62-100 Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, Kamuela, Hawaii, 96743, United States

Mauna Kea Beach Hotel

Beachfront Deluxe Suite

1562 sq. ft. / 5 Guests / 1 King, Pull-Out Sofa Bed

The Beachfront Deluxe Suite at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel is a generous 1,562 sq. ft. retreat designed for guests who want to stay close to the shoreline. Set in a beachfront position with ocean views, the suite gives you an expansive place to settle into the rhythm of Kauna‘oa Bay, with space to relax between beach time, dining, and days spent enjoying the Kohala Coast setting. Inside, the suite sleeps up to 5 guests with 1 King bed and a Pull-Out Sofa Bed. The layout gives couples, families, or small groups a comfortable balance of privacy and shared living space, making it easy to unwind together without feeling crowded. A bathroom is included, while the suite’s residential scale creates a sense of ease for longer stays as well as special-occasion escapes. Your stay connects you with the all-inclusive ease of Mauna Kea Beach Hotel’s resort experience, where days can move naturally from the beach to open-air dining and back again. Enjoy the hotel’s setting on Kauna‘oa Bay, with beach umbrellas, padded chaise lounges, snorkeling, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboard activities available at the shore. On-site dining includes Manta, Hau Tree, Copper Bar, Number 3 Restaurant, and 24-hour In-Room Dining, giving you flexible ways to dine without leaving the hotel. Resort amenities also include a daily Keiki Club for children ages 5–12, a 24-hour fitness center, and the Spa at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, so every guest can shape the stay around rest, activity, and time by the ocean.

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This suite sits in a beachfront position directly overlooking Kauna’oa Bay, the crescent-shaped cove that fronts Mauna Kea Beach Hotel. The bay is known for calm, clear water and is generally less windy than nearby Hapuna Beach, so the view is also a genuinely usable stretch of shoreline rather than just scenery.

The suite is set up with 1 King bed and a pull-out sofa bed, sleeping up to five guests in total. That configuration works well for a couple traveling with children or a small family who want separate sleeping zones rather than one open room.

Yes — the Beachfront Deluxe Suite includes a private lanai just steps from the shoreline, in keeping with the hotel’s design of giving most rooms direct outdoor access to Kauna’oa Bay rather than a shared pool deck.

The suite includes a full en-suite bathroom finished to match the residential feel of the rest of the room, giving couples or families their own private space to get ready without competing for time in a single vanity area.

At 1,562 sq. ft., this suite is noticeably larger than the hotel’s standard oceanview rooms, with a separate living area that a typical room category doesn’t offer. It sits below the resort’s very top-tier suites in size but keeps the same direct beachfront position, which is the real trade-off guests are paying for here.

Guests get the full run of Mauna Kea Beach Hotel’s all-inclusive beach experience — beach umbrellas, padded chaise lounges, snorkeling, kayaking and stand-up paddleboard gear at Kauna’oa Bay — plus access to the daily Keiki Club for children 5–12, the 24-hour fitness center, and the on-site spa.

It works well for all three. The separate living and sleeping areas give families breathing room, the pull-out sofa accommodates kids without a second room, and the residential scale of the suite makes it comfortable for guests settling in for a longer beachfront stay.

Because it’s in a beachfront position, the suite is essentially steps from Kauna’oa Bay itself. It’s also within easy reach of on-site dining including Manta, the beachfront Hau Tree, Copper Bar and Number 3 Restaurant, so guests can move between the sand and a meal without much of a walk.

Kauna’oa Bay tends to be calmer and less windy than the coastline further south, which is part of why beachfront rooms here feel relaxed rather than exposed. Guests should also know the hotel hosts its Hawaiian lū’au on Tuesday evenings at the Lū’au Grounds, which adds music and activity to that end of the property on those nights.

One nice detail: at night the hotel illuminates the water just off the beach to attract plankton at what’s known as Manta Ray Point, and manta rays are sometimes visible from shore after sunset — a rare perk of staying this close to the water in a beachfront suite.

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