Hotels With bar in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The Japanese breakfast was a set menu and very exquisite. When I checked in in the afternoon, someone was playing the piano. During breakfast and check-out, someone was playing the flute. It was a wonderful experience. There's a large public bath where you can relax. The room was clean and tidy. They even provided a complimentary bag to carry clothes to the public bath.

The hotel's location is excellent. The reception is on the 4th floor of the building, which also houses the Shinkansen and JR stations. Inside the building, you'll find plenty of dining options, a supermarket, and shops. The surrounding area is bustling with even more shopping malls. It's incredibly convenient on a rainy day, as you can spend half the day exploring without even stepping outside. It's also super easy for train travel; just go downstairs, and you're there, saving time on commuting and waiting. The breakfast is also quite diverse.

Excellent service, food was great (only had 1 dinner out of 2 nights) and location was perfect with lovely view to the bay :) Hotel room and amenities were abit dated. Had booked the hotel 2 months ago n was surprised at the rates of about 70000 yen per night. Thought it was because of Sakura season and being a weekend. However during stay noted that rates were now 20000- 30000 yen a night! Inquired during check out about the huge discrepancy in price and all they said was it depends on the view :/ Felt I had been scammed :( For that reason I would give it 2 stars out of 5.

The location is great although at first we went to the wrong side (at the East) as the hotel is actually located at the West. I was able to reach Sendai Jr Station within 10 minutes to catch the 1st train of Shinkansen to Akita. Not to mention the great breakfast, which features Sendai’s locally famous foods complete with explanatory notes. I also like the complete in-room amenities, which even include bath salts for the tub.

Unbeatable, especially after staying in other 4-star hotels in Hokkaido, this hotel is exceptionally good. It's quiet, new, clean, and the bedding is as soft as cotton.

The room was decent; for Japan, the triple room I booked was quite spacious. It's conveniently located, just a short walk from Sendai Station via the pedestrian bridge. It's also close to the shopping district and restaurants, most of which are within walking distance.

I forgot to take photos, but overall the room was incredibly cramped, barely fitting two small beds. However, the management was very well-organized. The mattresses were comfortable, and the cotton sheets were clean, hygienic, and soft against the skin. I stayed for four days, and the bedding was changed daily. Bottled water was also provided. This was the best sleep I had during my entire trip to Japan.

This hotel is supposedly the best in Sendai, so when I visited, I booked two nights to experience it. It's a bit far from Sendai Station, which isn't ideal if you're lugging luggage. We ended up taking a taxi from the station. Since we arrived before check-in, we were able to store our bags on the first floor. Later, after we checked in, a staff member brought them directly to our room. My room type offered a nice view, with a distant glimpse of the Great Kannon statue. The room itself was spacious, but it definitely felt old; many facilities are in need of repair and updating.

The free shuttle bus from Sendai was a lifesaver. The lobby, the area in front of the large public bath, and the buffet restaurant were all luxurious, stylish, and beautiful spaces. The buffet offered a huge variety of dishes, and everything we tried was delicious. Of course, I had plenty of beef tongue! This time we booked a room on the top floor, and the atmosphere was absolutely fantastic; I'd definitely want to stay on that floor again. Finally, about seven staff members saw off the shuttle bus, and their synchronized standing positions, bows, and hand waves were truly impressive. I was genuinely touched by their wonderful hospitality.