3-Star Hotels in Sendai

The other hotel I had booked had closed, so I had a room arranged as an alternative. I was surprised to find a higher grade room than the one I had originally reserved. When you enter through the door, there is a hallway, and the toilet, hand washing area, and bath are separate. There was also a door between the main room and the hallway, and an open closet was installed in front of it. I was surprised that the room also had a large washbasin. The furniture was simple but stylish. As soon as we entered the main room, I laughed at the child's remark, ``You can live in it!'', but... that's what the room was like. There was a large public bath on another floor, but the bath in the room was about the size and facilities of a small household, so this was sufficient. As for the amenity goods, each person had to pick up what they needed, but the drink selection was [jasmine tea, hojicha, and green tea]. I wonder if it's a strategy that they don't have regular tea or coffee in the lineup... Because of that, I gave it a 4 for the service only.

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

Clean and tidy with various amenities eg ice bar and yakult after onsen and ramen at night. However some of the staff are not good in speaking English and keep talking in Japanese without English printed even though she knew that I didn’t know Japanese, that’s a little bit weird to tourists.

仙台駅東口から徒歩7分ほど。地下鉄の宮城野通駅の方が近いものの、地下鉄のホームが案外深いので、所要時間で考えると大差ない。よって仙台駅からわざわざ地下鉄に乗って宮城野通まで行かなくても、普通に徒歩でのアクセスがいいのではないかと思う。 チェックイン時にルームキーの他にプラスチックカードを渡され、部屋にいない間も電力が供給され、エアコンがずっと使用できるように配慮してくれたのだが、滞在してこの理由がわかった。南側に面する少し広めの部屋だったのだが、通りを挟んだ向かいが高層マンションのため日中に日が差さない。そしてエアコンの性能の割に部屋が広すぎた。つまり部屋が寒いということだ。就寝時にはエアコンの音もかなり気になるので、エアコンを切って寒さに耐えるか、エアコン（と冷蔵庫）の音を我慢するか二者択一。 部屋の広さに対して、なのかもしれないが、照明が少なめ弱めの印象。滞在したのが低層階のフロアだったので、高層階の改修されているフロアだとエアコンや照明の性能も違うのかもしれない。 朝食は7時スタート。そしてこの時間帯は人が*到し動線が混乱しがち。少なくなった料理はきちんと補充されるのだが、多くの人がスケジュールの都合上この時間に食事をとらざるを得ない様子で結構*気立っている。食にどん欲な大陸の人民団体客が来た日には恐ろしいことが起こりそう。8時ごろに朝食をとるとかなりゆったりできるので、小さな子連れの家族などはピークをずらした方がよさそう。 館内に電子レンジや自動販売機が（多分）ないという点だけでなく、レセプションやレストランのスタッフの接遇のよさが、線路の向こうのAとかTとかのビジネスホテルとは違い、シティホテルなんだなあと思う。

It is about the middle of Kotodai Park and Aoba Dori Ichiban Cho and is just next to Kokubun Cho. It is a very convenient city hotel as a location. I feel a little history, but it is made of a feeling of a city hotel, and the desk in the room is also firm, and it is an indispensable size for work. The breakfast venue is a banquet hall on the 10th floor. There are 2 eggs and * baked service, and the number of items is there. There was also curry in the morning. Also, it is a service that is happy to bring coffee back to the room.

Enjoy with this hotel. Walking distance from train station, next to shopping street. Hotel comes with onsen for free, and free ramen at night, comes with free ice cream and yogurt drink. Must try hotel breakfast buffet , picture showing unlimited salmon fish roe and others sashimi as well as others Japanese breakfast selection and it's cheaper than you get from outside

I think the biggest strength is that there is a hot spring facility. I thought the price setting was also exquisite. The cost was just under 15,000 yen per person for 1 child and 2 adults, including breakfast. Before making the reservation, I was worried about whether to make a reservation because the room seemed small, but when I actually saw it, the furniture was well arranged and it was easy to use. The abundance of electrical outlets was also helpful. The surrounding area seems to be a factory area, there are a lot of trucks, and smoke is coming out from what looks like a factory, so I wonder if I chose the wrong hotel. However, the service and ideas made up for the negative aspects, and after staying at the hotel, I felt that it was a great hotel. I would also like to stay at another Dormy Inn. Dormy Inn, which is close to the station, has a paid parking lot, but this one, which is far from the station, has free parking. There are some hotels that charge a fee even though they are far from the station, and I don't stay at those hotels (lol).They don't seem to be trying to provide service that is up to date with the times. For breakfast, there were signs introducing Sendai's specialties, so it was easy to understand and I enjoyed the meal. I also like the taste. Some people said it had a strong flavor, but I think the real pleasure of traveling is enjoying the seasonings tailored to the region. Unfortunately, Sasakama was out of stock 30 minutes after breakfast started. I bought some at the station, but I think it would have been better if I had eaten it for breakfast instead of eating it straight out of the bag. The Yonaki Ramen served in the evening was a simple soy sauce ramen that was delicious. It's exciting to eat together at night.

Good place The room is large, the storage is large, the desk is large, and it is ideal for business use. The washing machine is drum type and free for more than 30 nights. Bad place The oldness is outstanding. Especially around the bath. Touch by elevator. It is thankful that it feels more disadvantageous than advantage personally.

The chain business hotel is two intersections from Sendai East Exit. There are convenience stores and drugstores nearby. The rooms are comfortable and well-equipped. The breakfast is rich and delicious.

Booked two rooms, so the comments are repeated~ Sendai's Saturday price doubled, which is really scary. Be sure to book early, otherwise there are not many choices and it's super expensive. The hotel is about 10-15 minutes walk from Sendai Station, and there is a convenience store two steps away. Walk a little further to JR Aoba-dori Station. If you want to go to Matsushima, this is the starting station with a seat. And there is a beef tongue chain store Zenjiro 5-10 minutes away. The queue is definitely less than Sendai Station and the station front store! It is also close to the pedestrian street Ichibancho and Nagakecho. It is certain that Japanese hotel rooms are small, and it is difficult for two people to sleep on such a small bed. I don't know why, the floor I stayed in smelled a lot of gasoline. The sound insulation in the room is not good, and I can hear people talking in the corridor. The hotel is standard and the price-performance ratio is still good. One thing to mention is that you have to leave the key at the front desk when you leave the hotel, which is a bit strange, and there will be no identity confirmation when you come back to get the key.