Penthouse Hoku Terrace Direct Ocean View
450 sq. ft. / City View / 2 Guests / 1 King Bed
The Penthouse Hoku Terrace Direct Ocean View at Hotel La Croix offers 450 sq. ft. of elevated comfort with a City View. Designed for a stay that feels open and refined, this room gives 2 guests a private setting above the energy of Waikiki, pairing penthouse style with the easy sense of escape that defines a memorable island visit. The layout keeps the focus on comfort and simplicity, with the bed as the centerpiece and the City View adding a bright backdrop to mornings, quiet afternoons, and relaxed evenings. The bathroom completes the stay with a convenient private space to refresh between beach time, dining, and exploring the neighborhood. Your stay at Hotel La Croix is shaped around an all-inclusive experience that makes relaxing feel effortless. From the moment you settle into the Penthouse Hoku Terrace Direct Ocean View, the essentials of your getaway are brought together so you can spend less time planning and more time enjoying the comfort of your room, the view, and the rhythm of your Honolulu stay.
What's included in this room?
- Private top-floor terrace framing sweeping Waikiki skyline and city views
- 450 sq. ft. penthouse arranged as a single open-concept room
- Marble-accented bathroom with a glass shower and plush towels
- Walnut hardwood floors paired with a cozy lounge-style seating nook
- In-room mini-fridge minibar keeps drinks and snacks within reach
- 42-inch LED TV, coffee maker, in-room safe, Wi-Fi and room service
- Monkeypod Club Lounge access plus resort pool, sauna and beach gear
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Penthouse Hoku Terrace Direct Ocean View FAQs
What does the view from the Penthouse Hoku Terrace Direct Ocean View actually look out over?
For travelers who want to be above the street-level buzz of Kalākaua Avenue without the cost of a full ocean-front room, it’s an easy upgrade to justify.
How are the beds set up, and how many people can this room comfortably sleep?
ft. retreat rather than a houseful of beds.
Does this penthouse have a private terrace, and how do guests typically use it?
Yes — this falls under Hotel La Croix’s Hoku Terrace categories, and <cite index="12-4">opting for a terrace room brings the best views and outdoor space, along with access to the Monkeypod Club Lounge, which also offers stunning views from the top of the hotel</cite>. Guests tend to use it as a private perch for morning coffee, a sunset drink, or simply catching the trade winds above the resort.
What should I expect from the bathroom in this room category?
The bathroom carries the same design language as the rest of the property, where <cite index="5-3">European marble, indigenous American hardwoods, and organic elements create a warm and sophisticated atmosphere that reflects the beauty of the island</cite>. Guests also find <cite index="6-9">free toiletries and a hairdryer</cite> for a quick refresh between the pool, dinner, and exploring Waikiki.
How does the Hoku Terrace room compare with other penthouse and standard categories at the hotel?
For two travelers who want penthouse style without the extra square footage, this is the sweet spot.
What's included for guests booking this penthouse category?
Terrace-category penthouses come with <cite index="12-4">access to the Monkeypod Club Lounge</cite>, and every stay at Hotel La Croix bundles in <cite index="15-3">use of beach amenities, fitness center access, the Saltwater Infinity Lounge Pool and Sun Terrace, the PoolSide Bar, the Parkview CoEd Sauna, and daily fresh Kauai coffee and hot tea</cite>. On top of that, guests can <cite index="17-9">use complimentary beach chairs, mats, snorkels, body boards, and sand toys</cite> for days spent near Fort DeRussy.
How far is this room from the beach, the pool, and restaurants?
It’s a short stroll in every direction — <cite index="10-3">Waikiki Beach Walk and Fort DeRussy Beach Park are both about a 5-minute walk, roughly 0.3 miles away</cite>, and the hotel’s own rooftop pool and poolside bar are just an elevator ride from the room.
Which side of the hotel is quietest if I book a penthouse room?
Being on the top floor works in your favor here — guests have noted that <cite index="9-8">the top-floor penthouse level is very quiet for a central location</cite>, a welcome trade-off given how close the hotel sits to the energy of Kalākaua Avenue.
Is room service available at all hours in this room category?
Room service is offered, though it <cite index="1-8">closes early at 730</cite>, so it’s worth ordering dinner or a nightcap on the earlier side if you’d rather stay in than head down to the poolside bar.