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

Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa

Historic Banyan Ocean View

210 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 2 Guests / 1 King Bed

The Historic Banyan Ocean View room at Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa places you in the resort’s storied Banyan Wing, part of a Waikiki oceanfront hotel that first opened in 1901. At 210 sq. ft., this room is designed for a classic island stay with an Ocean View, bringing the Pacific into the mood of your retreat while keeping you close to the resort’s signature historic character. Inside, the room sleeps 2 guests with 1 King Bed, creating a comfortable setting for couples or solo travellers who prefer extra sleeping space. The compact 210 sq. ft. layout keeps the focus on rest, simplicity and the view, with the bed anchoring the room for an easy Waikiki base. The bathroom is included as part of the guestroom, giving you the essentials you need before heading out to the beach, dining venues or spa. Your stay at Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa is not an all-inclusive experience, so meals, drinks and many services are arranged separately. Guests can still enjoy the ease of resort living, with six dining venues on property, complimentary in-room Wi-Fi, guest-only access to the pool and fitness center, and Moana Lani Spa, a Heavenly Spa by Westin, on site. From oceanfront breakfast at The Veranda to dinner at Beachhouse at the Moana or casual time beneath the historic banyan tree at The Beach Bar, you can shape each day around Waikiki’s shoreline and the resort’s landmark setting.

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You’re looking out toward the Pacific from the resort’s original 1901 wing, with Waikiki Beach and the ocean visible beyond the historic Banyan Court. It’s a softer, more intimate view than the tower rooms, framed by the age and character of the building itself rather than floor-to-ceiling glass.

The room has one king bed sleeping up to two guests, making it best suited to couples or solo travelers who want a classic, character-filled base rather than extra floor space. Given its 210 sq. ft. footprint, it isn’t designed for families or groups needing multiple beds.

This category is defined by its ocean view rather than a private balcony, since the historic Banyan Wing keeps its original architecture from 1901. Guests trade outdoor lanai space for proximity to the beach, the Banyan Court, and The Beach Bar just below.

At 210 sq. ft., the layout is compact and efficient, centered entirely on the king bed with just enough space for a small seating nook. It suits guests who plan to spend their days at the beach, pool, or spa rather than lounging in the room.

Your stay includes complimentary in-room Wi-Fi, access to the guest-only pool and fitness center, and entry to Moana Lani Spa. The resort itself isn’t all-inclusive, so dining and spa treatments are booked separately, but with six on-site venues there’s plenty of choice.

The Historic Banyan Ocean View is one of the resort’s most compact and traditional categories, prioritizing 1901 architectural character over square footage. Guests wanting more space or a fully modern feel might look toward the renovated Tower Wing rooms, while this category suits those drawn to the hotel’s original charm.

Being in the historic Banyan Wing, you’re only steps from the 600 feet of oceanfront shoreline and the resort’s pool, which is open daily from 7 am to 6 pm. Dining options like The Veranda, Beachhouse at the Moana, and The Beach Bar are all within an easy walk downstairs.

The Banyan Wing sits around the historic Banyan Court, which hosts cultural programming and live music at The Beach Bar nearby, so evenings can bring some ambient sound from the courtyard. It’s generally calmer than rooms directly above the pool deck, while still being close to the action.

Because it’s part of the original 1901 hotel structure, the room’s charm comes from its history and intimate scale rather than modern conveniences like room service, which isn’t offered here. Guests who value character, an unbeatable oceanfront location, and easy access to the resort’s dining and spa tend to enjoy this category most.

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