3-Star Hotels in Sendai

Good distance from Sendai Station, Clean hotel, Limited choice of amenities. Overall is good for the price.

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.

Clean and tidy with various amenities eg ice bar and yakult after onsen and ramen at night. However some of the staff are not good in speaking English and keep talking in Japanese without English printed even though she knew that I didn’t know Japanese, that’s a little bit weird to tourists.

The hotel is only 8 to 10 minutes away from Sendai JR Station. The surrounding environment is clean and there are 24-hour convenience stores nearby. The rooms are clean and well-equipped. I stayed for 2 nights. However, the parking lot is not in the hotel, but in the isolation building. You need to walk a while to get to the hotel. You need to pay for the parking lot. It is acceptable. Breakfast is included. Variety of options.

This is a hotel that I always stay at when I'm in Sendai. For the price I can't really say too much, but the hotel is old and the floors in the rooms were dirty and had lots of stains. It was cleaned nicely, but maybe that's because it's old. The staff at the affiliated private parking lot were very polite, and the hotel front desk was always polite. I've written a lot about this, but it's a passing grade. I'm very satisfied with the hotel.

Hotel is approx 5 mins walk from Sendai station. Follow west exit. My single room is a bit small but spacious enough for a solo. Room was clean and linen crisp. 1 bottle of water provided each day. Onsen is small with one outdoor. Over my 2-day stay at most I bumped into another person in the onsen. 2 washers and dryers in the onsen facility. Wash is free (30 mins standard) but dryer is charged 100 yen for 20 mins which is enough to 80% dry a small load. Night ramen was delicious and I appreciate the ice cream and Yakult at the onsen. Family mart is 20 steps away. Didn’t try the breakfast. And it’s actually very near the Miyakoh highway bus centre.

This is the more expensive one of the two nights I stayed in Sendai. Of course, I later heard that it was a national holiday in Japan so the room rate was more than doubled compared to weekdays. The room was super small, of course, this is the only way for a Japanese B&B, but it is small but complete, with everything, and the sanitary conditions are OK. Poseidon Onsen: It is just a bathhouse, but there is only a dpa, and I didn’t make an appointment for a massage. Bad review, the Japanese middle-aged man who did the massage seemed to be aggrieved Soba noodles in the evening: I didn’t eat it

I booked this hotel for their free supper noodle. Had it once at Kumamoto & pining for it ever since. The onsen here only for men. Women had to go opposite hotels. Booked a smoking room & the whole floor smells of smoke. Windows cannot be opened hence was stuffy. To use the toilet you had to take a huge step up… breakfast was delicious. Not a hotel I would choose again. Kinda far from Sendai station. But near to shopping streets.

There are not enough parking spaces, but fortunately there are many paid parking lots nearby! Delicious breakfast!

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.