Best Hotels in Ishinomaki, Japan

The unit bath was new and comfortable. Breakfast is also very satisfying with fresh salads and bamboo cake. Businessman 々 was confused to eat in a hurry, but it can't be helped because it's not a resort. The walls of the room are still thin and the doors open and close and the sound of the toilet echo. Amenity was sufficient, but the room clothes smelled dry. It is convenient to access ISHINOMAKI station and Tashiro Island ferry stop, but I want you to put a sign on the path that enters from a large road. I also want you to see the hotel name from all sides. At first, it was difficult to find. It is also available from the back side and the convenience store is close. I want two ordinary free PET bottles, although I have one luxury mineral water.

We stayed at the route inn in ISHINOMAKI city on a business trip. It is located in a difficult location for access by public transportation, but if you are a car, the surrounding area is a fairly convenient location because it is an area with commercial facilities. Because it was during the summer vacation, it was quite high operation, but the customer service was good and I was able to spend it comfortably. Because of the convenience of work, I often came back to the hotel late at night, so it was a little unfortunate that I didn't use the public bath. Breakfast was very good because it was a variety and taste of enough dishes.

This time, I took two consecutive shots from the end of April to May. It is excellent in cost value and is an inn that can be easily stayed. The room was a smoking room, but it was a deodorant response and the air conditioning was individual and comfortable. The thing that I couldn't get 5 points was that the bathroom and toilet were small and the sound of the next room was worried. Also, the parking lot was not stopped on the premises, but they guided me where I walked for about 3 minutes.

Nice location. Walls are very thin. Next room person knocked the wall few times when I was listening music although the volume wasn’t that bad….

Staying at work. I chose this place only by the distance from the scene because it was the first ISHINOMAKI, but it was correct. It was a reservation from the official site, but it was a month ago, so the cheap plan can be selected, and that point is highly appreciated. Standard specification of recent route inn. It is single but feels narrow because the desk is large. If there are many luggage, it may be troublesome in the place. It is possible to put luggage under the bed. The room was bright and the sofa and desk were very convenient to work. The air conditioner and air cleaner were also easy to use. The window and bed were almost attached, so the curtains were hard to close. Breakfast is ６ Time ３０ min ～ but varies depending on the day. When a group of high school students came, they were already eating when they came down around ６ Time １５ minutes. The elevator is crowded in the morning, so it may be better to get off early or late. The dining room is crowded in the morning. There are a lot of items, fried food, boiled food, baked food. There is also a salad. The taste was good. There were many passengers, so the parking lot was full every day. It's a little far away, but there is also the ２ parking lot. The entrance side will be full immediately, so when the return is late, it will be a person who is not paved in the back. It was good to have a cherry blossom service, but I was not troubled by the black school, but there was no sugar or milk. And the route inn here has a room without a bus, and it may be good for people who use only a large bath. It seems that the room is a little large. A little walk, but there are quite a few shops around convenience stores, other valves, drugstore, supermarkets, etc. If you stay for a continuous night, you can get a little service if you make an eco plan.

As a result of looking for an inn that can stay near ISHINOMAKI, there was no other vacancy, so use the hotel. The price is 8000 yen with breakfast. The room is simple and narrow compared to other business hotels. The noise is terrible day and night because the parking lot was in front of you. The sound and vibration of the person walking through the passage are also very large. I think that soundproofing measures are probably not good. The carpet on the floor is very dirty and very dirty. The bed is very thin, and when you sit, the mattress shrinks and the butt reaches the plate. Even if you sleep, you will turn back and your arm hurts on the plate. The bathroom is a standard unit bus, but the mold is conspicuous and the cleanliness is not felt. Also, the drainage is bad, and the water surface of the bath tub rises during the shower. The bad drainage is similar to the toilet, and there is a knack for the way of water flowing. I am glad that there is a amenities and a deodorant spray. There is a humidifier, but the water has only about 3 h, so it is difficult to use while sleeping. There is also a refrigerator, but it was difficult to use because the packing was broken and the cold air leaked. Breakfast is not worth eating. White rice feels like eating a kiritapo before baking, and the grains are crushed and heavy. Only the meaning of the side dishes is not understood. By the way, miso soup is red miso and the ingredients are daikon, but it is too boiled and the smell of soybeans is terrible.

Set in Ishinomaki, within 37 km of Shiogama Shrine and 49 km of Sendai City Community Support Center, Tama Hotel offers accommodation with a restaurant and as well as free private parking for guests who drive. Featuring free bikes, the 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. The hotel has family rooms. At the hotel, all rooms include a desk. All guest rooms in Tama Hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV and free toiletries. Entsuin Temple is 26 km from the accommodation, while Sendai Toshogu is 46 km from the property. The nearest airport is Sendai Airport, 59 km from Tama Hotel.

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Wonderful lodging newly created in 2017 by former owners of five hotels in the fishing town of Onagawa, a city that was devastated by the 3/11/2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami. El Faro is unique with trailer homes repurposed into B&B style rooms. El Faro is next to the Onagawa Station on the Ishinomaki Line which connects to Sendai by one transfer to the Senseki Line. The town is almost finished with rebuilding the port area, including a new shopping mall full of gift shops and restaurants, The rooms are clean and well appointed. The breakfast is served by Okasei, a seafood restaurant in the shopping mall; its one of the best hotel breakfasts that Ive enjoyed in all of Japan! Excellent value with beautiful presentation, like in a fine restaurant.

A homey Japanese-style inn located 2 minutes on foot from Ishinomaki Station