Hotels with Parking in Sendai

Super views, but honestly a tad far from sendai station... might stay a bit closer the next time I'm in town. But the bed was vvv comfy and the nespresso machine was lovely (: Also provided free bath salts and mouthwash hahaha

Hotel Keihan Sendai has just opened. I was able to stay at a low price with the combination of Jalan's special opening plan and GOTO. I visited by private car, but there is a parking lot (Hot House Aoba-dori Daiichi Parking) in the basement. 1500 yen per night. Directly connected by elevator. Convenient. The location is next to the 77 Bank head office along Aoba-dori. Check-in is done by yourself on the touch panel and payment is made at the check-in machine. In addition to cash, credit card payment is possible. The room is a single room on the 9th floor. I was able to see Aoba-dori from the window in the corner room. The equipment is also new. The temperature of the lighting and air conditioner can be adjusted in 0.5 degree increments with the tablet at the bedside. The TV is a 43-inch made by Panasonic. You can also see mirroring of smartphones and YouTube. The unit bath is reasonably large. There is a lounge and Starbucks coffee machine on the 2nd floor, which you can get for free. (The next time I stay, I will have breakfast.) When I go to Sendai, the number of hotels I want to use again has increased.

The hotel is in a good location. It takes about 5-6 minutes to walk to Sendai Station. It's a pity that there is no convenience store downstairs. The lobby on the second floor is bright and has a variety of free products for guests to pick up (shaving powder, bath powder, lotion, lotion, elastic bands, facial mask, tea bags, coffee, etc.). The room is not big and it is difficult to open and store two 28-inch suitcases flatly. The air-conditioning and ventilation are acceptable, and the lighting is sufficient. There is also a lamp on the desk. Thin toilet paper is a common problem in this hotel, and the same is true for Aomori Daiwa Roynet. Every time you take the elevator, you must stop at the second floor. This is the hotel's design, but it is very annoying to guests. It is a waste of time to stop at the second floor even when no one is there. Will choose other better hotels next time.

The location is actually great. It's right in Sendai Station. Don't go outside when you get out of the Shinkansen. Go through the shopping mall restaurant at the south exit and take the elevator up one floor to reach the hotel front desk. The room is not big and the hygiene is pretty good. Sendai Station is well connected in all directions, with the Shinkansen, JR, two subway lines and bus networks all intersecting here. Just be careful not to confuse it with another store, it's in two directions.

The location and environment of the hotel are not to mention, and it is convenient for shopping and eating out, but this is the first time I have to complain about the service of a Japanese hotel. First of all, the information received on the official website was not clear. Finally, we got the timetable through Ctrip customer service, but it did not indicate the time of our check-in. Unfortunately, it happened to be the Japanese New Year, so weekdays turned into holidays, resulting in The station experienced cold wind for more than an hour. Secondly, the hotel staff may not understand the problem due to language problems and simply ignore it, resulting in a delay in room service for a few days. They went to the restaurant to order afternoon tea and waited for an hour without being served.

I used it for a live performance in Sendai. Above all, the large public bath felt very comfortable. The room was clean and I had a comfortable stay. Check-in was handled smoothly without being crowded. If I have the opportunity, I would like to use it again.

I enjoyed the Tanabata Festival. The location of the hotel is also good, perfect for sightseeing. There were several convenience stores nearby, so I didn't have any trouble. The public bath is not extremely small, but when people are concentrated, they have to wait for a shower. Person of the front desk is very kind, too and is attentive. I went by car, but the front desk is on the 7th floor and there is no carriage porch. The number of affiliated parking spaces is small, and in particular, wagon-type high-roof vehicles, which are currently the mainstream, are guided to other parking lots.

The location of the hotel is good 👌 You can see it from the square after exiting the station. Breakfast is also available, it has everything you need, and it’s no problem to be full. Downstairs is the bus station, so it's convenient to go anywhere. There are more places to eat around, and the underground food street is rich in varieties, and all kinds of seafood are available.

The hotel is located towards the west exit of Sendai Train Station. The single room is huge. The bathroom is also very large. I don't know what other reviews mean when they say a room is small. The single room I stayed in was very large. There are small sofas and small tables. The overall layout is different from other hotels in that there are no desks and armchairs. I feel good. Very very clean. The hot spring is open until 2 o'clock in the middle of the night. 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. Check out before 11 o'clock. Extremely satisfied. The air conditioner can set the temperature. There is an air purifier.

This hotel is located a short walk from Sendai station, through Parco 2 and down Sendai morning market Street. There were so many food options close by we never had to go far for a delicious feed. The hotel itself has self check in machines that have an English option. They had lots of complimentary amenities on offer in the lobby including different types of teas, skincare products, hair products and bath products. The room itself is your typical business hotel. It was clean, had an all in one bathroom, small desk and air purified and humidifier. The bed was comfy and there was room under the bed to store smaller luggage items. I would definitely recommend this hotel as a convenient budget option