Kesennuma Plaza Hotel

Dinner had few items and didn't taste very good. It would have been nice if they would have left the rice in the ohitsu if it was difficult to get a second helping of rice... The breakfast was delicious.

It is a resort hotel affiliated with Minamisanriku and Kesennuma's Hotel Kanyo, which is familiar to local commercials in the Tohoku region, and is operated by a seafood wholesaler. It is located far from the city center of Kesennuma and JR Kesennuma Station, and in addition to picking you up from JR Kesennuma Station, if you make a reservation in advance, you can take a large sightseeing bus from the east exit of JR Sendai Station free of charge. The hotel building is located on a small hill, and the entrance to the building is at the end of the observation elevator adjacent to the Kesennuma Fish Market. The exterior of the building looks quite old, but the inside is kept clean and I'm glad I was able to spend a comfortable time during my stay. The Japanese-style room has a size of 12 tatami mats and can accommodate 4 to 5 people. In addition, there is a large public bath and an open-air bath, and Kesennuma Onsen was mined after 2000, and it is a natural hot spring with seawater as the main ingredient, partly because it is by the sea. Dinner was a course meal centered on Japanese cuisine, and since Kesennuma is one of Japan's leading fishing ports, there were seafood dishes, but the main dishes were swordfish shabu-shabu, abalone steamed in sake, and shark's fin soup. Breakfast is partly a buffet-style Japanese set meal, and although there are not so many varieties, it is designed to prevent congestion, such as keeping a designated time and keeping a distance from others. Although the room I stayed in this time was not on the sea side, you can see the illuminated Kesennuma Bridge from everywhere in the building. It was very helpful to have a large public bath, dinner and breakfast, and a free shuttle from Sendai, so I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

Located in the center of Kesennuma Port, it is quite far from the station. The hotel is old, but it is located on a hill, so the view is outstanding. The dinner at the hotel was very good and the hot springs were also great. This includes two meals and costs just under 12,000 yen. The room is old so please be patient, but the wifi connects normally and is comfortable.

This was my first time staying in Kesennuma. I searched for a hotel with a view of Oshima Ohashi Bridge and Yanae Ohashi Bridge and had a Western-style room, and I chose Plaza Hotel, and it met my expectations. The view from the room was unparalleled, and at night the lights of the fishing boats moored in Kesennuma Bay and the illuminated Kanae Ohashi Bridge were in a great location, and the ``ki storm'' floating over Kesennuma Bay at dawn was very magical. We enjoyed the hot springs with great views from the floating large bath and open-air bath. I went to the designated sushi restaurant for the ``all-you-can-eat sushi'' dinner plan, excited that I would be able to enjoy delicious fresh fish landed at Kesennuma fishing port. The nigiri and gunkan that came out lacked freshness and had a strong fishy smell, so I was disappointed.