Hot spring Hotels in Sendai

Although it is a little more expensive than the surrounding hotels, I chose it because of the popular breakfast buffet and the large hot spring bath. ○ The rooms are new and clean. There was only one large and one small towel provided, so it would have been nice if there was one more towel for washing. ○ Please bring your own towel to the large bath. It was surprisingly empty, and the bath was large and relaxing, so I was able to relieve my fatigue. The hot spring was artificial. ○ There are two coin laundry machines that do not require detergent. They can only be used during the large bath's business hours. The regular course takes about 2 hours from washing to drying. ○ The breakfast buffet has Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes as well as local cuisine, and I thought everything I chose was delicious. There are so many types that it would be difficult to eat everything. The breakfast venue has narrow aisles and tables, and it was already crowded around 6:40, so I recommend going there with plenty of time. ○ I think the Loople Sendai is convenient for sightseeing in Sendai city (Zuihoden, Sendai Castle, Osaki Hachiman Shrine, etc.). Loople Sendai is a circular bus that travels around tourist spots, and you can board it from the Aobadori Ichibancho Station bus stop from the hotel. ◎I'm glad I chose this hotel because of its location, rooms, breakfast buffet, and large public bath.

3-4 mins walk from Sendai Station. It’s well located and it’s super clean. Staffs were super friendly and helpful. Hotel for 3 of us was great, spacious and facilities inside the room was awesome for the amount I paid! Definitely value for money! Thank you and I will book this again if I ever come Sendai 🤙🏻

Clean and tidy with various amenities eg ice bar and yakult after onsen and ramen at night. However some of the staff are not good in speaking English and keep talking in Japanese without English printed even though she knew that I didn’t know Japanese, that’s a little bit weird to tourists.

Premium version of Dormy Inn Hotel. The only difference for this hotel and Dormy Inn is they are Whole Tatami Hotel, good to experience, not allow to wear your own shoes to walk at tatami floor. Clean, with onsen and free stuff, good customer service as always.

Great hotel. Although the room is small, it has everything. The front desk service is also great. The hot spring on the top floor is very comfortable to soak in every day. Of course, there are free Yakult and coffee every morning and ramen in the evening. The surrounding environment is also good, there is a parking lot, a few steps away from FamilyMart, 7-11, Hirose Street, and several shopping malls. Sendai Station is less than ten minutes away, which is very convenient for shopping.

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.

The hotel's tatami room has about 20 seats and can accommodate up to four people. Although the room facilities are a bit old and small, the service is very good. The hotel has two open-air hot springs and two corresponding indoor baths for men and women. It is worthwhile to soak, and there are massage lounge chairs for a massage after bathing. It's just that the hotel's location is relatively biased, there aren't many shops nearby, and you arrive late at night and can't find a place to have dinner, so be sure to book a meal at the hotel.

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.