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Rockwell Group designed the interior with custom furniture, pale colors and natural materials. The room is on a lower floor, with a private lanai facing the streets and buildings of Waikiki. It provides an outdoor sitting space alongside the bedroom.

A coffee maker and small fridge are provided inside, along with storage for clothes. The bathroom has a bathtub or shower, depending on the room assigned.

Lower-floor rooms in this category open onto a private lanai with views across Waikiki. Custom furniture and pale colors fill the interior. Natural materials reflect the resort's design, which draws on the island setting.

The bedroom includes a small fridge and a coffee maker for drinks in the room or outdoors. Carpet covers the sleeping area, and a wardrobe provides storage for clothes. A dining table adds a place for a meal. The bathroom is enclosed separately and has a shower in the king-bedded layout.

A table and chairs provide a place for a meal or some reading beside the sleeping area. Drawers and closets provide storage for luggage and clothes. The furnished lanai looks across Waikiki toward the Ko'olau mountains. These rooms occupy floors 24 through 39 of the Seascape Tower.

The bathroom has a broad vanity and a backlit mirror, with either a walk-in shower or a combined bathtub and shower. Beautyrest mattresses are used, and charging ports sit beside the beds. A coffee machine, kettle and small fridge are provided within the room.

Textured wood details and custom furnishings give the interior its character. Carpet runs through the sleeping area, with a wardrobe for clothes and a table that can be used for coffee or a light meal.

The private lanai is furnished with chairs and a small table, extending the room beyond the glass doors. The bathroom occupies a separate enclosed space. A compact refrigerator and coffee maker are available for refreshments.

A furnished lanai extends the room outdoors, with chairs and a small table looking across Waikiki. The view combines the Pacific with either the city or the mountains, depending on the room's position. This category is found in both the Beachside and Seascape towers.

Inside, a dining table provides a place for coffee or a meal away from the bed. Carpet covers the floor, and a wardrobe keeps clothes out of the main sleeping space. Rockwell Group designed the interior, with natural materials and colors drawn from the island.

In the Beachside Tower, the private lanai faces straight toward Waikiki Beach and the Pacific. The balcony is furnished for sitting outside.

Modern furniture combines with details inspired by the island. A table and chairs provide a place for drinks or a meal. The bathroom has a multifunction bidet. Accessible versions have either a roll-in shower or a bathtub with grab bars. A small fridge keeps drinks close to hand.

High in the Seascape Tower, the private lanai looks across the city. Diamond Head and the Pacific form the outlook, with a place to sit outdoors and take in both.

Inside, a table can be used for a meal or reading. White and taupe tones form the base of the interior, with blue and green accents reflecting the island setting. A wardrobe provides clothes storage, and the bathroom is separate from the carpeted sleeping area.

South-facing, floor-to-ceiling windows bring the beach into view from the bedroom. Beyond the glass, a furnished lanai looks directly over Waikiki Beach and the Pacific from the Beachside Tower.

A table and chairs provide seating away from the beds, with drawer and closet storage built into the layout. The bathroom has a backlit vanity mirror and a multifunction bidet. Depending on the room, it has either a walk-in shower or a combined bathtub and shower. Charging ports are set beside the beds. A coffee machine and kettle are also provided.

On Seascape's top floor, this one-bedroom layout looks across Waikiki. The separate living room has a sectional sofa and a small table for two. The private lanai provides another place to sit outside.

A wet bar serves the living area, with a granite counter, glassware and a small fridge. Pale colors, custom furniture and large black-and-white photographs run through the interior. The bathroom has a long vanity with two sinks.

The marble bathroom pairs a deep soaking tub with a rain shower and two sinks. Beyond it, the bedroom and living room are separate, with custom furniture and pale tones continuing through both spaces.

A sectional sofa anchors the lounge, while the dining table has seating for two. The wet bar brings together glassware, mugs and a small fridge. Extended double balconies open the living spaces toward the Pacific and Waikiki Beach, with an unobstructed outlook across the water. The bathroom also has a multifunction bidet.

Long balconies look directly across Waikiki Beach from the Beachside Tower. The bedroom is separate from the living room, with custom furniture and pale colors throughout. Large black-and-white photographs hang in the living space.

A dining table seats two beside the lounge. The wet bar has glassware, mugs and a small fridge. The marble bathroom has a long vanity with two sinks. Standard layouts include a soaking tub and rain shower; a roll-in shower is offered in the accessible version.

The bedroom and living room are separate on the 39th floor of the Seascape Tower, with a sofa and dining table in the lounge. Full-height windows and a furnished lanai look over Waikiki, with mountain and ocean views that differ between suites.

The wet bar has a fridge and gives the living room its own place for drinks. The bedroom uses a Beautyrest mattress, and its private bathroom has two sinks. Custom furniture and pale tones run through the rooms.

The living room has a sectional sofa and a table for two. High in Seascape, the furnished lanai faces the crater and the Pacific beyond Waikiki.

Drinks can be prepared at the wet bar, which has a granite counter, glassware and a small fridge. Custom furniture and pale colors carry through the interior. Large black-and-white photographs hang on the walls. The marble bathroom has two sinks and a bathtub, with grab bars in the accessible version.

Full-height windows and a furnished lanai face the beach from the 17th floor of the Beachside Tower. The living room is separate from the bedroom, with a sofa and a table with chairs.

A wet bar and fridge are set within the living area. The bedroom pairs a Beautyrest mattress with modern furniture. Its private bathroom has two sinks, a walk-in shower and a deep soaking tub.