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Saturday, June 16, 2012

Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk: Room Categories at a Glance

Aloha Tower at Embassy Suites Waikiki.
Hula Tower: Arrangement of rooms on 20th floor.  Red dot marks room 2032.
(above photos: TheHopefulTraveler)
This is one of a series of posts covering aspects of the Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk.

As is usual with Hawaii hotels, the view is one factor in determining the room rate. The Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk is no different. Their categories of view are classified as follows:
  • Partial Ocean View
  • Ocean View
  • City View
Despite these categories, room views can vary greatly because of the orientation of each Embassy Suites hotel tower and where other nearby hotel buildings are situated. Logic is the higher the floor the better the view.

These are the floor plans for rooms at the Embassy Suites Waikiki Beach Walk from the hotel's website.The Hula Tower and Aloha Tower are 21-stories. There are a total of 301 one-bedroom and
68 two-bedroom suites.

ONE BEDROOM SUITE - ONE KING BED or two queen beds


Your suite is a spacious home away from home, including an open living room with a sleeper sofa, table and chairs, wet bar, compact refrigerator, microwave and a distinctive array of amenities, services and guest privileges. Most include a comfortable lanai.









ONE BEDROOM SUITE - TWO QUEEN BEDS










TWO BEDROOM SUITE - two king beds


Traveling with friends or a larger family? These suites provide both king- and queen-sized bed options and two bathrooms. Also included are the many comforts you've come to expect from this Waikiki resort: open living room, microwave, refrigerator and more.










TWO BEDROOM SUITE - one king bed & two queen beds













LIVING ROOM FEATURES
  • Sofa Sleeper
  • Easy Chair
  • Dining Table with Chairs
  • Chest of Drawers
  • Coffee Table and Two End Tables
  • Wet Bar
  • Compact Refrigerator
  • Microwave
  • Coffee Maker
  • Private Lanais (Balconies) Upon Request
  • 37-inch, LCD High-Definition Flat Panel TV
  • Cable, Pay TV Channels, and In-Room Games
  • Data Port with Complimentary High-Speed Internet Access
  • Direct-Dial Speaker Phones with Two Lines and Voicemail
  • Complimentary In-Room Safe
  • Individually Controlled Air Conditioning
  • Blackout Drapes

BEDROOM FEATURES
  • One King Bed or Two Queen Beds per Bedroom
  • Upgraded Bed Linens
  • Dry Vanity with Mirror and Stool
  • Wardrobe Armoire
  • Chest of Drawers
  • Private Lanais (Balconies) Upon Request
  • 37-inch, LCD High-Definition Flat Panel TV
  • Cable and Pay TV Channels
  • Alarm Clock/Radios with CD and MP3 Players
  • Data Port with Complimentary High-Speed Internet Access
  • Direct-Dial Speaker Phones with Two Lines and Voicemail
  • Individually Controlled Air Conditioning
  • Iron & Ironing Board
  • Blackout Drapes

BATHROOM FEATURES
  • One Bathroom in Each One-Bedroom Suite.
    Two in Two-Bedroom Suites
  • Bathtub/Shower
  • Curved Shower Rod
  • Light Inside Shower
  • Vanity with Open Shelves
  • Upgraded Bath Amenities
  • Hair Dryer







IN-ROOM AMENITIES
  • High-Speed Internet (complimentary wired and wi-fi)
  • Long Distance Phone Calls to U.S. & Canada (1st 30 mins)
  • Local Phone Calls
  • Mini Kitchen
  • In-Room Safe
  • Daily Newspaper
  • Daily Maid Service
  • ADA Suites Available

RATES & FEES
Room rates start at about $279 per night for a city-view one-room king suite for two persons. It's possible to find rates a few dollars less but once taxes and fees are factored, that price point is easily surpassed. Added to the room rate is the Hawaii state sales tax of 4.712% and 9.25% transient accommodations tax. If booking a room with more than two guests, the hotel charges $60 for each additional adult. There is no self-parking. All parking is valet and costs $30 per night excluding tips.

All room rates include complimentary cooked-to-order and buffet breakfast and manager's reception. Both are served at the hotel's Grand Lanai. The nightly manager's reception (5:30pm-7:30pm) features a variety of cold beverages.

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