Scenic Hotels in Sendai

"Amazing hotel with great service. All the amenities provided are top notch, and perhaps being a business hotel, it comes with everything imaginable in your room. Fridge, water kettle, pajamas, notepad and pen, alarm clock (yes, analog Casio), USB C-A converter because the bed still has USB A socket, takubin (luggage delivery) forms, trouser press, shoe brush, etc, etc. I think their motto is don't wait until the guest ask for it, just make sure it's available. They really anticipated everything. Starbucks and 711 on the 1st floor. Wanted to try the restaurant on the 13th floor, but because I had no reservation, and there were already many people there, sadly they turned me away."

"Location was great, very convenient from Sendai station. Hygiene condition was also great. Room was tidy and clean. Love the interior of the lobby. I used self serve online check in - it was smooth. Amenities are self serve, available in the lobby."

"I loved this hotel and wished I could have stayed longer! This time, I came from Tokyo on the Shinkansen and stayed in Sendai for three nights. The hotel's location is unbeatable – right above the Shinkansen exit. You step off the train and check in almost instantly. After breakfast, it's a quick 5-minute walk to the platform for trains heading north to Aomori and Ninohe on the third floor. It's incredibly convenient and perfect for anyone with a JR Pass traveling north. Plus, it's very quiet. The room, by Japanese standards, was quite spacious, especially the bathroom, which had a separate shower and toilet, and the massage showerhead was a real treat. They provided a full range of samples: facial cleanser, makeup remover, toner/lotion, and hair oil – everything you could need, making it super convenient. There's a dedicated smoking room on the third floor for guests, accessible with your room key. While there's a gym, it only has cardio equipment. On the fourth floor, there's a lounge with views and drinks, which I didn't get to experience due to my tight schedule. Laundry facilities are on the 7th and 11th floors. Just bring 100-yen coins. However, there's only one top-loader washing machine and one dryer, so you might have to wait. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and the staff were very friendly. The breakfast was Western-style but also included local specialties like beef tongue and fish cake, which were pretty good. There was a wide variety of vegetables, and I made sure to load up before heading out to fuel my day. There are major department stores nearby for easy shopping. And don't miss the zunda shake (edamame milkshake) inside the JR station – it's delicious. I love Sendai and will definitely be back!"

"We were to people during 3 nights. The pictures are from after our stay, that’s why it’s a bit messy. It was very tidy and nice before we moved in for our stay. It was quite close to the station and a lot of restaurants close by, and extremely close to the morning market as well, which was nice. The room was very nice and clean. A little bit spacious as well. If you have a suitcase I think you maybe manage to open it somehow. We didn’t use any cleaning service. They also had a sign you could use if you didn’t want new towels (which I thought was good from the environmental perspective). The people were nice and polite. The amenity was good as well. They had de basic stuff, which was good. Overall we think we had a very nice stay at this hotel."

"Location wise it is convenient to walk from Senda station and shopping street. Spacious room. Lots of amenities available at the lobby. A surprise of having packs of Japanese dashi as gifts and we enjoyed it"

"Close to Sendai station, just a short walk. In front of the hotel is a famous Asaichi market. The hotel is close to all shopping malls. The 2nd street shop is in the mall next to the Asaichi market. You can walk to the sendai station area and look for a loop bus (see the picture). There is a one day ticket with multiple getting-ins. It will take you to the must-visited places of Sendai. The location is excellent. The hotel is very clean. You can self-check in and self-check out. The breakfast is excellent with Japanese style. There are free amenities (e.g. face mark, tea, coffee, lotion, etc.). Overall, I strongly recommend it."

"Compared to the Mitsui hotels I've stayed at before, the room here is a bit smaller, but I was happy with the king-sized bed, it's quite large for this type of hotel. The front desk staff were really enthusiastic, especially Yuka Takeishi, who had a wonderful smile and excellent English communication skills. I'm very satisfied."

"Excellent location, just a 5-minute walk from Sendai Station, through the shopping mall. The breakfast was good, and the service was patient and helpful. The exterior and lobby have been recently renovated, and while the rooms haven't changed much, they are generally clean and tidy. Great value for money overall."