Hotels with Bars in Sendai

A very nice hotel with helpful staff. The check in was more intense than we are used to (they make sure to push in your seat for check in). The room was nice and spacious with a comfortable bed. They could do with giving the bed side table a wipe though! I left it cleaner than I found it for sure. We parked at the hotel for free and it was very convenient for a night stay where we visited the shopping mall across the road. If you want to be the centre of the city, this is not the hotel for you.

The service and facilities are good. The hot springs are divided into men's and women's time slots, and if you have enough time, you can soak in all the hot springs. Free massage chairs are also available in the hot springs. The hotel has a gift shop and a bar. Note that the hotel may not provide dinner, but there is a convenience store opposite the hotel.

Dinner is the best, breakfast is good. Service is superb. But need to rush for dinner since the hotel will give you only 2 hours and there’s no English at the sign of each menu, so we need to walk around and look inside of every pots. One more down side, when there’s a strong wind, you will hear the sharp noise from the wind leaking through the windows.

For this price and at this time, I was genuinely surprised to get such a spacious room, complete with a massage chair! Opening the balcony door at night, a cup of coffee in hand, and gazing at the twinkling lights of the city below—there was a moment where I truly felt moved to tears. The next morning, the sun's glare on the fresh snow of the golf course, with the entire landscape covered in a pristine white, offered another breathtaking view. We leisurely got ready until 11 AM check-out, and even had time to snap a photo with the Great Kannon statue before leaving. For the first time ever, I felt that being a bit far from the city center and the lack of bedside outlets truly didn't matter at all.

This hotel is a 10-minute walk from Sendai Station, with four or five convenience stores nearby. It's also very close to the Sendai Morning Market, and there's a free observation deck on the 30th floor of the building next door. Right outside the hotel, you'll find a wide variety of restaurants, including ramen shops, Chinese restaurants, and Japanese diners. The lobby has a style reminiscent of the early 20th century, and the rooms are very well-maintained and feel new. The bathtub is large, and a particularly great feature is how fresh the air in the room feels; you won't feel stuffy even after spending a long time there. The windows on the 8th floor can also be opened. The only minor drawback is that the room lighting is a bit too bright and not very soft. Both the mattress and pillows are very comfortable, and the front desk staff are highly professional. The beverage vending machine prices are also cheaper than what you'd typically find at other hotels.

We stayed with 3 friends. It was best that the room was large and even 3 people could spend without feeling cramped. It was also helpful that there was a free parking lot, and I was grateful that there was no additional charge even if the check-out extension was extended. The location is a bit far away, but considering the price, it was a hotel that was satisfactory enough and convenient. I still want to use it.

For better or worse, this is different from other inns I've stayed at before. For those who are comfortable ordering and paying online and value privacy. For those who want to enjoy the sauna. For those who want a small but delicious meal. The grilled vegetable bagna cauda was delicious. 😋 The biggest improvement would be that the free bath isn't very big and there's no amenity in the bathroom. I think this is a good inn for couples and foreigners who are worried about language barriers.

I was satisfied with the facilities that I could enjoy with my family. The view from the high floor is also good.