Deluxe W/ Transfer Shower
364 sq. ft. / City View / 4 Guests / 1 Queen OR 1 King OR 2 Queen Beds
The Deluxe W/ Transfer Shower at Romer House Waikiki offers 364 sq. ft. of non-smoking comfort with a City View, giving up to 4 guests a polished Waikiki base with air conditioning, blackout drapes, wireless internet access, and a Smart TV with streaming services. A mini-fridge and electric kettle add everyday ease, while free local calls and housekeeping on request keep the stay simple. Depending on availability, this Room may be configured with 1 Queen, 1 King, or 2 Queen Beds, with bedsheets provided and hypo-allergenic bedding available. The accessible design includes lever door handles, wheelchair accessibility, a 36-inch roll-in shower width, a fixed shower seat, and a hand-held showerhead. The bathroom is shower-only and includes towels, toilet paper, soap, a hair dryer, and a magnifying mirror, with towels changed every 3 days and bed sheets changed every 3 days. Your stay at Romer House Waikiki includes the ease of the hotel’s resort-style experience, with hotel-wide Wi-Fi provided as part of the Daily Resort Amenity Fee, along with two bottled waters at arrival, in-room Big Island Roasters coffee, Beach Candy Waikiki rental credits, and access to FIT Waikīkī and poolside wellness activities. Guests can also enjoy on-property dining and nightlife at 855-ALOHA, The Backyard, and The Lei Stand Waikīkī, with 15% off on-property dining included as part of the resort fee.
What's included in this Room?
- Big windows frame vibrant Waikiki city views right from the Room
- 364 sq. ft. accessible layout with wide pathways for easy wheelchair access
- One queen, one king, or two queen beds accommodate up to four guests
- Roll-in shower offers a fixed seat, rainfall spray, magnifying mirror, and hair dryer
- Mid-century-inspired décor with pillowtop bedding, premium linens, and blackout drapes
- Mini-fridge and electric kettle paired with complimentary Big Island Roasters coffee
- 55-inch Smart TV, free Wi-Fi, in-room safe, and direct-dial phone
- Daily resort fee unlocks Beach Candy credits, FIT Waikiki access, dining discounts
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Deluxe W/ Transfer Shower FAQs
What can I see from the Deluxe Room with a Transfer Shower?
This Deluxe Room with a Transfer Shower looks out over Waikiki’s lively city streetscape, with large windows bringing in natural light rather than an ocean vista. It’s a practical choice for guests who want a central Waikiki base within easy reach of the beach and Kalākaua Avenue’s energy, rather than paying for a resort or ocean-facing upgrade.
How are the beds arranged, and how many guests can this Room sleep?
Depending on availability, the Room can be configured with 1 Queen, 1 King, or 2 Queen Beds, and comfortably sleeps up to four guests. The pillowtop mattresses and premium bedding make it a solid choice for two travelers who want extra Room to spread out, or a small group sharing a queen-bed setup.
What accessibility features make this a Transfer Shower Room?
This category is purpose-built for step-free bathing, with a 36-inch roll-in shower, a fixed shower seat, and a hand-held showerhead for guests who transfer from a wheelchair. Lever door handles and a wheelchair-accessible layout throughout the Room support easy movement, while a magnifying mirror adds a helpful touch at the vanity.
What is the bathroom like in this Room?
The bathroom is a shower-only design rather than a tub-shower combo, fitted with a rainfall-style handheld showerhead, a fixed seat, and accessible fixtures for easy bathing. Guests also get fresh towels, toiletries, a hair dryer, and a magnifying mirror, with towels and bed linens refreshed every three days.
How does this Room differ from a standard Deluxe Room or a suite upgrade?
The layout and 364-square-foot footprint mirror the hotel’s standard Deluxe rooms and their city views, but this category swaps in accessible features like the roll-in shower, fixed seat, and lever door handles in place of a standard shower or tub. Guests wanting more space or an upgraded view would look toward the hotel’s higher Room tiers, though core comforts like the Smart TV, mini-fridge, and blackout drapes stay consistent across categories.
What's included with my stay at this Room category?
Every stay includes access to the hotel’s Daily Resort Amenity Fee perks: hotel-wide Wi-Fi, two bottled waters on arrival, in-room Big Island Roasters coffee, three daily Beach Candy Waikiki rental credits, and access to FIT Waikīkī and poolside wellness classes. Guests also enjoy 15% off dining at 855-ALOHA, The Backyard, and The Lei Stand Waikīkī.
Is this Room a good fit for couples, solo travelers, or families?
With its compact 364-square-foot footprint and flexible one- or two-bed setups, this Room suits couples and solo travelers especially well, and works for two guests sharing beds comfortably. Romer House Waikiki has moved from its original adults-only concept to welcoming guests of all ages, though cribs and rollaway beds aren’t available, so it’s better suited to adults or older kids than a family needing extra sleeping setups.
How close is this Room to the beach, pool, and dining at the hotel?
Waikīkī Beach is about a 10-minute walk from the hotel, while the rooftop Backyard pool and all three dining and nightlife venues — 855-ALOHA, The Lei Stand, and The Backyard — are all on-site. The International Market Place sits essentially at the front door, making this a highly walkable base for shopping, dining, and beach days alike.
Which side of the hotel tends to be quieter for a stay?
Because Romer House Waikiki sits right on Kuhio Avenue amid the energy of Waikīkī’s dining and nightlife scene, rooms facing away from street level and the pool deck tend to offer a calmer night’s sleep. Guests especially sensitive to noise may want to request a higher floor away from the Backyard pool bar and its evening pau hana crowd.