Studio Suite
360 sq. ft. / Partial Ocean View / 5 Guests / 1 Queen OR 2 Twin Beds
The Studio Suite at Pacific Monarch Hotel offers 360 sq. ft. of apartment-style comfort with a Partial Ocean View from a private lanai. Set in the Waikiki neighborhood, this non-smoking suite gives guests a practical base with the ease of extra living space, a ceiling fan, blackout drapes, a desk and a 32-inch HDTV with cable service. The suite sleeps 5 guests and is configured with either 1 Queen or 2 Twin Beds. Inside, the layout includes a private bathroom with a shower only or bathtub or shower, plus towels and a hair dryer. Kitchen conveniences include a microwave, oven, cookware, dishware and utensils, making it simple to prepare snacks or light meals between outings. Internet access, high-speed internet access, wireless internet access, dial-up internet access and WiFi are available, with surcharge terms noted for some access. Free cribs/infant beds and rollaway/extra beds for a surcharge may be available on request. This room is not offered with an all-inclusive package. A stay here focuses instead on the flexibility of a Studio Suite at Pacific Monarch Hotel, with in-room cooking essentials and access to property amenities covered by the hotel’s amenity fee, including rooftop access, beach towels and chairs, and WiFi in guest rooms and the lobby. Guests can also enjoy the hotel’s rooftop swimming pool, whirlpool spa tub, sundeck and hospitality lounge, while on-site food options include Musubi Cafe Iyasume, Me’s BBQ and Waikiki Coffee Window for convenient meals and drinks during the stay.
What's included in this room?
- Private lanai delivers partial ocean views over Waikiki's skyline
- 360 sq. ft. Studio Suite with an open, apartment-style layout
- One queen or two twin beds, sleeping up to five guests
- Private bathroom with a bathtub or shower, towels and hair dryer
- Desk and living space finished with blackout drapes and a ceiling fan
- Full kitchenette equipped with microwave, oven, cookware and dishware
- 32-inch HDTV with cable channels, WiFi access and an in-room safe
- Daily amenity fee unlocks rooftop pool, whirlpool spa and beach gear
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Studio Suite FAQs
What does the partial ocean view from the Studio Suite actually look like?
From the private lanai of the Studio Suite, guests get glimpses of the Pacific between the Waikiki skyline and surrounding buildings rather than an unobstructed ocean panorama. It’s a nice bonus for morning coffee or evening breezes, and for the best water views, the hotel’s rooftop pool deck offers 360-degree vistas of the ocean, mountains and city that go well beyond what any single room’s lanai can offer.
How are the beds configured, and who does the Studio Suite sleep comfortably?
The Studio Suite is set up with either 1 Queen or 2 Twin Beds, and the room comfortably sleeps up to five guests thanks to its apartment-style layout. Families or small groups can also request a rollaway bed or a free crib for infants, making the twin-bed configuration especially practical for shared trips.
Does the Studio Suite have a balcony or private outdoor space?
Yes, every Studio Suite includes a private lanai attached to the room, giving guests their own outdoor spot to catch the trade winds and partial ocean views. It’s a smaller personal outdoor space, separate from the hotel’s shared rooftop sundeck and pool area, which remains the main gathering spot for sun and swimming.
What is the bathroom like in the Studio Suite?
The Studio Suite has a private bathroom finished with a bathtub or shower, plentiful towels, soap and a hair dryer. It’s a compact, functional space designed to complement the suite’s apartment-style layout rather than a spa-style retreat.
How does the Studio Suite compare to the hotel's other room categories?
The Studio Suite sits at the heart of the Pacific Monarch Hotel’s apartment-style offering, combining a kitchenette with microwave, oven and cookware in a single open room, whereas the hotel’s one-bedroom suites add a separate bedroom and typically a fuller kitchen for guests wanting more separation between living and sleeping space. For travelers who want simple self-catering without extra square footage, the Studio Suite is the practical middle ground.
What's included for guests staying in the Studio Suite category?
Beyond the room itself, guests pay a daily amenity fee that covers access to the hotel’s rooftop swimming pool, whirlpool spa tub, sundeck, hospitality lounge, beach towels and chairs, plus WiFi in guestrooms and the lobby. The Studio Suite itself is not sold as part of an all-inclusive meal plan, so dining is a la carte at the property’s on-site eateries or nearby Waikiki restaurants.
Is the Studio Suite better suited to couples, families or longer stays?
With its kitchenette, extra sleeping capacity for up to five guests, and flexible bed configuration, the Studio Suite works well for families or small groups, and its self-catering setup also makes it a smart choice for longer stays where cooking a few meals in-house saves money. Couples looking for a simpler, more compact room may prefer a standard studio without the twin-bed option, though the layout suits both travel styles comfortably.
How far is the Studio Suite from the beach and the hotel's pool and restaurants?
Pacific Monarch Hotel sits about two blocks, roughly a five-minute walk, from Waikiki Beach, so guests in the Studio Suite are never far from the sand. The hotel’s rooftop pool and whirlpool spa are on-site, and dining options including Musubi Cafe Iyasume, Me’s BBQ and Waikiki Coffee Window are all located within the property itself for easy access.
What's the quieter side of the hotel to request for a Studio Suite stay?
Because the hotel sits along Kūhiō Avenue in the heart of Waikiki, rooms facing the avenue can pick up more street noise than those set back toward the interior or upper floors. Guests wanting a calmer stay in a Studio Suite may want to ask at booking about a quieter placement away from the main road.
What should guests know about technology and connectivity in the Studio Suite?
The Studio Suite comes with a 32-inch HDTV with cable channels and a desk for those needing a workspace, along with WiFi access covered under the property’s amenity fee. Guests should note that faster wireless tiers may carry a surcharge, so it’s worth checking speed needs in advance if remote work or streaming is part of the stay.