Hotels near Fukudamachiminami Itchome Park, Sendai

The large communal bath has a washroom of ４ and is small considering the size of the hotel, but I am grateful that there is a large communal bath. After check-in, enter the large communal bath, refresh yourself, and then soak in hot water in the bathroom of the room to relax. I like it very much. Since it is a bathroom with windows, I was wondering if I could see it from the outside, but I turned off the lights in the bathroom and half opened the blinds. Showering and bathing in bright natural light in the morning seems to be comfortable. It was nice to see light shining through the bathroom door into the washbasin and toilet space. I think it would have been better if there was a sliding door between the washbasin and the toilet. The refrigerator was not turned on and it was not cold when I arrived. I turned on the power from there, but it wasn't very cold even in the morning. It was a twin room, but the room is full with only the bed. The door is a type that opens on the corridor side, and when you open the door, it's already at the foot of the bed. It is a system that hangs on the hook on the wall without space to put clothes on. Breakfast was quite disappointing in terms of content. Frozen mini omelet? , Grilled fish fillets that look dried and not delicious at all. It was cold probably because it was too late. Nowadays, there are many business hotels with free breakfast (although the accommodation fee includes breakfast), which is definitely more delicious. Only the rice (rice) was delicious. There was no zuda mochi or cherry blossoms seen in the review. Because the accommodation fee is cheap, this unfortunate breakfast fee 700 yen feels high. Next time, I would like to eat elsewhere without breakfast.

It is said that the name changed from Sendai Taga Castle to Kohoku Interchange from September.As the name suggests, it is immediately from Kohoku Interchange. It's along a big road, but there are several stores and restaurants around the hotel. It was a little bit painful on the island of land for a few days. You walk about 15 minutes to the station. The public bath is on the １ floor and passes through the place where people in front of the front desk go and go, so women might want to think about what to wear.

It's a new hotel that I just made last year. I booked this hotel on an expedition for a concert. The room is a new hotel, so it's all shiny. The windows are big, the curtains are fashionable, and the water around the room is circling. Nothing to say! The size of the public bath was just warmed up -- the front desk was on the seventh floor, and when I returned to the hotel after the concert, I was able to take a row in front of the elevator. I bought lunch at seven on the first floor late. But when you can eat night meals for free...it was better than lunch. The breakfast was also the best. Just at 11 o'clock check out, there was a row waiting for the elevator on each floor, and I couldn't ride it several times and I sent it. I will ask for improvement there Next, if I have something to come to Sendai again, I will definitely book again!

Although the room is small, it has everything. It is quiet, soundproof and clean. The children take a bath twice a day and are very happy. It is very convenient to go out to the shopping mall and eat. Transportation is also very convenient. I will come again!

Perhaps the best hotel throughout my Tokyo - Tohoku trip. Comparatively spacious, staff speaks English well, the onsen spa is very affordable for guests, walking distance from Sendai station, hotel has unique 18th century European design, comfortable beds, good amenities. Only thing is that the onsen spa does not permit guests with tattoo, which can pose a bit of a problem in light of the free and open society nowadays. Perhaps the hotel can limit it to restricting only guests with ”tattoo sleeves” or something. Small cute little tattoos all over the body do not necessarily create a negative perception. I have 3 small tattoos on my body and I still went to the onsen nonetheless during non-peak hours, just to be respectful (I was all alone and would have left if it created discomfort for other guests). But love the hotel overall. Highly recommended.

I was able to stay cheaply because the business hotel was vacant during the stepping stone holidays. There is no problem with the equipment. There were times when I was a little worried about the sound of water. Breakfast is a small sausage, grilled fish, potato salad, etc., and seaweed and natto are also served if you wish. Coffee and drinks were self-made and raised and lowered. There seems to be bread food. There is a trouser press for rent in front of the elevator, which seems to be convenient for those who have to crisp. There are many restaurants around, and the subway and Shinkansen are close.

This hotel is located a short walk from Sendai station, through Parco 2 and down Sendai morning market Street. There were so many food options close by we never had to go far for a delicious feed. The hotel itself has self check in machines that have an English option. They had lots of complimentary amenities on offer in the lobby including different types of teas, skincare products, hair products and bath products. The room itself is your typical business hotel. It was clean, had an all in one bathroom, small desk and air purified and humidifier. The bed was comfy and there was room under the bed to store smaller luggage items. I would definitely recommend this hotel as a convenient budget option

Hotel Keihan Sendai has just opened. I was able to stay at a low price with the combination of Jalan's special opening plan and GOTO. I visited by private car, but there is a parking lot (Hot House Aoba-dori Daiichi Parking) in the basement. 1500 yen per night. Directly connected by elevator. Convenient. The location is next to the 77 Bank head office along Aoba-dori. Check-in is done by yourself on the touch panel and payment is made at the check-in machine. In addition to cash, credit card payment is possible. The room is a single room on the 9th floor. I was able to see Aoba-dori from the window in the corner room. The equipment is also new. The temperature of the lighting and air conditioner can be adjusted in 0.5 degree increments with the tablet at the bedside. The TV is a 43-inch made by Panasonic. You can also see mirroring of smartphones and YouTube. The unit bath is reasonably large. There is a lounge and Starbucks coffee machine on the 2nd floor, which you can get for free. (The next time I stay, I will have breakfast.) When I go to Sendai, the number of hotels I want to use again has increased.

The water pressure in the shower is strong and weak, and it becomes stressful because the momentum becomes strong or weak. Also, when it comes to temperature, it suddenly rises to nearly 50 degrees Celsius, and vice versa. If you start taking a shower, this will continue forever. Also, the ventilation port in the room (not in the shower room, there is an air exit by the bed) was bobbing at a tremendous volume, so I was soundproofed with a gum tape and slept. In addition, there are only two dryers for the laundry, and the drying is poor, so many people use it for about 90 minutes, so there is a waiting time. Also, unlike other stores, it is unmanned, so replenishment of amenities needs to call the staff one by one.

I went to Shiogama many times, but this is the first time I stayed. It is good as the starting point of Shiogama sightseeing because it is immediately after leaving the station and crossing the signal. The facilities are simple, but I don't feel particularly inconvenient. It is a good hotel with a cospa. There is also a convenience store nearby and a famous shop of specialty cherry blossoms is lined up. This time I used sushi Tetsu. The material was fresh and very delicious, but the price is a little tight. . .