As Waikiki’s first hotel, the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort and Spa, prepares for its 125th anniversary in 2026, the resort celebrated a significant milestone in its landmark rejuvenation. The resort has unveiled its refreshed lobby, and is welcoming guests to renovated rooms in the Tower Wing. Full completion of the Tower Wing guestrooms is scheduled for late August 2025.
The resort’s historic lobby has been refreshed with a sophisticated and tranquil esthetic, honoring its storied Victorian architecture. Curved seating vignettes welcome guests to the light-filled space, and accent tables play off the ceiling’s curved chandelier fixtures. Notable upgrades include newly refinished original wood flooring, custom-designed transitional furnishings and bespoke art pieces. The front desk now features elegant check-in pods and a sculptural lighting fixture inspired by the courtyard’s tree, which is on the National Register of Historic Trees. The lobby’s piano bar, Vintage 1901, offers a versatile setting for dining and gatherings.
(Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort and Spa)
The refreshed Tower Wing guestrooms, available in either a king bed or a new two-queen bed configuration, include zones designed for comfort and flexibility, curved banquette seating areas, integrated workspaces, a custom-designed reading area and a refreshment station with a coffee maker and mini refrigerator. From lanais (balconies) featuring new residential-style lounge furniture, guests can enjoy city, ocean and Leahi (Diamond Head) views.
The refreshed Tower Wing oceanfront one-bedroom suites feature expansive living rooms with a dining table for four guests, wet bar, seating area, and entertainment center with a flat-screen television and a carved work station. The bedroom features a king bed and artful touches highlighting Hawaii’s natural beauty. Notably, the Tower Wing’s suites offer spacious lanais that extend the entertainment spaces, offering indoor-outdoor living and views.
Guests interested in experiencing the newly renovated Tower Wing rooms can book a limited-time special offer: up to 35 percent off on stays of three nights or more and 20,000 Marriott Bonvoy bonus points.
The completion of the first phase marks significant progress in the resort’s renovation project. Banyan Wing guestrooms will be available in fall 2025, and Diamond Wing guestrooms in winter 2025; all phases are scheduled for completion ahead of the resort’s 125th anniversary on March 11, 2026.
For more information, visit www.moanasurfrider.com.
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