Hotel Dormy Inn Express Sendai Hirosedoori Reviews

I booked this hotel for their free supper noodle. Had it once at Kumamoto & pining for it ever since. The onsen here only for men. Women had to go opposite hotels. Booked a smoking room & the whole floor smells of smoke. Windows cannot be opened hence was stuffy. To use the toilet you had to take a huge step up… breakfast was delicious. Not a hotel I would choose again. Kinda far from Sendai station. But near to shopping streets.

good size for 1 person good service managed to retrieve the facial wash i left behind

Small public bath but good.very good breakfast but same everyday. Shopping area.

The room has a black wall pillar that was disturbing when sleeping. Felt as if something is looking at you while sleeping. Felt a bit eerie. Other than that, you have to go to their sister hotel for the public bathroom. On top of that, it mentioned it had carpark but it did not mention that it cannot take a kei car. Ended up i have to park at a public carpark station which is very expensive.

Nice food, nice breakfast n good location.. Free ramen at 9pm is a plus point too

The front desk staff was very friendly and had a great smile. I asked for a blanket and they responded quickly. The shampoo and conditioner they had on hand had a nice scent, and they also had a deodorizing spray for clothes, which was very helpful. It was a very fulfilling stay.

I was wondering what it would be like since it was an early Dormy Inn, but the interior didn't feel old. They also served midnight noodles, and the breakfast had a variety of local dishes, which was nice. It was a bit of a walk from Aoba Dori Station, but it was cheap, so I was happy with it.

Very common, even the price is not cute when you encounter it The equipment is old and the toilet is very dark. The supplies are placed on the toilet because there is very little space. Room wall peeling off Only the attached breakfast is okay

Relaxing, clean rooms and beds, welcome sweets in the room, large public bath (for men only) where you can take a leisurely bath in the morning. Ice cream after the sauna, midnight noodles, breakfast is easy to eat in small bowls. At the lobby entrance, there are tables, chairs, and a counter with outlets for when you meet your pick-up, and free coffee and tea are also available. Both Jozenji Street and Sendai Station are within a 10-minute walk. I was very satisfied.

It was a Japanese-Western style room, but it looked like it might be difficult to find an electrical outlet and there was a lot of dirt on the walls, so it wasn't very comfortable.

The beef tongue curry I had for breakfast was far more delicious than I expected. The amenities and service also exceeded my expectations, making this a great hotel that I would like to stay at again the next time I visit Sendai.

I made a reservation for 1 adult and 2 children, but it was actually booked for 1 adult and 1 child on site and the room was a double bed, so I couldn't sleep. The open-air bath was only for men, so I had to move to another hotel in the same chain nearby. Next time I think I'll choose a different site and hotel.

One subway stop from Sendai Station. The building is right next to the subway station entrance. Close to shopping areas such as Hapina Arcade and Oomachi. Free washing machine/dryer. Inexpensive price even with breakfast included. Delicious breakfast. Yogurt after morning bath, ice cream after evening bath, etc. This is my favorite Japanese business hotel I've ever experienced.

Hirosedori Station is about a 1-minute walk away, so it's convenient when it's raining or bad weather. The bath is not a hot spring, and there are only three places to wash your body, so you often have to wait. However, you can use the hot spring of a group company across the street, so I recommend that. There are twice as many washing places, and they were clean.