Hot spring Hotels in Sendai

The hotel was perfectly nice for a short stay. It is just over 5 mins walk from JR Sendai station’s West Exit. You need to navigate elevated walkways, walk past a store called “Loft” and walk to the end of the elevated walkway, to a building called “Labi Sendai”. It’s got a Daiso in it. A lift will take you down to street level on the same side of the road as the hotel. I had a single room and it was reasonably spacious. What struck me was how nicely appointed it felt. At the bedside was a small sofa with a table, which was a good place to put all my things and charge my electronic devices. The bed was comfortable for me and the bathroom was fine. The only thing missing in the room was a safe to store my valuables while I was out for the day. I had to lock my laptop in my suitcase.

I made a reservation because it was near the station and had a triple bed room. The staff at the parking lot and front desk were very friendly when I checked in. When I entered the room, it was a classic, clean room! I asked for a room only because I thought there would be no problem with restaurants. As an added bonus, it seems that I could use the bath on the top floor and the restaurant below. It's not an exaggeration to say that this is a hotel I would like to recommend to my son and his wife and friends (^^) Of course, I would like to use it again myself!

As someone who has already used Dormy Inn dozens of times, it is a hotel that hotel managers have a lot to learn from. Although it is not always large-scale, you can see the effort to prepare the service in every detail. In particular, breakfast is 1,300 yen, which is cheaper than other hotels, but it is prepared with just enough food, and although the hot spring is small, it is the best 3-star hotel.

The hotel 🏨 is very comfortable. You have to take off your shoes when you enter, but it is really clean inside, cleaner than domestic bathhouses. The hot spring ♨️ is very refreshing. There is free ice cream. There is free supper after 9:30. The breakfast is a bit expensive so I didn’t eat it. The location is also okay. It is a bit far from Sendai Station, and there is a pedestrian street at the door, which is very good for shopping.

Because my schedule was unclear, I made reservations for each night and was unable to get a non-smoking room, but when I called just before to inquire, I was able to stay in the same room for consecutive nights by downgrading the room. Therefore, I decided to cancel another hotel that I had booked for consecutive nights and stay here instead. The price was higher, but I'm glad I chose this one because of the ♨. Personally, I was happy to receive a complimentary lactic acid drink, but I drink it after a bath and before going to bed at night, so I thought it would have been better if it was provided in the evening.

Very nice place , we loved it because of its hot spring.. the room is very neat , also they have some free snacks, such as coffee machine so you can drink all you want, free ice candy, free yonaki soba to eat at night in their restaurant, then they have free yakult for each every morning. The service is very good. We stayed there with our 1yo, and he liked it. The room is spacious enough for him to play around. Location is very convenient esp if you have a car you can ride around the area , a lot of shopping centers and restaurants. We'll definitely book again in this hotel.

Until the first time or until you get used to it, you can listen to the explanation at the front desk. Entry and exit, payment is all your own terminal operation. It's not difficult, but at first you're confused. There is no dressing room and locker room just near the front desk. The guests have a key locker in their capsule room. I have never used it on a day trip, but I think that time bathing uses the locker in front of the bathing facility on the top floor. Since I put a training machine in the place where it was originally a dining room, there was no place to relax in eating and drinking. It is cheaper near the station, so it is much more cost-effective than entering the net cafe badly. Of course, we fly free Wi-Fi in the building.

We took a chance on this onsen resort hotel as there was no recent reviews. We were charmed by the beautiful hotel lobby with indoor koi ponds. It was serene and peaceful and despite the many rooms, it was quiet and not crowded. The Japanese-styled tatami room was huge and very clean. I tried 2 hotel onsens during my 1 night stay. I must admit that some of the onsens were rotated between male and female users and closed at certain hours for cleaning. So it took a while to plan which onsens I could use during my short stay. to be honest, I was looking forward to having a unique experience at the open air onsen next to the stream. I was there at 10.30 pm (it closed at 11 pm) and because the corridor leading to it and the changing/cleaning room were semi-open (exposed to cold night air) it was indeed a very cold experience. Outside the onsen, it was pitch dark and I could not see the stream nor hear any running water (likely low volume of stream water then). My husband made an effort to use the same onsen at 5.30 am the next day. He did not manage to reach the onsen in his Yukata. The extreme cold air along the corridor made him return to the warmer hotel room. He could not find another onsen that was open. The dinner and breakfast buffets were great except that for dinner dishes, most did not have English labels so we were rather lost and chose to forgo some unfamiliar dishes. Labelling for breakfast dishes was much better. Akiu is a very quiet onsen area with nothing much to visit in the vicinty. We found the hotel bus transfer from Sendai Station to be very useful. A map on pickup point sent in advance for customers would have helped. I would recommend this onsen, it's rates charged are very reasonable compared to onsens in other popular areas.

There is no key in the room and the type to open with the password number from the outside. Since it is not a room where the card is inserted in the room and the electric is put on, there is no time to put the air conditioner every time, and if it is used, it is not necessary to be troubled. Because there is a large bath, the unit bus is narrow, and there is an inconvenience that the pillow is hard and the mat is soft for the pursuit of sleep. There is a lady floor, but there is a large bath and a women's laundry on the same floor, so it is necessary to always prepare for the person to pass in front of the room, and it increases from the usual room. There is only Merritt that only women come, and I personally recommend it. Breakfast is a service, but there are not so many items and western food centers. In addition, miso soup server miso soup is quite salty and cannot be recommended for Japanese food parties. It may be just good if it is bread.

Booked a transfer from Sendai Station, about 35 minutes one way. Except for the Kaleidoscope Museum nearby, they are basically more natural, so no shop can be found. The hotel service is very good, breakfast and dinner are OK, is a separate house to live in, the facilities are relatively old, the English level at the front desk is not good, and the price is good. Bathing is quite comfortable.