Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort recently completed the latest phase of its $80 million transformation by unveiling the new Coral Reef Penthouse Suite in the new Diamond Head Tower.
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“With the transformation of Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort, our intention is to continually elevate and enhance the Waikīkī experience for each and every guest – whether they hail from Austin or Zurich,” said Markus Krebs, general manager, Outrigger Reef Waikiki Beach Resort. “The Coral Reef Penthouse Suite is the crown jewel of this resort and part of the all-new Wellness Wing, which has 23 additional deluxe rooms as well as a fitness center and Coral Kids Club.”
Rooted in Hawai’ian culture and oceanfront living, the Coral Reef Penthouse Suite, a two-bedroom pied-a-terre, features coastal hues; premium finishes; an indoor/outdoor design; and nearly 4,000 square feet of living, including the largest oceanfront lānai in Waikiki.
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“The Coral Reef Penthouse name is a tribute to Outrigger’s long-standing commitment to preserving, protecting and planting coral reefs through our global conservation program – The Outrigger Zone (OZONE); for each direct booking at this premium penthouse, a portion of the proceeds will go toward coral reef conservation,” said Sean Dee, EVP and chief commercial officer, Outrigger Hospitality Group.
Guests access the suite via private elevator, sleeping up to eight adults with three bathrooms and perfect for multigenerational travelers and families. The kitchen boasts a full-sized refrigerator and a dining table. From the lānai, enjoy views of Diamond Head.
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