Hotel Mayflower Sendai

There is no outlet next to the bed, which is inconvenient. I borrowed an extension cord, but it was dirty. I wish there were power outlets next to the bed and on the desk. The sloppy wiring behind the TV and the telephone was also an eyesore. It doesn't feel like a Japanese hotel. The unit bath is small, so my elbows hit the wall when I'm in the bath, making it cramped, and the noise echoes quite a bit. The shampoo provided made my hair dry, and the amenities that come with it are only toothbrushes and razors, which is too few. The water that spilled into the bathtub overflowed onto the floor, flooding the room, which was awful. The walls are thin, so the conversations and noises from the next room echo more than in my apartment, making it unsettling. During cleaning hours, the noise from the hallway is very bothersome. It's inconvenient because it's far from the station. I was much more satisfied with budget hotels in China, which aren't as clean as those in Japan. The only thing worth praising is the customer service, which is a relief. 13,400 yen for two nights for this is too expensive! 8,000 yen would be reasonable.

This hotel is in Sendai city. The location is very convenient. It is a short walk to the train station and easy to go shopping. It is just old but acceptable, especially the welcome drink in the lobby. Like it.

I was satisfied with the price and the location, which was quite close to the station! I also appreciated the free drink service. The large communal bath only had three washing areas, which was inconvenient.

The building is old. It looked like an apartment for a single person, and it was only a few years old. But there was no problem staying there without meals. The staff didn't seem unpleasant either. Thank you very much😊