349 Seaside Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

City View Suite King

500 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 King and 1 Sofa Bed

The City View Suite King at Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach gives you 500 sq. ft. of contemporary space in the heart of Waikiki, with city views that frame the energy of Honolulu from above. Designed for travelers who want more Room to settle in, this suite offers a comfortable base for exploring the neighborhood while returning to a calm, residential-style retreat. Inside, the suite sleeps up to 4 guests with 1 King and 1 Sofa Bed, making it suitable for couples, friends or small families who prefer the flexibility of a separate place to lounge or sleep. The layout gives you Room to unwind between outings, with the sofa bed adding extra sleeping space without needing to book a second Room. The verified Room details do not list specific bathroom features, so guests should confirm any bathroom preferences directly with the hotel before booking. Your stay at Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach is not an all-inclusive experience, and breakfast is not included in standard Room rates. A daily resort fee applies and includes amenities such as Wi‑Fi, Splash Lounge access, daily cultural activities, filtered water stations, and use of beach chairs and umbrellas. On property, guests can enjoy the rooftop Splash Lounge with its wading pool, hot tub, cabanas and outdoor fire pit, or visit independently operated dining options on the ground level, including Basalt and Dukes Lane Market & Eatery. From this Waikiki setting, the suite is well placed for days shaped by the beach, shopping, dining and the neighborhood’s lively island atmosphere.

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Expect sweeping views over Honolulu’s streets and skyline from the suite’s windows, capturing the buzz of Waikiki below rather than a direct ocean outlook. It’s a lively, urban perspective that suits guests who want to feel connected to the neighborhood’s energy from up above.

The suite includes 1 king bed and 1 sofa bed, comfortably sleeping up to four guests. That combination works well for couples traveling with another adult or two, or a small family who wants the kids on the sofa bed in a separate living area rather than sharing the bedroom.

This suite doesn’t include a private balcony or terrace — instead, its large windows serve as the main viewpoint onto the city below. For outdoor time, guests head up to the hotel’s rooftop Splash Lounge, which has a wading pool, hot tub, cabanas and a fire pit shared across the property.

The bathroom carries the same contemporary, island-inspired design found throughout the suite, with modern fixtures and finishes. It’s built for everyday comfort rather than statement features, so guests who want something more elaborate should look at the hotel’s higher suite tiers.

At 500 sq. ft., the City View Suite King offers noticeably more breathing Room than a standard guestroom, with a genuine separation between the sleeping area and the sofa-bed seating zone. It sits below the hotel’s largest suite categories in size but above standard rooms in both space and flexibility for extra guests.

Every stay carries the hotel’s daily resort fee, which covers Wi-Fi, Splash Lounge access, daily cultural activities like lei making and hula lessons, filtered water stations, and beach chairs and umbrellas. Dining at Basalt and Dukes Lane Market & Eatery is available on-site but billed separately, as breakfast isn’t bundled into the Room rate.

Yes — the separate sofa bed and lounge-style seating area make it easy for a family or a group of friends to spread out without booking two rooms, and the extra square footage gives longer stays more Room to unpack and settle in. The sofa bed adds flexibility for a child or a third adult without crowding the king bed.

Waikiki Beach is roughly a 5 to 12-minute walk from the hotel, and popular shopping at International Market Place is only a few minutes away on foot. On-site, Basalt and Dukes Lane Market & Eatery are right on the ground floor, so dining doesn’t require leaving the building.

As a city-view suite, it faces Waikiki’s active streets rather than the quieter ocean-facing side of the property, so guests should expect a lively, urban atmosphere rather than hushed stillness. Those craving total quiet may prefer asking about the hotel’s ocean or mountain-view categories instead.

The hotel runs a daily resort fee and operates as a cash-free property, so a credit or debit card is needed throughout the stay. There’s no on-site spa, but the 24-hour fitness center and rooftop Splash Lounge are open to all guests, and self or valet parking is available for an additional nightly fee.

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