

Room Partial Ocean View King
340 sq. ft. / Partial Ocean View / 3 Guests / 1 King Bed
The Room Partial Ocean View King at Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa offers 340 sq. ft. of relaxed Maui comfort with a lanai and partial ocean view. Designed for up to 3 guests, it gives you a private place to settle in after days along Kaanapali Beach, with air conditioning, blackout drapes and curtains, a desk, a mini-fridge, and a coffee and tea maker for easy mornings and unhurried evenings. Inside, the room features 1 King Bed and a practical bedroom layout suited to couples or small families. The private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination and bathrobes, while free cribs or infant beds are available on request. Please note that rollaway or extra beds are not available in this room. Entertainment includes an LCD TV with HDTV, cable service, premium channels, pay movies, and closed captioning, and thoughtful details include a phone, recycling, lever door handles, and a lowered peephole/view port in the door. Housekeeping, fresh towels, and fresh bed sheets are available on request. Your stay at Sheraton Maui Resort & Spa includes the ease of a full resort setting rather than an all-inclusive package. On property, guests can enjoy dining options such as breakfast at Coral Reef, poolside lunch or dinner at Cliff Dive Grill, and the Maui Nui Luau on select evenings, while in-room dining is offered during set morning and evening hours. The resort also features a lagoon-style pool, The Spa at Black Rock, a guest fitness center, and daily cultural and outdoor activities included with the resort fee for 2 guests.
What's included in this room?
- Private lanai opens to partial ocean views past Kaanapali Beach
- 340 sq. ft. room built around a simple bedroom layout
- One king bed comfortably sleeping up to three guests
- Private bathroom with a shower/tub combination and plush bathrobes
- Desk and lanai seating nook set against relaxed island décor
- Mini-fridge keeps drinks and snacks cool within easy reach
- 50-inch LCD TV, coffee/tea maker, in-room safe, and free Wi-Fi
- Resort fee unlocks daily cultural activities and pool access for two
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Room Partial Ocean View King FAQs
What does the Room Partial Ocean View King actually look out on, and is it worth booking over a garden view?
From the private lanai you get angled glimpses of the Pacific beyond the resort’s tropical grounds rather than an unobstructed horizon. For guests who want a taste of ocean air and light without paying for a full oceanfront room, it’s a worthwhile step up, especially given the resort’s setting on Kaanapali Beach around Black Rock.
How are the beds set up, and how many people can this room really sleep?
The room has one king bed and comfortably sleeps up to three guests. A free crib or infant bed can be added on request, though the room does not accommodate a rollaway or extra bed, so it suits couples or a couple traveling with one small child best.
Does this room have a balcony or lanai, and how do guests typically use it?
Yes, the room includes a private furnished lanai where guests catch the partial ocean view, morning coffee, or evening trade winds. It’s a compact outdoor perch rather than a lounging terrace, ideal for unwinding after a day at Kaanapali Beach or the resort’s lagoon-style pool.
What is the bathroom like in this room?
The private bathroom features a shower/tub combination, plush bathrobes, and free toiletries, along with a height-adjustable showerhead for accessibility. It’s a practical, well-appointed setup rather than an oversized spa-style bathroom.
How does this category compare with other room types at the resort?
This room sits in the middle tier of the resort’s view categories, offering a partial glimpse of the ocean at a more accessible level than the resort’s full oceanfront rooms, while still outranking interior or garden-facing categories in outlook and lanai access.
What's included when booking this room category?
Along with the room itself, the mandatory daily resort fee covers enhanced Wi-Fi, daily Hawaiian cultural activities, pickleball and tennis court use, and outdoor fitness classes for two guests, plus a welcome lei and refillable water bottles. This is a full-service resort stay rather than an all-inclusive package, so dining at Coral Reef, Cliff Dive Grill, and the Maui Nui Luau is booked separately.
Is this room better suited to couples, families, or longer stays?
With one king bed and room for up to three guests, it’s best suited to couples or a couple traveling with a young child using the complimentary crib. Because rollaways aren’t available, larger families or groups sharing one room may want to look at a bigger category or connecting rooms.
How far is this room from the beach, pool, and restaurants?
Kaanapali Beach sits right in front of the resort, just a few minutes’ walk away, and the property’s 142-yard lagoon-style pool, Cliff Dive Grill, and Mai Tai Bar are all a short stroll from guest room buildings. Coral Reef and ‘Upena for breakfast, plus the Maui Nui Luau grounds, are also within easy walking distance.
Which side of the resort is quieter, and which is livelier?
Rooms with partial ocean views tend to sit away from the immediate pool deck, making them calmer than rooms directly above Cliff Dive Grill or the lagoon pool, where daytime music and the nightly cliff-diving ceremony at Black Rock draw crowds and carry sound upward in the evening.
What should guests know before booking that isn't obvious from the room description?
Keep in mind the resort’s daily resort fee is mandatory and covers activities and Wi-Fi, self-parking and valet both carry separate daily charges, and the minimum check-in age is 18 with a matching photo ID and credit card required at arrival.