450 Lewers Street, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

Execuitve Suite

484 sq. ft. / 4 Guests

The Executive Suite at Coconut Waikiki Hotel offers 484 sq. ft. of space for up to 4 guests, giving you a larger Waikiki base with the comfort of a private balcony or terrace. Many rooms at the hotel look toward the Ala Wai Canal and mountains, connecting your stay to the relaxed setting of Lewers Street while keeping you close to the energy of Waikiki. Inside, the suite is designed for easy everyday living, with air conditioning, linens, towels, daily housekeeping, a flat-screen TV with satellite/cable channels, telephone, alarm clock, and wireless internet access, including free Wi-Fi. A kitchenette, microwave, refrigerator, mini bar, coffee/tea maker, electric kettle and kettle make it simple to prepare drinks or light bites in your own space. The private bathroom includes a bathtub, shower, hair dryer and toiletries, so the layout works well for guests who want extra room to settle in. Your stay at Coconut Waikiki Hotel is supported by the property’s included comforts and boutique amenities rather than a traditional all-inclusive resort format. Guests can enjoy access to the outdoor pool area, wrap-around sun deck and BBQ grill facilities, along with a continental breakfast served in the lobby and complimentary coffee and tea service. With free Wi-Fi available in guest rooms and public areas, plus the convenience of in-room coffee and housekeeping included among resort-fee-covered services, the Executive Suite offers a practical, relaxed Waikiki stay with room to recharge between beach days, shopping, dining and exploring Honolulu.

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Many rooms at Coconut Waikiki Hotel, including Executive Suites, face toward the Ala Wai Canal and mountains rather than the ocean. It’s a calmer, more residential outlook than a beachfront resort, and it puts you on the quieter Lewers Street side of the building while still keeping you a short walk from Waikiki’s energy.

The Executive Suite sleeps up to four guests comfortably, making it a solid choice for a family of four or two couples traveling together. The extra square footage over a standard room gives everyone a bit more breathing room to spread out.

Yes, the suite comes with a private balcony or terrace, one of the features built into every room at the hotel. It’s a nice spot for morning coffee before heading out, since the hotel’s complimentary coffee and tea service pairs well with a quiet balcony moment.

The private bathroom includes a bathtub and separate shower, along with a hair dryer and toiletries. It’s a practical, full-service bathroom rather than a spa-style one, which suits guests who just want a reliable place to get ready before the beach or dinner.

At 484 sq. ft., the Executive Suite is noticeably larger than the hotel’s entry-level rooms, and it adds a proper kitchenette with microwave and refrigerator plus a separate seating area. That extra layout makes it feel more like a small apartment than a standard hotel room.

The daily resort fee covers things like pool access, fitness center use, daily housekeeping, in-room coffee and an in-room safe. Guests also get a complimentary continental breakfast served in the lobby each morning, plus free Wi-Fi throughout the property.

It works well for both. The kitchenette, microwave, refrigerator and mini bar make it easy to store snacks, prep light meals, or keep kids’ essentials cold, which is genuinely useful over a multi-night or weeklong Waikiki stay.

Waikiki Beach is roughly a 6 to 10 minute walk from the hotel, and the Royal Hawaiian Center’s shops and dining are about a 7-minute walk in the other direction. Since the hotel itself doesn’t have a restaurant, guests typically head out to nearby spots for lunch and dinner.

Rooms facing the Ala Wai Canal tend to be the calmer side of the building, away from the busier Lewers Street frontage. It’s worth mentioning when booking if a quiet outlook matters more to you than being right above the entrance.

Parking is valet-only, and a mandatory daily resort fee applies on top of the room rate, so it’s worth factoring both into your budget. The building is fully non-smoking, and the hotel is dog-friendly if you’re traveling with a pet.

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