"With 791 guestrooms spanning three distinct wings, the resort's renovation reimagines each space while honoring the unique character of the Moana Surfrider. The newly unveiled Surfrider Wing, which was originally known as the Diamond Wing, reflects a contemporary design inspired by Waikiki's vibrant surf culture. Guests will be welcomed into beach-loft interiors adorned with local artwork, embodying a seamless blend of relaxed coastal living and modern comfort."
"The Tower Wing now boasts spacious, residential-style accommodations that elevate the guest experience. Many of these rooms offer coveted beachfront views, designed for pure relaxation with custom seating and dining nooks. Meanwhile, the Banyan Wing, constructed in 1901, has retained its classic elegance. The rooms now feature modern touches while respecting the resort's iconic architecture."
"Each room features balcony furnishings designed for enjoying the stunning Waikiki skyline and beach views. King and Two-Queen Configurations offer flexibility for couples or families. Junior Suites provide five new expansive junior suites with breathtaking views and maximize natural light, ensuring a serene escape. Indoor-outdoor living is emphasized throughout the guestroom experience."
"Celebrating its 125th anniversary, the resort's extensive refurbishment not only modernizes its facilities but also pays homage to its storied past, solidifying its status as the 'First Lady of Waikiki'. In the heart of Waikiki, the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort & Spa, has recently completed a transformative, multimillion-dollar renovation that breathes new life into this historic oceanfront icon."
The Moana Surfrider, a Westin Resort & Spa in Waikiki, completed a multimillion-dollar renovation celebrating its 125th anniversary. The refurbishment modernizes 791 guestrooms across three wings while honoring the resort’s past as the “First Lady of Waikiki.” The Surfrider Wing, formerly the Diamond Wing, features beach-loft interiors with local artwork and a contemporary design inspired by Waikiki’s surf culture. Rooms include king and two-queen configurations, five new junior suites with expansive views and natural light, and balcony furnishings for indoor-outdoor living. The Tower Wing adds residential-style accommodations and beachfront views with custom seating and dining nooks. The Banyan Wing, built in 1901, keeps classic elegance with modern touches, curved furniture, and limu-inspired artwork.
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