828 Hotel Lanai, Hotel Lanai, Hawaii, 96763, United States

Room City View

200 sq. ft. / City View / 2 Guests / 1 King Bed

Room City View at Hotel Lanai is a 200-square-foot retreat for two, designed around a relaxed city view from its porch or lanai. Set within the hotel’s intimate boutique setting, the room offers a quiet base with free WiFi, climate-controlled air conditioning, blackout drapes and window screens for comfort throughout your stay. The layout features a separate bedroom with one king bed, making it well suited to couples or solo travelers who prefer extra space to stretch out. In-room conveniences include a flat-panel television with cable service, a phone, wardrobe or closet, local maps, towels and bed linens, with fresh towels, fresh bed sheets, housekeeping and an iron with ironing board available on request. The private bathroom is fitted with a shower only, a bidet, hair dryer, soap, shampoo and toilet paper. Your stay is room-focused rather than all-inclusive. Hotel Lanai includes free WiFi for guests, with speeds of 100+ Mbps suitable for one to two people or up to six devices, and the property offers complimentary self-served continental breakfast in the lobby. The on-site restaurant at Hotel Lanai serves contemporary American, island bistro-style dishes using local fish, meat and produce, while a lounge/bar and veranda provide inviting places for a morning coffee or evening refreshment. Free self parking is also available on site, and daily housekeeping service can be requested when you would like it.

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The room’s porch or lanai faces Lāna’i City’s quiet residential streets, part of the historic plantation-town setting that surrounds Hotel Lanai. It’s a low-key, small-town outlook rather than an ocean or garden vista, in keeping with the hotel’s 1923 plantation-house character just steps from Dole Park.

This is a compact 200-square-foot bedroom built around a single king bed, making it ideal for couples or solo travelers who want a simple, comfortable base rather than extra living space. Maximum occupancy for king-bed rooms at Hotel Lanai is two guests.

Yes, each Room City View comes with its own porch or lanai, a classic feature of the plantation-style building, where guests can sit outside with morning coffee or unwind in the evening away from the main lobby.

The private bathroom includes a walk-in shower (no bathtub), a bidet, hair dryer, and daily-stocked soap, shampoo and towels, with fresh towels and linens available on request for longer stays.

As one of the hotel’s more compact categories, the Room City View trades resort-style space for historic plantation charm and simplicity, while still including the same free WiFi, air conditioning and porch access found throughout Hotel Lanai’s 11 rooms; guests wanting more room to spread out may prefer a queen-bed configuration, which sleeps up to four.

Along with the room itself, guests receive complimentary continental breakfast served daily in the lobby, free self parking, and free WiFi at speeds suited to a couple of devices. Housekeeping, turndown and ironing boards are available on request rather than automatic daily service.

It’s best suited to couples or solo travelers given the single king bed and intimate footprint; families needing more sleeping space are better matched to a queen-bed room, which accommodates up to four guests.

Hotel Lanai sits right in Lāna’i City, an easy walk to Dole Park’s shops and restaurants, while Hulopoe Beach is roughly a 15–20 minute drive away since the hotel itself is inland rather than beachfront.

Because Hotel Lanai is a small, low-rise plantation-era building set back from Lāna’i City’s main square, rooms tend to be calm and quiet overall, with evening sound mostly limited to the property’s own restaurant and veranda rather than street traffic.

Because Hotel Lanai has no pool of its own, guests looking to swim will need to head to Hulopoe Beach by car; the hotel’s restaurant also hosts live music nightly on the patio under its Cook Pine trees, which is worth knowing if you prefer an early night.

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