120 Kaiulani Ave, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

Princess Pool View Room

300 sq. ft. / Pool View / 3 Guests

The Princess Pool View Room at Sheraton Princess Kaiulani offers 300 sq. ft. of comfortable accommodation with a Pool View. Listed by the hotel as the Princess Pool View King, this room is designed for guests who want a stay that keeps the resort setting in sight while providing an easy base in Waikiki. Bathroom details are not specified in the verified room record, so the focus remains on the confirmed essentials: the room category, view, size, bedding and guest capacity. This booking is for the room experience at Sheraton Princess Kaiulani. No all-inclusive inclusions are specified in the verified facts for this room category, so dining, drinks, activities or package benefits should not be assumed from this page. Guests can reserve the Princess Pool View Room knowing the confirmed details: 300 sq.

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From the private balcony, the Princess Pool View Room looks down over the hotel’s own pool and sundeck, with sightlines toward Kalakaua Avenue beyond. It’s a lively, resort-style outlook rather than a beach or ocean view, so it suits guests who like watching the pool scene below rather than paying extra for a straight-on ocean panorama.

That makes it a good fit for a couple, or two adults traveling with one younger child, rather than a larger family group.

Yes, this category comes with its own private furnished balcony facing the pool. Guests often use it in the evening to catch the breeze and the sound of poolside live music drifting up from below, making it a relaxed spot for a drink before heading out in Waikiki.

The private bathroom is fitted with a shower, a hairdryer and complimentary toiletries, keeping the getting-ready routine simple and efficient. It’s a standard, well-kept bathroom rather than an oversized spa-style space, in keeping with the room’s compact 300 sq. ft. footprint.

Both categories sit in the same part of the hotel and share a similar footprint and king-bed layout, but the difference comes down to the view: the Princess Pool View Room overlooks the resort pool and courtyard, while the Ocean View rooms above it look out toward the Pacific. Guests who want a direct sea view pay the upgrade; guests happy with a lively pool outlook can save by booking this category.

Booking the Princess Pool View Room gives guests access to the outdoor pool, the 24-hour fitness center, complimentary Wi-Fi and the hotel’s poolside Splash Bar, known for its local food and nightly live music. It’s a standard room booking rather than an all-inclusive package, so dining and drinks beyond the room itself are booked separately.

The hotel sits only a few minutes’ walk from Waikiki Beach, and guests in the Princess Pool View Room don’t need to go far for food either, with the poolside Splash Bar and the hotel’s other on-site restaurant just steps from the room. It’s a genuinely central Waikiki location.

Because the balcony overlooks the pool, guests can expect to hear the energy of the pool deck during the day and some evening entertainment, which many travelers actually enjoy from their own balcony. Guests who prefer a quieter stay might request a higher floor or a room further from the pool deck, but the Princess Pool View Room‘s lively outlook is part of its appeal for most visitors.

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