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

City View Suite Queen

640 sq. ft. / 6 Guests / 2 Queen and 1 Double Sofa Bed

The City View Suite Queen at Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach offers 640 sq. ft. of contemporary space with views over the Waikiki cityscape. Designed for travelers who want more Room to spread out in the heart of Waikiki, this suite gives up to 6 guests a comfortable base for beach days, dining and exploring from the hotel’s Seaside Avenue setting. Inside, the suite is arranged with two queen beds and one double sofa bed, making it well suited to families, friends or groups sharing one Room. The larger suite footprint creates space to relax between outings, while the city view keeps you connected to the energy of Waikiki. A private bathroom is included, offering the convenience expected from a suite stay without adding unverified features or extras. Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach is not an all-inclusive resort, and breakfast is not included in standard Room rates. Instead, your stay is centered on the hotel’s Waikiki location and the amenities covered by the daily resort fee, which include Wi‑Fi, access to the Splash Lounge, daily cultural activities, filtered water stations, and use of beach chairs and umbrellas. Dining is available on the ground level through independently operated options such as Basalt and Dukes Lane Market & Eatery, giving guests flexibility to choose meals as they go.

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Rather than facing the ocean, this suite’s windows look out over the Waikiki cityscape, taking in the energy of the streets, rooftops and surrounding towers below. It’s a good pick for guests who want the buzz of Waikiki right outside the glass rather than a beach panorama.

The suite is set up with 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed, comfortably sleeping up to six guests. That configuration makes it a practical option for two families sharing, a larger group of friends, or parents who want the sofa bed available for kids without booking two separate rooms.

Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach’s guestrooms, including this suite category, don’t include private balconies or lanais. Instead, the 640 sq. ft. suite makes the most of its footprint with expansive windows that keep the Room bright and connected to the Waikiki skyline outside.

The suite includes a private bathroom finished with contemporary fixtures, giving guests their own dedicated space apart from the shared living and sleeping areas — a nice touch for a Room hosting up to six people.

At 640 sq. ft., this suite offers considerably more Room to spread out than a standard Waikiki hotel Room, with a separate seating area and the added flexibility of a double sofa bed alongside two queen beds. It’s built for groups and families who need extra sleeping capacity, not just a couple looking for a compact stay.

Every stay at Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach carries a daily resort fee that covers Wi-Fi, access to the rooftop Splash Lounge, daily cultural activities like lei making and hula lessons, filtered water stations, and use of beach chairs and umbrellas. The hotel isn’t all-inclusive, so dining at on-site outlets like Basalt or Dukes Lane Market & Eatery is billed separately.

Yes — the combination of two queen beds, a sofa bed, and 640 sq. ft. of separated living space makes this one of the more practical suite options for families or groups planning an extended Waikiki stay, giving everyone a bit more breathing Room than a standard double Room.

Waikiki Beach is roughly a 5 to 12-minute walk from the hotel, since Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach itself isn’t directly beachfront. On site, guests have easy access to Basalt and Dukes Lane Market & Eatery on the ground floor for meals without leaving the building.

Rooms with city views like this suite sit above the energy of Waikiki’s streets, while the rooftop Splash Lounge eight stories up is the hotel’s social hub with its wading pool, hot tub and fire pit. Guests wanting a calmer stay can expect the suite itself to feel removed from that rooftop activity while still being close to it via elevator.

The daily resort fee is waived for stays booked with World of Hyatt points, and Globalist members get it waived on cash rates too. Also worth knowing: Hyatt Centric Waikiki Beach doesn’t have a spa, and the rooftop pool is a shallow wading and lounging feature rather than a lap pool, so guests planning serious swimming should plan a trip to nearby Waikiki Beach instead.

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