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I stayed at this place every time I went to Sendai, love it. The staffs are very nice and helpful. room is small but clean and has plenty of good toiletries. great location, right across the street from Sendai Station, which makes everything easier. Lots of department stores and shops and restaurants around and inside the station. Sendai Morning market right outside the front entrance. Really like the breakfast. It's used to be included but not this time for me, but for ￥1450 pp is still not bad at all compare to eat outside, even in the morning market. I sure will come back again!

Sendai is a city in Japan’s Tohoku Region, northeast of Tokyo on Honshu island. The remains of 17th-century Sendai Castle, built for samurai lord Date Masamune on Aoba Hill, overlook the city and include a museum of historic artifacts. The Sendai City Museum focuses on the history and culture of Japan’s Edo period, and displays Masamune’s samurai armor.

Business hotel, located a 5-minute walk from JR Sendai Station (east exit). Probably the only business hotel that I’ve stayed at in Japan that doesn’t have a bathtub in the room. There is a public bath on 2F, however I was not able to use it due to having tattoos. The shower in the room was fine though, with good water pressure.

The hotel is located near Sendai station, just about 5 min. walk. However, the hotel sign is not prominent. For others hotel, you can see the hotel name at the top of the building and find them easily, this hotel you have to walk with gg map. The staff were not at the lobby when we checked out. And they have no luggage deposit service. There was a sign saying you can leave the luggages at the lobby but they are not responsible of it. (meaning, you can leave it, but if it’s lost, not our business)

weird chemical smell in the corridor, poor soundproofing. guests are drunk and loud at night, felt a bit unsafe. though the staff was nice.

The room is relatively small, the bathroom facilities are a bit old, and you have to adjust the hot and cold water yourself, but the bed is still very comfortable. There are Chinese-speaking waiters at the front desk, which makes communication easy. The hotel has a microwave and washing machine, which are convenient for daily accommodation. There is a subway station just outside the door, which makes travel convenient and cost-effective.

The hotel is located at the Sendai East Exit. Turn right and go straight. It is very convenient. I noted that it is non-smoking when booking. After arriving at the hotel, it was fully booked. I was given a smoking room for desmoking. The room is very large and I like it very much. The breakfast is also very good.

The room was very clean. In Japan, a tiny country, the rooms are very small, but although small, the facilities are complete, and there are microwaves and refrigerators, which are very convenient. The decoration is new, very quiet, very good.

It’s really a great hotel! This time I specially booked a nearby hotel to watch fes at Yume Miyako. It can be reached on foot in about ten minutes; except that it is a bit far from the tram station, there is nothing wrong with it! You will be pleasantly surprised when you open the door. The bedroom and bathroom are separated by separate doors. The entrance to the door has a sink and a place to change clothes. The design is still very reasonable. The bathroom is also separated from wet and dry, although it is not used in the room. The shower room, after all, the hot spring is so fragrant ( There are many types of hot springs. In addition to saunas and indoor baths, there are also open-air hot springs. Although it is super cold in Sendai, you can see many stars! There also seems to be a KTV room, which is worth trying if the time is right. At the same time, there is a whole wall of comics in the hot spring building that you can read. Unfortunately, it was already very late when I discovered it. I must try more if I have the chance to stay next time. try; Breakfast has been added on site, with a wide variety of options. You can eat almost all Sendai specialties, and you can also make your own paella, which is really a perfect configuration! (I met a group of suspected club members traveling in the elevator. One of the uncles looked at the breakfast table and said, can’t we go at 6:30 and eat at the buffet for three hours? www.) There are also a lot of free services. In addition to getting popsicles and noodles in the evening (you can just eat them for dinner if you have a small appetite), and drinking lactic acid bacteria in the morning, the room also comes with welcome snacks, a bottle of water is provided every day, and the washing machine is also free. use!

Take the subway from Sendai Airport to Sendai Station and walk a few minutes to the hotel. The location is very convenient. The hotel has hot springs and there are free ice bars to eat after soaking in the hot springs. Convenience stores, ramen, and Tiger BBQ are also nearby. I had ramen this morning, it was delicious. I will try the fried rice next time! !