68-1400 Mauna Lani Dr, Kamuela, Hawaii, 96743, United States

Room Oceanfront Queen

518 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 2 Queen Beds

Room Oceanfront Queen at Mauna Lani is a 518-square-foot oceanfront retreat designed for up to 4 guests, with ocean views enjoyed from a furnished lanai. The setting brings the coastline close, while thoughtful in-room comforts such as free WiFi, cable TV service, premium TV channels, a ceiling fan, minibar, espresso maker, electric kettle and free bottled water make the room easy to settle into at any pace. Inside, two queen beds are dressed with premium bedding and supported by turndown service, bed sheets provided and daily housekeeping. The layout includes a bedroom and sitting area, giving guests room to unwind between time on the lanai and time out at the resort. A private bathroom features towels, bathrobes, a hair dryer and a shower with a rainfall showerhead. The room is non-smoking and wheelchair accessible, with wheelchair-width doorways, a phone and free local calls; no cribs or rollaway/extra beds are available in this room category. Your stay at Mauna Lani includes an all-inclusive-style resort experience through the nightly resort fee, with high-speed internet, in-room coffee, tea and water, daily yoga, snorkel and SUP gear rental, golf club rentals at the Wikiwiki Course and driving range, tennis and pickleball court and equipment use, bicycle use, Living Culture activities, Holoholo Kids Crew, 24-hour pool access and 24-hour fitness center access. Guests can also enjoy the resort’s oceanfront setting across 34 acres, with pools, the Great Lawn, Mauna Lani Beach Club and dining such as CanoeHouse, HāLani, Hā Bar and Grill, Surf Shack and The Market available on property.

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This category faces the water directly from a furnished lanai with ocean views, putting Mauna Lani’s coastline right outside the door rather than a garden or pool courtyard. It’s a genuine upgrade for guests who want the sea as the first and last thing they see each day.

The room is fitted with 2 Queen Beds and is set up to comfortably sleep up to 4 guests, making it a solid fit for two couples traveling together or a family sharing one room. Note that no cribs or rollaway beds are available in this category, so it suits guests who don’t need infant bedding.

Yes — every Room Oceanfront Queen comes with its own furnished lanai overlooking the water, ideal for morning coffee from the in-room espresso maker or for unwinding at sunset. It’s a private outdoor space rather than a shared terrace, so it feels like an extension of the room itself.

The private bathroom includes a rainfall showerhead, plush bathrobes and a hair dryer, giving the room a resort-standard finish even though it’s a shower-only bathroom rather than a soaking tub. Towels and premium toiletries round out the space.

The main difference is the outlook from the lanai — this category faces the ocean directly, while lower categories typically look onto gardens or grounds. The interior layout, bedding and amenities are otherwise similarly appointed, so the upgrade is really about the view and the direct connection to the coastline.

Guests in this category enjoy Mauna Lani’s nightly resort fee inclusions, which cover high-speed WiFi, in-room coffee and tea, daily yoga, snorkel and SUP gear rental, golf club rentals at the Wikiwiki Course, tennis and pickleball access, bicycle use, Living Culture activities, the Holoholo Kids Crew program, and 24-hour access to the pools and fitness center.

With 2 Queen Beds sleeping up to 4 guests, this room works well for families traveling with older children or two couples sharing, though the lack of cribs means it’s better suited to guests who don’t need infant setups. Couples also appreciate the oceanfront lanai for a quieter, view-focused stay.

Rooms in this category sit within Mauna Lani’s 34-acre oceanfront property, close to the Great Lawn, the resort’s pools and the Mauna Lani Beach Club, with dining options like CanoeHouse, HāLani, Hā Bar and Grill and Surf Shack all reachable on foot around the grounds. The oceanfront lanai itself puts guests just steps from the shoreline.

Because the room does not include cribs or rollaway beds, families traveling with infants should plan accordingly, and it’s worth noting that minibar items carry additional fees rather than being complimentary. The lanai and ocean-facing position are the standout features, so it suits travelers who prioritize the view over extra square footage.

Yes — the room comes with an espresso maker and electric kettle, plus free bottled water, a ceiling fan, a 40-inch TV with premium channels, and free WiFi, so it’s well equipped for settling in without needing to leave for basics. Daily housekeeping and turndown service keep the room feeling fresh throughout the stay.

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