Hot Springs Hotels in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The perfect river on the hot sources of Kamasaki. Service, kitchen, room above all praise. Thank you very much for the warm reception, tips for dinner 😅. Stopped for one night by a family of four in the traditional Japanese room. In Onsen at the hotel, three types of baths, including outdoors. The wife has big tattoos and has been allowed to use the common bathroom, although there is a private one in the hotel, but it is small at all. The entertainment district is a little bit, but nature is beautiful. We visited the silver village, is 15 minutes by bus from the hotel, entertainment for 2 hours a maximum.

The location is fantastic, very close to Sendai Station. Just take the elevator down via the pedestrian bridge outside the station exit and walk a few dozen meters. Parco 2 and Matsumoto Kiyoshi are right next door, making it ideal for shopping. The only downside is that the large public bath closes at 10 PM and the morning session ends at 9 AM, which is a bit ridiculous—usually, public baths stay open until at least midnight. By the time I got back on Friday after hanging out and having dinner, it was already 10 PM. I booked this hotel specifically for the public bath.

I really enjoyed my stay at Capsule Hotel Topos Sendai. I’m 187 cm tall, and the capsule was spacious enough for me and quite comfortable for sleeping. The hotel was clean and well maintained. The hot bath/onsen was one of my favorite things about the hotel. It was great to relax in the hot water after a long day. The fitness room was also a nice bonus, as I could still get a workout in during my stay. A large suitcase cannot be kept inside the capsule, but you can leave it just outside the capsule area, which was convenient enough. Most importantly, the price was very reasonable. For the price, I think the hotel offers excellent value for money. I would definitely stay here again.

Overall, a good hotel for a night or two. The rooms were clean, and the location was convenient for exploring the city. The 2 PM check-in time felt a bit late, especially since there wasn’t much flexibility for arriving earlier. The onsen was decent, but nothing particularly special. It’s not a hotel that will blow you away, but it does the job well. For the price, I think it’s good value, and I’d happily stay here again.

Wonderful experience, onsen is great food also great, metro station downstairs. The hotel is clean, with friendly staffs, recommended

The ryokan location is excellent. My room has a huge picture window facing east. I can see the famous bay with its many islands, including the Fukuura island (福浦𡷊), in the morning with wonderful sun rise view. The Japanese breakfasts were excellent especially the one on our second day… fresh grilled fish, etc.. The Kaiseki dinners for both nights were wonderful with fresh grilled fish and high grade wagyu beef plus oyster cooked to perfection. The Onsens on the other hand are just Okay. However with the view of Fukuura island and its red bridge … nice.

Transportation: easiest with a 50-min taxi ride from Sendai airport unless int’l traveler wants to transfer via trains/buses. Nearest bus stop/little township is 遠刈田温泉 (13-min by foot to the Inn). Key feature is open air onsens in forestry — this is why I chose to stay. Delightful breakfast and dinner (during dinner, there are all-inclusive drinks menu + additional charge ones). I enjoyed the 2nd night’s beef/daikon pot in particular. There are hearth side afternoon refreshment, happy hour beer, post-dinner snack that you will be kept fed warmly. The aircon in Buna room would blow directly on the head so the fan blade should be adjusted. Staff English speaking capability varies but they made every effort in solving problems. Little hiccup after checking out that the bus time table the Inn indicated was outdated, but I still managed to change my route in the fly, which is the beauty traveling in Japan.

This was my first time visiting, and I was impressed by how large, spacious, and clean the hotel and rooms were. The all-you-can-drink beer and other beverages in the lounge, along with the late-night alcohol and snacks, were an excellent service. We paid an extra 5,000 yen for the dinner buffet. While it was tasty, I honestly felt it wasn't worth the 5,000 yen as there wasn't a main dish. The onsen had an open-air bath, but since it was on the first floor, the walls were high, and there was no view. The onsen itself was spacious and good, but the water temperature was a bit too lukewarm for my liking. The in-room bath was large and clean. Be careful not to lose your room key, as there's a 2,000 yen replacement fee. I would definitely like to stay here again when I visit Miyagi. There aren't any shops nearby, so it's a good idea to prepare your own food beforehand. However, you don't need to worry about drinks or alcohol. All the staff were kind and helpful, which was a plus.

We had a lovely time at this hotel. The lobby is beautiful and creates a wonderful first impression. One of the best perks is the complimentary shuttle bus from Sendai; it’s very convenient and only takes about 30–45 minutes, making the hotel feel quite accessible. We really enjoyed the facilities, especially the four onsen baths (two for each gender) and the ping pong room, which was a fun addition to our stay. The only area for improvement would be the dinner buffet. Compared to typical Japanese onsen standards, the variety felt a bit limited. While the steak and crab were highlights, we were hoping for a slightly more luxurious selection, such as ikura or a wider array of seafood, especially for those who might not eat beef or crab. Overall, it’s a wonderful spot for a short, relaxing break. We left feeling refreshed!

Transportation: From Sendai's West Exit platform 63, there's an hourly bus for 940 yen, which is very convenient. Alternatively, you can book the hotel's shuttle bus for 40 yen per ride, which picks up from the East Exit. On the way back, the hotel shuttle bus picks you up directly from the hotel entrance, which is super convenient and takes about 40 minutes. Facilities: It seems to be an old hotel that has been renovated. The room is quite spacious with two small sofas. The bathroom, toilet, and vanity are all separate, but we didn't use the room's bathroom because there's a large public bath. Overall, the cleanliness is good, and the air conditioning heats up quickly. Hot Springs: There are two large public baths that rotate between men and women. Each has at least two indoor and two outdoor pools, which is more than enough. There are also four small private baths that can be booked. We tried one for an hour at 3300 yen, just for the peace and quiet. Food: We had dinner + breakfast buffet. Dinner was 90 minutes and breakfast was 60 minutes. The afternoon tea bar and other amenities are all free and quite convenient. There's also a souvenir shop on the first floor. It would be nice if there was a small snack shop, as I felt a bit hungry after soaking in the hot spring at night with nothing to eat.