2365 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, Hawaii, 96815, United States

Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa

Tower City View

4 Guests / 1 King Bed

Set in the Tower Wing of Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa, the Tower City View room offers 323 square feet of space with views across the city. It is a comfortable Waikiki retreat for guests who want the energy of Honolulu close by while returning to the calm of this historic oceanfront resort. Designed to sleep up to 4 guests, the room features 1 King Bed and a straightforward layout suited to couples, small families or friends sharing existing bedding. The bathroom is part of the private guest room setting, giving you a convenient base for beach days, dining reservations and time spent exploring Waikiki from the resort’s central location on Kalākaua Avenue. Your stay places you within the full Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa experience, with access to the resort’s dining venues, guest pool and fitness center during your stay. The property is set directly on Waikiki Beach and is home to the Moana Lani Spa, a Heavenly Spa by Westin, along with beachfront dining, breakfast at The Veranda, and relaxed drinks and small plates at The Beach Bar beneath the historic banyan tree. Complimentary in-room Wi-Fi is offered to hotel guests, and the resort’s setting makes it easy to move between the shoreline, Kalākaua Avenue and the hotel’s own restaurants and lounges.

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This room sits in the Tower Wing and looks out over the energy of Kalākaua Avenue and the Honolulu skyline rather than the ocean. It’s a good pick for guests who want to be close to the shopping, dining and street life of Waikiki while still returning each night to the calm of a historic beachfront resort.

The Tower City View room is fitted with one king bed and is designed to sleep up to four guests. It works best for couples or a small family sharing the existing bedding, since the layout is compact rather than suite-sized.

The Tower City View category is an interior-facing room without a private balcony, taking in the city view through its windows instead. Guests who want fresh air and outdoor lounging tend to spend their time at the oceanfront pool or on Waikiki Beach, both just steps from the Tower Wing.

The bathroom is a private, self-contained space within the guestroom, finished with modern fixtures and plush cotton towels — a practical, comfortable base for getting ready before beach days or dinner reservations.

Moana Surfrider’s rooms are spread across three wings — the historic Banyan Wing, the Surfrider Wing and the Tower Wing. The Tower City View sits at the value end of the Tower Wing collection, trading a direct ocean outlook for a city view at a lower price point; guests wanting water views would look toward the resort’s ocean-facing categories instead.

Booking the Tower City View room gives guests full run of the resort, including the oceanfront pool, the WestinWORKOUT Fitness Studio, and the hotel’s dining venues, plus complimentary in-room Wi-Fi. The daily resort fee also covers extras like beach chairs, daily yoga and cultural activities such as lei making and hula lessons.

With its single king bed and 323 sq. ft. footprint, it suits couples or a small family well, especially travelers who plan to spend most of their time out exploring Waikiki, the beach and the pool rather than lounging in the room. For longer stays with more than two guests, a larger category would offer more breathing room.

Everything is close — Waikiki Beach sits practically at the resort’s doorstep, the pool is open daily from 7 am to 6 pm, and on-site dining options like The Veranda and The Beach Bar under the historic banyan tree are just a short walk from the Tower Wing elevators.

Because it faces Kalākaua Avenue and the city rather than the ocean, the Tower Wing tends to pick up more street energy than the oceanfront wings, which suits guests who enjoy easy access to shops and nightlife just outside the hotel.

Room service is not offered at Moana Surfrider, so dining happens at the resort’s own restaurants and bars, all of which allow guests to sign charges to their room. Guests should also know that self-parking isn’t available, with valet parking offered instead, and that the hotel’s daily resort fee unlocks a number of complimentary activities worth taking advantage of during the stay.

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