Hotels Near Sendai Morning Market in Sendai

It's my 2nd stay here in this hotel, and I love it. Nice room layout, ample space for a solo occupant, comfy bed, and pillows. I like the bit where i can open window slight ajar for ventilation. A little corner to lounge, sip my morning coffee, and watch the street bustle below. Good amenities are provided, and service staffs were polite and helpful.

Traveling with my mom. Room was fairly decent size- love the available bath products and face care products at the lobby. The bathroom was also clean. Great view out the window. Staff were a little inexperienced with requests to ship luggage to another hotel however and forgot to give receipt. I also cannot read or write japanese but was asked to put the address down myself- at other hotels the concierge wrote the address for us.

Found a shortcut to the hotel! From Sendai station, walk towards the Parco 2 building, go down the stairs and walk the back alley towards Sendai Morning Market and the hotel will be right infront of you! Staff were friendly and they had many amenities for you to choose from at the lobby! They even provided hair curling irons etc 😅 Room was clean and big enough to open 2 luggages.

Sendai is a city in Japan’s Tohoku Region, northeast of Tokyo on Honshu island. The remains of 17th-century Sendai Castle, built for samurai lord Date Masamune on Aoba Hill, overlook the city and include a museum of historic artifacts. The Sendai City Museum focuses on the history and culture of Japan’s Edo period, and displays Masamune’s samurai armor.

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.

The hotel is modern and the room is larger by Japanese standard. As practised by most hotels, amenities like toothbrushes and tea bags can be taken from the reception counter. The hotel has thoughtfully provided small plastic bags for customers to bag the amenities though I see this as counter to their green efforts. There is a laundry room, but the wash may not be thorough as my clothes did not come out smelling fresh.

To get to the hotel, go through the pedestrian deck from the west exit of Sendai Station and head towards PARCO2. If PARCO2 is open, just enter and take the escalator in the center of the front to the first floor. Exit from the Asaichi Exit at the back on the left and go straight to the left. When you see a 7-Eleven on your right, go straight and you will find it on your right. If you arrive early in the morning or at night when PARCO2 is closed, go left and you will find the elevator in front of EBeans in the building next door. You can get any amenities you want in front of the lobby. There are slippers in the room, but if you want disposable ones, you can get them here. There are also tea powder sticks and cotton swabs. The room key is a plug-in type, so you have to leave it at the front desk when you go out. The bathtub in the bathroom is small, so it may be a bit tight for men or large people. There was POLA shampoo and hand soap. There was also a power outlet on the bed, which was convenient. I booked a room only, but since it has a good reputation, I paid 1,100 yen at the front desk on the day and used breakfast. It was very good that I could grill beef tongue curry and triangle fried tofu. As mentioned in the reviews, the hotel had an oily smell in the middle of the night, which was a negative point, but overall I thought it was a good hotel, including the price. There is a smoking area, coin laundry, and microwave at the back of the front desk on the first floor. It varies on each floor, but on the floor where I stayed there was an ice maker, Coca-Cola vending machine, and trouser press in front of the elevator. It's a reasonably priced business hotel, so I got the impression that there were a lot of male guests.

At Breakfast buffet they serve food with all the allergy ingredients but it was not at all clearly mentioned if it has pork or beef or chicken. Example : there was a potato salad where it says they do not have pork in it but found out that they put pork sausage inside them while eating and they will will let you know after you ask them. If they would have mentioned clearly it would be better to reconsider when you have allergy issues. I feel that was poorly organized. Please be careful with the allergy issues before eating during the breakfast and ask them in details about the ingredients if you feel confused.

The room I stayed in this time was on the 18th floor, and I felt that the space was a little bigger. The hotel's breakfast was OK, and you could make your own seafood rice. There were also Sendai-style snacks for breakfast. The second floor of the hotel is right outside the central exit of Sendai Station, and it's a 5-minute walk to Sendai Airport by taking the Airport Line.

Located in side JR station where one is pampered by the variety of restaurants and amenities. The room is of good size and clean; breakfast is simple but was disappointed with no omelet making counter.