Hotels near Sendai City Museum of History & Folklore in Sendai

The hotel is very good, although the year is relatively long, the room type is relatively small, but clean, the facilities are intact. And the hotel also sent small snacks, super delicious, expensive, ten yuan a! The front desk of the hotel is very warm, the hall is hung with the signature of some celebrities, I know Sanpu Youhe. The hotel booked by Ctrip is very expensive. It may be big data killing. Do not use domestic software overseas. Download an agoda. It is convenient and cheap to book a hotel. You don't have to ask for a lot of personal information like domestic.

The location is close to Sendai Station and there is a convenience store right next door, so it is very convenient.

Booked two rooms, so the comments are repeated~ Sendai's Saturday price doubled, which is really scary. Be sure to book early, otherwise there are not many choices and it's super expensive. The hotel is about 10-15 minutes walk from Sendai Station, and there is a convenience store two steps away. Walk a little further to JR Aoba-dori Station. If you want to go to Matsushima, this is the starting station with a seat. And there is a beef tongue chain store Zenjiro 5-10 minutes away. The queue is definitely less than Sendai Station and the station front store! It is also close to the pedestrian street Ichibancho and Nagakecho. It is certain that Japanese hotel rooms are small, and it is difficult for two people to sleep on such a small bed. I don't know why, the floor I stayed in smelled a lot of gasoline. The sound insulation in the room is not good, and I can hear people talking in the corridor. The hotel is standard and the price-performance ratio is still good. One thing to mention is that you have to leave the key at the front desk when you leave the hotel, which is a bit strange, and there will be no identity confirmation when you come back to get the key.

It's a bit of a walk from the station, but you'll pass through a shopping street, so you'll have fun getting to the hotel. The front staff is also very responsive. This is a hotel I would like to stay at again.

They changed my room to a ladies' room because there was one available. The staff were very polite and I was impressed with the other various considerations. It was my first time traveling alone, but I was able to relax and unwind. Thank you very much.

This Sendai hotel is a perfect choice! The unique geographical location is close to major transportation hubs and the city center, making it extremely convenient for tourists whether they are doing business or sightseeing. The rooms are luxurious and comfortable, with pleasant views outside the windows. The hotel staff has a first-class service attitude and always greets every guest with a smile and professionalism. All facilities are available, especially the gym and hot springs, which provide an excellent place to rest for guests who are tired from travel. The restaurant presents exquisite cuisine with an irresistible variety. Overall, this Sendai hotel is undoubtedly an ideal choice for a luxurious stay.

The hotel is in a good location. It takes about 5-6 minutes to walk to Sendai Station. It's a pity that there is no convenience store downstairs. The lobby on the second floor is bright and has a variety of free products for guests to pick up (shaving powder, bath powder, lotion, lotion, elastic bands, facial mask, tea bags, coffee, etc.). The room is not big and it is difficult to open and store two 28-inch suitcases flatly. The air-conditioning and ventilation are acceptable, and the lighting is sufficient. There is also a lamp on the desk. Thin toilet paper is a common problem in this hotel, and the same is true for Aomori Daiwa Roynet. Every time you take the elevator, you must stop at the second floor. This is the hotel's design, but it is very annoying to guests. It is a waste of time to stop at the second floor even when no one is there. Will choose other better hotels next time.

The hotel is in a great location, right near the Sendai JR Station, surrounded by business districts, large lofts, parcos, and it is also very convenient to take the loop bus to visit attractions. The room is just too small, and it is a bit difficult to unpack. The room at the Garden Hotel I stayed at the night before was super big, so I was a little disappointed. The facilities are a bit old, but after all, it is cheap, 500 a night, which is a good value for money!

It's a new hotel that I just made last year. I booked this hotel on an expedition for a concert. The room is a new hotel, so it's all shiny. The windows are big, the curtains are fashionable, and the water around the room is circling. Nothing to say! The size of the public bath was just warmed up -- the front desk was on the seventh floor, and when I returned to the hotel after the concert, I was able to take a row in front of the elevator. I bought lunch at seven on the first floor late. But when you can eat night meals for free...it was better than lunch. The breakfast was also the best. Just at 11 o'clock check out, there was a row waiting for the elevator on each floor, and I couldn't ride it several times and I sent it. I will ask for improvement there Next, if I have something to come to Sendai again, I will definitely book again!

The other hotel I had booked had closed, so I had a room arranged as an alternative. I was surprised to find a higher grade room than the one I had originally reserved. When you enter through the door, there is a hallway, and the toilet, hand washing area, and bath are separate. There was also a door between the main room and the hallway, and an open closet was installed in front of it. I was surprised that the room also had a large washbasin. The furniture was simple but stylish. As soon as we entered the main room, I laughed at the child's remark, ``You can live in it!'', but... that's what the room was like. There was a large public bath on another floor, but the bath in the room was about the size and facilities of a small household, so this was sufficient. As for the amenity goods, each person had to pick up what they needed, but the drink selection was [jasmine tea, hojicha, and green tea]. I wonder if it's a strategy that they don't have regular tea or coffee in the lineup... Because of that, I gave it a 4 for the service only.