Hotels With Wi-Fi in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The room is decent and clean. The only downside is a little bit far away from Sendai Station, which is still a 5-minute walk. However, the path from the station toward the hotel is a little bit complicated compared with other hotels in the same area. But still, a great hotel to stay in.

Great location! Few minutes walk from Sendai station and surround with lots of shops, restaurants and department store. There are 7-eleven and Starbucks at the first floor. The room is very nice. Everything is new, clean, with good space for two 28” luggage to open at the same time and we still can walk around the room. The staffs were so nice and provided prompt support. We found problem about the hair dryer at midnight and the staff changed a new one to us immediately. There are free amenities that you could pick at lobby. Highly recommend and would definitely choose this hotel if we have a chance to visit Sendai again 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Honestly everything from start to finish was great about this hotel. Employees spoke english, rooms were spacious, nice and modern. Location was in sendai station with malls, food and sightseeing everywhere.  Sendai is also the home of gyutan. Try it, honestly. If I had something to complain about it would be that one of the 3 elevators only go to the 3rd floor and not 1st.

Convenient location where JR station, subway stations are within walking distance. Very good breakfast with lots of local delicacies. I like the public bath too despite room a bit small but the layout is good that u have enough space to open your luggage. Free coffee at lobby.

Very good location only few minute walk to Sendai station and Tsusujigaoka garden, which has very beautiful Sakura blossom. I love the Onsen. It is very clean and well equip.

The hotel is a bit of a walk from Sendai Station, perhaps a little further than popular chains like Daiwa Roynet or Comfort Hotel. On the upside, it's quite close to the Sendai Morning Market and Mont-bell. If you have large luggage and are only staying for a one-night transit, I personally found the walk a bit inconvenient. The front desk staff spoke excellent English, and the hotel provided a full range of amenities. The facilities were in good condition and felt quite new. The lobby offered various useful leaflets for exploring Sendai, and there was also a mobile app available (I didn't use it, but those interested can scan it).

I recently stayed at Sotetsu Fresa Inn Sendai and had a comfortable and pleasant experience. The hotel is conveniently located near Sendai Station, making it ideal for both business and leisure travelers. The surrounding area offers easy access to restaurants, shopping, and local attractions. The room was clean, modern, and well-equipped with all the essentials, including a comfortable bed, reliable Wi-Fi, and a compact but functional bathroom. The space was efficiently designed to maximize comfort despite its size. The staff were friendly and professional, providing smooth check-in and helpful assistance throughout the stay. The hotel also offers amenities such as a self-service check-in kiosk, coin laundry, and free coffee in the lounge, which added convenience. Overall, Sotetsu Fresa Inn Sendai provides excellent value for money, offering a clean, safe, and convenient stay in the heart of Sendai. I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

The location is within a few minutes walking distance from the Sendai Airport Line. There are many department stores and restaurants nearby. It is very convenient for eating, shopping and playing. It is around 5 minutes walking distance from Sendai Morning Market.

Perfect privacy for a solo traveller. The room was small but large enough to still fit a desk, a comfortable bed and leave room to open your bag. The bathroom was even smaller but perfectly functional. The decor is a little tired with some staining on the carpet and lampshades but I didn’t book the room for the aesthetic, rather the value for money. The only let down was the laundry as it didn’t remove any of the light staining in my clothes that I’ve had no issue with before and even after 1hr20 in the dryer my clothes were still damp so I had to hang them to dry around the room overnight.

A stroke of bad luck left us stranded in Sendai when the JR East Shinkansen network was suspended. As the night wore on with no trains in sight, we grew anxious. By 11:30 p.m., we decided to book a hotel for the night. Thankfully, the hotel turned out to be a pleasant surprise — newly and tastefully renovated, cosy, and functional. The highlight was the lounge, which offered complimentary beverages and a play area for kids — an unexpected but welcome touch. Like most hotels in Japan, it provided complimentary toiletries, but this one went a step further with facial masks and bath salts — a thoughtful touch that made the stay even more relaxing.