Hotels near JR Minami-Sendai Station, Sendai

I love this hotel so much. Room is super spacious and love the scent of this hotel once you step into this hotel. Walking distance to many places such as Sendai Morning Market , donki donki, Japanese local restaurants and Sendai Station ( a bit far ) If you didn’t book breakfast here is fine too, there are some restaurant nearby early in the morning for English Breakfast or to go. We drove our car here , however you need to pay JPY 1500 per day to park your car. Reception is at 26th floor so once you park your car you need to take lift to lobby and from lobby take another lift to reception check in.

We had a pleasant stay at this hotel. It was clean, and the location was very convenient for a weekend stay at Sendai. There are several convenience stores nearby and lots of restaurants and malls within a short walking distance. I hope that they can provide more pillows as a default standard. :D

The hotel is in a good location, in the city center, right outside the subway station. If you walk from Sendai Station, it's about 15 minutes away. I happened to meet a ********* guy at the front desk, who can provide Chinese services. Check-in and check-out are very convenient. There are many Japanese food stores downstairs, but the prices are expensive. The room is nice and clean. The soundproofing is a bit poor. It's all young people living there, so it can be a bit noisy at night. If you want to send a package, just put it in the lobby and cover it with a net. It's not recommended to send valuables because no one will check the package. It all depends on self-consciousness.

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

Great hotel in a fantastic location within walking distance to JR central train station with limited car parking facilities directly behind the hotel and next to a local train station (which we forgot the name of the station as we rented a vehicle). If you drive to the hotel and decided to use the hotel car park (subject to availability), the hotel will charge you ¥1500.00 per night with unlimited entry and exit within the next 24 hours. Of course there are plenty of other car parks nearby too which offers cheaper rate for parking but you’ll have to hunt around or just pay the ¥1500 for the convenience. The onsen (indoor only no outdoor and the water is milky) is located on the 2nd floor which is the same floor with the hotel only restaurant which offers buffet breakfast. The gender separated onsen closes at midnight and won’t be opened till 9am the next day so you’ll need to time yourself well. There is a laundry and dryer self service facilities with vending machines and complimentary ice making machine on the 2nd floor for your convenience. Breakfast is a typical western and Japanese affairs however you won’t be left hungry. Service is of typical Japanese affairs where you will be greeted each time you walk past the reception. The hotel encourages you to pick up tea bags, onsen body scrubs, tooth brushes, combs etc next to the ground floor lifts before you head up to your room. If you stay more than a day but less than 3 days, the hotel won’t provide room service but they’ll gladly change the towels and clear the bins for you. We are allocated to a smallest room on 11th floor (room:1106) facing the Yodobashi multi story car park, so request for any middle rooms facing the train station would get you a bigger a better view. Comfortable stay and nice bed and good bathroom and for the price we pay, we have no complain.

The hotel is very close to the station. Because there are many rooms and the reviews on the Internet are very good, the reservations are fully booked. I have friends who want to check in temporarily and there are no rooms. There are many people checking in from 5 to 6 in the evening. At 8 o'clock the next morning The number of diners has reached its peak. Fortunately, there are two breakfast restaurants to choose from, which can disperse some of the crowds. Overall, it is very convenient and comfortable.

We stayed one night for trip to Tohoku. Hotel was brand new and SO CLEAN! Location: Literally 3 min walk from station. If you have luggae, it's tricky: come out on 2nd floor, going through connected bridge and use elevator at PARCO then ground level and hotel is next door. Great location walk to everywhere, has beautiful starbucks downstairs. Morning market is right behind the hotel; we were hoping that we could get some breakfast early in am. When we went at 8am, not many stores were open yet. We were able to get local strawberries for decent price and it was really good. Room: Got Relax Twin Room. Has electric massage chair in room with corner views. Views were not that great but room was very spacious, hollywood twins. Separate tub/shower and vanity was very nice, very nice decor. Coin Laundry: This hotel has coin laundry (all-in-one with dryer) and that's the reason why we stayed. We were able to see if Washer is in use or not with room TV which was GREAT. I felt we could have stayed other 2 nights (stayed at Metropolitan East due to its location) at Daiwa, it was very nice stay. Brand new, clean hotel in great location and great rates. I'd go back again next time next time!

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 location is excellent, right at the east entrance of the station. The hotel staff are fluent in English and the facilities are high-end. Nothing to fault. The Lounge Bar view is also good. I will stay here again next time I come to Sendai.

Located at the end of Ael at the west exit of Sendai Station, if you roll multiple large packages, it is easier to go down to the ground floor at Sendai Station instead of the pedestal deck and walk on the sidewalk of the station front street and dive the X bridge. Check-in payment is manned, and the elevator is a type that touches the room key to the sensor and presses the floor button. Although it is a single room, the room is large to some extent and there is no feeling of pressure, although it is small, there is a sofa and a desk by the window, the desk has a power outlet and a LAN port, and the pillow has a power outlet and a USB port. The TV on the wall and Wifi are both down and up, and I am grateful for disposable slippers. There is no large communal bath in the hotel, but the bathtub in the room is large. The breakfast venue is a general Japanese buffet at the restaurant on the first floor. There were other local dishes such as beef tan curry, sasakama, pork and miso Miyagi Imoni, and if you say your own, there are long eggplant pickles, triangular oil fried, zunda, etc. ... It was a long stay, but it was comfortable I was able to spend it (video)