from the pool and lobby activity, making them a quieter choice than rooms directly above dining or event spaces. It’s a good pick for guests who want to be close to everything without overlooking the busiest parts of the property.

Because WiFi and several everyday conveniences are bundled into the mandatory daily resort fee rather than the room rate, it’s worth factoring that into the overall cost. Guests should also know that housekeeping beyond the daily service, along with fresh towels and linens, can be requested rather than being automatic.

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