Presidential Suite Ocean View
2250 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 4 Guests
The Presidential Suite Ocean View at Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa is a 2,250 sq. ft. retreat with expansive ocean views from a furnished lanai. Designed for guests who want generous indoor and outdoor living space, the suite offers a residential feel with room to relax, gather, and take in the coastal setting from the privacy of your accommodation. A large living room includes several seating areas and a dining area, creating space for quiet mornings, shared meals, or unwinding after the day. The suite includes two bathrooms, with a deep soaking bathtub, separate rainfall shower, designer toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. In-room comforts include a 65-inch TV, refrigerator, coffee and espresso maker, safe, and free WiFi. Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa is not an all-inclusive resort, so dining, beverages, and other experiences are not bundled into the room rate as part of an all-inclusive package. This suite is best suited to guests seeking a spacious ocean-view stay with the flexibility to shape each day their own way, returning to a private lanai, generous living areas, and the comfort of a refined one-bedroom suite.
What's included in this room?
- Private furnished lanai framing sweeping ocean views over the coastline
- 2,250 sq. ft. one-bedroom suite with separate living and dining rooms
- Two bathrooms with a deep soaking tub, rainfall shower, and robes
- Several seating areas dressed in contemporary island-inspired décor and furnishings
- In-room refrigerator keeps drinks and snacks chilled and ready
- 65-inch TV, espresso maker, in-room dining, free WiFi and safe
- Full resort access included, though dining and drinks are booked separately
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Presidential Suite Ocean View FAQs
What does the ocean view actually look like from this suite?
The suite is built around the view: oversized windows stretch across two walls of the living and dining rooms, opening onto a wrap-around lanai so the ocean is visible from almost every seating area, not just the bedroom.
Is there a private balcony or lanai, and how would I actually use it?
Yes — this category comes with a large, furnished private lanai with loungers and an outdoor dining table, so it works as an outdoor extension of the living space for morning coffee, alfresco dinners, or simply watching the water.
What is the bathroom situation like in the Presidential Suite?
You get two bathrooms finished in marble with double-sink vanities, a deep soaking tub and a separate rainfall or walk-in shower, plus designer toiletries, bathrobes and slippers — closer to a residential master bath than a standard hotel bathroom.
How does this suite compare to the resort's other top-tier suites?
Where the resort’s largest suite category adds a full kitchen and a dining room for eight and can connect up to three bedrooms for group travel, the Presidential Suite Ocean View is the one-bedroom, two-guest-couple-plus-kids version — still 2,250 sq. ft. with multiple living areas, but scaled for a single family rather than a multi-family gathering.
What's actually included when I book this suite category?
Grand Hyatt Kauai is not an all-inclusive resort, so meals and beverages aren’t bundled into the room rate at this level; what you do get is the full run of the suite itself — the lanai, both bathrooms, the 65-inch TV and espresso setup — plus the option of in-room dining on your own lanai whenever you don’t feel like heading out.
How far is the suite from the beach, pools and restaurants?
The resort sits directly on Keoneloa Bay’s white-sand beach, but because it’s a large property, a room in the Presidential Suite wing can be a genuine walk from the main pool complex — some guests clock it at close to half a mile depending on which building you’re in, so it’s worth thinking about how much time you’ll spend poolside versus enjoying the suite’s own lanai.
Is there a quieter side of the resort where this suite might be located?
Presidential Suites tend to sit on upper floors with sweeping, unobstructed island and ocean views, generally set apart from the busiest pool and lazy-river areas, and guests who want extra quiet during the day can also use the resort’s adults-only pool section away from the family pool activity.
Does the suite have a kitchen, or is it just a mini-fridge?
Beyond the in-room refrigerator, the Presidential Suite Ocean View also includes a full kitchen and dedicated dining area, so guests can put together simple meals or snacks in the suite rather than relying solely on room service or the resort’s restaurants.