3-Star Hotels in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

It's more than a 20-minute walk from Sendai Station, so taking the nearest subway is a smoother way to check in. It was nice that they allowed me to leave my luggage early in the morning and delivered it to my room. I felt the shower water pressure was a bit weak. It was worth the price.

Very good location, convenience store nearby. Good breakfast, comfortable hot spring bath. Tidy room and, good windows condition that is able to have a good sleep. Good in its price range.

The location is fantastic, very close to Sendai Station, making it super convenient to get everywhere. Plus, there's a building right next door with a free observation deck on the 30th floor! The staff were also very friendly and helpful.

Good location within minutes of walk from Sendai station. Lots of shops and food nearby. Friendly staff. Stayed in top floor, sometimes I felt some vibration in room, probably cause of the subway trains

VVery nice hostel in a good location near train station..Have an Onsen, microwave, hot water, a place to sit down and eat or working at your floor..not have a fridge. I came too early, because of my train from Tokyo (around 1.30 pm) and i need to wait until 3 pm for check in. Beds ready, clean ready...but need to waiting the check in time..and it'fair isn't. The only problem was they start check in process 5-7 mins before 3 pm and they was very slowly and not professional...my time for check in it was 3.15 pm if not more...one of the last check in there. And this happened especialy because one disrespectful girl, she was determined to delay the proceedings—even more than others already had. Ugly and disrespectful attitude, make me lose time everytime..she had and fun about this when i explain her i not appreciateher jokes. She, as well as all the others, either doesn't know how to speak English or doesn't want to... just simple words, like ”key.” I expected more from one hotel (or hostel) in Japan. I was disappointed with the choice of this hostel. It is very difficult to find the hotel without help, as its name is written only in Japanese. The bed is very hard; it feels like sitting or sleeping on a wooden plank.

We were two people during one night. It’s a little bit far from the station. But there’s a bus stop close by that goes to the station (190 yen in 2026). What I really liked was that the hotel have bikes (with a basket) you can use for free, just ask the receptionen (I only used it once for one hour, but it was good). The room was a bit spacious, clean and tidy. If you have a suitcase I think you can open it in the room. The bed and pillows were good. What I didn’t like was that they didn’t have hand soap or conditioner. They did have shampoo and body soap though. The staff was nice and friendly. The amenity was good as well. They didn’t have face wash and face cream, like many other hotels have. But they had the other usual things, so I don’t complain. When I booked this hotel on trip.com it said the check in is between 15-22, so I checked in before 22. But when I went to the reception 23, there were still people there, and they had a machine where it said check in and out. So maybe you can check in after 22? If you want to do that I would try to send a message or something and ask. Because it felt like it was ok to check in even after 22. Overall I think we had a good and nice stay at this hotel.

I absolutely loved this chain hotel. It's conveniently located very close to the station, though I'd recommend using navigation for the most straightforward route. Upon exiting the station, the easiest way is to head up to the second floor, walk a short distance, cross the street, and then take the stairs down. The room was a good size, and the layout was very practical.

Sendai feels different from Osaka and Tokyo; it's less bustling, and I hear it's the most populous city in the Tohoku region. The room was small but clean and tidy, and the double bed was comfortable enough. The staff suggested storing luggage under the bed, which was practical. The bathroom facilities were great, and all the water in the hotel is purified and safe to drink directly. The breakfast was exquisite and delicious, with staff constantly refilling dishes to ensure there was always enough for guests. They offer free luggage storage, and you can open the locker with a Suica card (even a mobile one). The staff were all very warm, polite, and helpful in resolving any issues. I highly recommend this hotel. Be sure to visit Tohoku University, where Lu Xun studied, and the small park that used to be his residence. You can find them by searching 'Lu Xun' on iPhone Maps. At the main station, buy a loop bus ticket for a 70-minute circuit that takes you to places like Aoba Castle and the mausoleum of Date Masamune. The Giant Kannon statue isn't covered by the loop bus; you can take a taxi there and a public bus back. For dining, I suggest trying Zenjiro and Ajitasuke.

It's a bit of a walk from Sendai Station, but it's close to the downtown area and has convenience stores and an Aeon shopping mall nearby, making it the perfect location for business. The building is old and shows some dirt and scratches on the walls, but considering the high hotel prices these days, it was reasonably priced, and the room was spacious enough—perhaps even a little too spacious. The Wi-Fi worked well, and I had a comfortable stay. Although I only stayed for one night, I will definitely use this hotel again when I visit Sendai.

i used the free drink machine too much. when i checked out, i got a few more coffees and they closed down the machine for cleaning and started vacuuming. ironically, i wasn't going to get anymore drinks. but i noticed when i threw away the cup. it made the end of my stay unpleasant, mostly because i felt like a leach, but also because i have autism and tinnitus and the vacuum hurt my ears. i just got hit with money problems and i'm struggling to survive for a couple months. plus, i didn't want to carry around a 2 liter of water while hotel-hopping for the best deal. i asked if i could have a drink before checking-in or if i had to wait until 3pm, and the person welcomed me to have a drink. i really feel bad for overstaying that welcome, but it's worse if they caused me pain with the vacuum instead of just saying, ”hey, stop drinking our drinks.” maybe it wasn't intentional, but either way, they need to get rid of that vacuum.