Hotel Grand Terrace Sendai Kokubun-Cho

Unfortunately, the breakfast omelettes were out when I stayed there, but the other local dishes were delicious. The kamaboko and edamame tofu were excellent. I was able to take the drink bar to my room and enjoy it. You can have your room cleaned by hanging your card on the door. If you don't have a card, they will leave a towel for you to use in the bath in front of your room. If you don't have a cleaning service, you can get a bottle of water for free. There is a convenience store nearby, and a Starbucks inside the hotel. Amenities are available for rental in the hotel lobby. They also seem to have children's DVDs and internet access available for rental. There are three types of pillows to choose from, and a variety of manga next to the massage machine. It seems that you can also request a massage in your room.

It is 1 bus stop + walking distance from JR station. It is a very retro hotel. The lobby and rooms are like scenes from old movies. Although it is a bit old, I think it is fine compared to the price of 288/night. PS. There are no disposable slippers, remember to bring your own.

I always stay here when I'm staying in Kokubuncho. Not only is it conveniently located, but the affiliated parking lot is also easy to use, so it's a safe place to stay after a night of drinking.

The hotel is located next to the famous Sendai Kokubuncho. There is a Simbac connected to the hotel, which is very convenient for drinking coffee. It is very close to Ichibancho and surrounding commercial streets, so shopping and eating are very convenient. Walking along Kokubun Town for about 1 kilometer, you can visit the headquarters of Tohoku University, see Lu Xun's portrait and memorial hall, as well as the ruins of Lu Xun's former residence, and take a cultural tour. Let's talk about the hotel. The hotel facilities are relatively old, so the hotel has made a lot of compensatory attempts for this, which really makes the guests very interested, such as: various additional varieties of free shampoo, lotion, and more. There are pillows, comic books, ice cubes, etc., and bicycles for rent. It feels good. Although the room facilities are a bit old, they are very clean. The toilet has no peculiar smell, and the exhaust system does not have any aftertaste. I am very satisfied with this. I booked a triple room with three large beds, which was larger than an ordinary room and was very comfortable. Breakfast is Japanese style, with pickles, rice, miso soup, some side dishes, salads, and two or three varieties of bread. There isn't much, but it's enough to fill you up. Speaking of service, the service in Japan is very good. I bump into the cleaning lady every day, and she greets me immediately when I meet her. She is very enthusiastic. Overall, I'm still very satisfied.

Everything was fine except for the poor drainage in the bathroom, which was the only drawback.

The hotel is located right next to Kokubuncho, Sendai's entertainment district, so it is recommended for those on business trips or vacations.