Petite Rooms
1345 sq. ft. / City View / 2 Guests / 1 Queen Bed
Petite Rooms at Stay Hotel Waikiki give two guests a compact city-view base in Waikiki, with 1345 sq. ft. of space and the essentials for an easy Honolulu stay. Designed for travelers who plan to spend their days out and about, the Room is non-smoking and air-conditioned, with blackout drapes, a wardrobe or closet, thin carpet underfoot, and practical touches such as local maps, free local calls, a phone, and limited housekeeping. The layout centers on one queen bed with bedsheets provided, creating a simple bedroom setting for up to 2 guests. Entertainment is close at hand with a 32-inch flat-panel television and cable TV service, while a mini-fridge and microwave make it easy to keep drinks and snacks on hand. The private bathroom includes either a bathtub or shower, along with towels, soap, shampoo, and a hair dryer. An iron and ironing board are also provided, and rollaway or extra beds are not available in this Room category. Your stay includes the straightforward conveniences of Stay Hotel Waikiki rather than an all-inclusive package. Rooms include free Wi-Fi, and guests can enjoy complimentary Hawaiian coffee in the lobby, free computer access, and free beach mats, towels, and equipment during their stay. The hotel does not offer breakfast, but on-site dining is available at Wang Chung’s, the hotel’s restaurant and karaoke bar. With practical in-room amenities and included extras that support beach days and city exploring, the Petite Room is a simple, well-located choice for two guests.
What's included in this Room?
- City-facing interior Room with no private balcony or terrace
- 1345 sq. ft. Room laid out as a single simple bedroom
- One queen bed with bedsheets provided, sleeping two guests comfortably
- Private bathroom with a bathtub or shower, towels and hair dryer
- Compact bedroom styling with a wardrobe and blackout drapes, no seating area
- Mini-fridge and microwave keep drinks and snacks within easy reach
- 32-inch flat-panel TV, coffee or tea maker, phone and free Wi-Fi
- Stay includes lobby coffee, beach mats, towels and equipment access
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Petite Rooms FAQs
What kind of view does the Petite Room have at Stay Hotel Waikiki?
The Petite Room looks out over the city surroundings of Waikiki rather than the ocean, so it suits guests who plan to spend most of their time out exploring rather than lingering on a view.
Does the Petite Room have a balcony, lanai or any private outdoor space?
No, the Petite Room is an interior-style Room without a private balcony or terrace, reached via the hotel’s exterior corridors, keeping the category compact and efficient.
What is the bathroom like in the Petite Room?
The Room has a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower, along with towels, soap, shampoo, and a hair dryer, covering the basics for a quick turnaround between beach days.
How does the Petite Room compare to the hotel's larger Room categories?
While some of the hotel’s larger suites add sofa beds and balconies, the Petite Room keeps things simple with one queen bed and no separate seating area, making it the most compact, budget-friendly option at Stay Hotel Waikiki.
What's included with a stay in the Petite Room?
Guests get free Wi-Fi, complimentary Hawaiian coffee in the lobby, free computer access, and free beach mats, towels, and equipment, though the hotel does not include breakfast or a resort-style all-inclusive package.
Is the Petite Room a good fit for families or longer stays?
It suits couples or solo travelers best; families with minors are welcome as long as a parent or guardian accompanies them, but with limited housekeeping and no extra beds, it’s better suited to shorter city-based stays than an extended family trip.
How close is the Petite Room to the beach and on-site dining?
Stay Hotel Waikiki sits about a 2-3 minute walk from Waikiki Beach, and guests can head down to Wang Chung’s, the hotel’s on-site restaurant and karaoke bar, for dinner, light fare, or happy hour without leaving the property.
What should I know about the Petite Room that isn't obvious at first glance?
The Room is reached via exterior corridors, has thin carpet underfoot, and check-in requires a guest aged 21 or older with photo ID; the hotel also has no on-site pool, so this category is built around easy access to Waikiki Beach rather than resort-style amenities.
Is the Petite Room quiet, and does it stay comfortable through the day?
The Room is air-conditioned with blackout drapes to keep things cool and dark for sleeping in after busy beach days, and as a compact, no-frills category it’s best enjoyed by guests who plan to spend their time out at Waikiki’s shops, restaurants, and attractions rather than in the Room.