Hotel Green Line

I've stayed in many hotels and inns, but this was the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. First of all, there were five hairs in the unit bath. One under the sink, one under the toilet armpit, two in the corner of the bathtub, and one in the opposite corner! I told the front desk that there were hairs when I went to check the smoking area🚬 and to pick up my forgotten items in the parking lot. The mirror on the dress and desk was covered in dust and was dirty, so I wiped it with my own alcohol sheet so I could see myself in the mirror. It was the first time I'd ever seen a dirty mirror until it was covered in dust. When I removed the foot of the bed making, the comforter was quite dirty in two places. I thought it was fine because it was new, so I tried to go to sleep, but I was still worried and ended up staying all night. There was an air purifier, but there was only one outlet, so I couldn't do anything else, so I charged it with my own mobile battery. There was only one outlet for the air purifier, so it didn't reach the pillow. When I wanted to use a hair dryer, I had to remove the air purifier and use it, which was difficult. The pot had a brown rim and I didn't know if it had been left alone for a while or hadn't been cleaned, so I stopped using it. I wanted hot water so I tried to borrow the room next door, but the one there was an old type and even when the water boiled, it didn't work.

It takes 13-5 minutes to walk from the nearest subway station, Kotodai Park Station, through a residential area. It takes 23-5 minutes from Sendai Station, but it's fun and bright with various shops and buildings, so I chose this route. I took a taxi from Sendai Station late at night and it cost about 1,400 yen. The room was clean and spacious, and it was enough for three people to spread out their suitcases. The bathroom is the type where the toilet and bath are combined. The bathtub is small enough to sit on the floor, but it's nice in winter. There is only rinse-in shampoo and body soap, so it's better to bring your own treatment. You can get the amenities you need at the front desk. The pile yukata (knee-length) was helpful. The front desk staff were also kind and showed me how to get on the shuttle bus. I would like to use it again next time. Thank you.

It is very convenient to take a bus from Sendai Station. The hotel service attitude is very good, the facilities are a little old, but the overall feeling is great.

It was a unit bath, but it lacked cleanliness. There was mold on the bathroom walls, and the shower curtain in particular smelled bad. That was the only concern. Towels were basically changed every day, which was helpful.