Best Sendai Spa Hotels

I love this hotel so much. Room is super spacious and love the scent of this hotel once you step into this hotel. Walking distance to many places such as Sendai Morning Market , donki donki, Japanese local restaurants and Sendai Station ( a bit far ) If you didn’t book breakfast here is fine too, there are some restaurant nearby early in the morning for English Breakfast or to go. We drove our car here , however you need to pay JPY 1500 per day to park your car. Reception is at 26th floor so once you park your car you need to take lift to lobby and from lobby take another lift to reception check in.

Great hotel in a fantastic location within walking distance to JR central train station with limited car parking facilities directly behind the hotel and next to a local train station (which we forgot the name of the station as we rented a vehicle). If you drive to the hotel and decided to use the hotel car park (subject to availability), the hotel will charge you ¥1500.00 per night with unlimited entry and exit within the next 24 hours. Of course there are plenty of other car parks nearby too which offers cheaper rate for parking but you’ll have to hunt around or just pay the ¥1500 for the convenience. The onsen (indoor only no outdoor and the water is milky) is located on the 2nd floor which is the same floor with the hotel only restaurant which offers buffet breakfast. The gender separated onsen closes at midnight and won’t be opened till 9am the next day so you’ll need to time yourself well. There is a laundry and dryer self service facilities with vending machines and complimentary ice making machine on the 2nd floor for your convenience. Breakfast is a typical western and Japanese affairs however you won’t be left hungry. Service is of typical Japanese affairs where you will be greeted each time you walk past the reception. The hotel encourages you to pick up tea bags, onsen body scrubs, tooth brushes, combs etc next to the ground floor lifts before you head up to your room. If you stay more than a day but less than 3 days, the hotel won’t provide room service but they’ll gladly change the towels and clear the bins for you. We are allocated to a smallest room on 11th floor (room:1106) facing the Yodobashi multi story car park, so request for any middle rooms facing the train station would get you a bigger a better view. Comfortable stay and nice bed and good bathroom and for the price we pay, we have no complain.

Pros: This is my second stay at one of the few urban hotels with hot springs. The transportation is convenient and the market is nearby. All the fun things to do are nearby The single room is large enough. Disadvantages: There are few seats for breakfast and the space is small. One person is assigned to sit in a seat for 4 people, and there are many people queuing behind. It is very embarrassing for one person to occupy a seat for 4 people, so I cannot finish my breakfast slowly and leisurely. A senior-looking person at the counter gave me a quick and simple mechanical check-in procedure when I checked in. There was no introduction to the facilities. He just handed me the instruction manual and read it myself. I felt that the service was very cold and there was no detailed explanation. Other counter staff were much more friendly. Will stay again if given the chance.

Perhaps the best hotel throughout my Tokyo - Tohoku trip. Comparatively spacious, staff speaks English well, the onsen spa is very affordable for guests, walking distance from Sendai station, hotel has unique 18th century European design, comfortable beds, good amenities. Only thing is that the onsen spa does not permit guests with tattoo, which can pose a bit of a problem in light of the free and open society nowadays. Perhaps the hotel can limit it to restricting only guests with ”tattoo sleeves” or something. Small cute little tattoos all over the body do not necessarily create a negative perception. I have 3 small tattoos on my body and I still went to the onsen nonetheless during non-peak hours, just to be respectful (I was all alone and would have left if it created discomfort for other guests). But love the hotel overall. Highly recommended.

The hotel 🏨 is very comfortable. You have to take off your shoes when you enter, but it is really clean inside, cleaner than domestic bathhouses. The hot spring ♨️ is very refreshing. There is free ice cream. There is free supper after 9:30. The breakfast is a bit expensive so I didn’t eat it. The location is also okay. It is a bit far from Sendai Station, and there is a pedestrian street at the door, which is very good for shopping.

Because my schedule was unclear, I made reservations for each night and was unable to get a non-smoking room, but when I called just before to inquire, I was able to stay in the same room for consecutive nights by downgrading the room. Therefore, I decided to cancel another hotel that I had booked for consecutive nights and stay here instead. The price was higher, but I'm glad I chose this one because of the ♨. Personally, I was happy to receive a complimentary lactic acid drink, but I drink it after a bath and before going to bed at night, so I thought it would have been better if it was provided in the evening.

Very clean & nice environment, good service like using washing machine free! Onsen area also spacious, breakfast extremely good. Booking through Trip.com was of better price than others. Highly recommend.

It is a little 5 minutes from the subway station, and there is a hotel in the downtown area, and there is a police station next to it. It was not so noisy because it was one side of the downtown area. The hotel itself was an old hotel, with water supply and hot water and water faucets in each type. There seems to be a large bath, but I didn't go because it was not a hot spring. I thought it was because the room smelled like mold and the unit bus was black. I don't like the smell of mold, so I don't think I will stay unless this is improved.

Booked a transfer from Sendai Station, about 35 minutes one way. Except for the Kaleidoscope Museum nearby, they are basically more natural, so no shop can be found. The hotel service is very good, breakfast and dinner are OK, is a separate house to live in, the facilities are relatively old, the English level at the front desk is not good, and the price is good. Bathing is quite comfortable.

Take the transfer bus from Sendai Station and take 30 〜 40 minutes. It is an inn of Akiho Onsen. When you get off the bus, the inn will meet you. Nakai, the person in charge, guides me to the room and gives me oshibori, matcha, and Japanese sweets. After that, I gave tea confectionery and Japanese tea and told me the explanation in the building and the time for dinner and breakfast. There was an inner bath in the room and I didn't use it, but there was shampoo. There are two yukata for one person and two yukata for sleeping rolls. After taking a bath at night, I was able to change clothes after the bath the next morning when I went to bed. It was a type of sleeping roll, which was connected with a string to Jinbei style, so it was very easy when sleeping. The meal is a dining room on the second floor, but all private rooms. I was very relaxed. I stayed on Friday, but there were not many people. There were no foreign tourists and children, so I was able to spend very quiet and relaxing. Dinner was Japanese, but it changed to late Western food and was interesting. Belly full! Breakfast was Japanese, soy milk hot tofu, and there was a lot of rice instead of a snack. The bath has a sauna, and 1:00 〜 5:00 cannot be used, and men and women are replaced. Both are １ and open １. The bath towels and towels are stacked in a mountain, so you can hang around (although there was also a room). The large bath was a type of wind pressure. It is a pity that the garden is very beautiful and cannot walk, but if people walk, other rooms can be done, so I am convinced. It seems to be an emergency evacuation place, but the shoes are left at the entrance, so there is no emergency shoes. There is only a little store. The sweets were only delivered. The elderly may be troublesome because they use stairs to go to the room and eat meals. It was very beautiful, but I was a little worried about the carpet on the floor. Nakai was young and kindly taken care of, but I still felt like I was insufficient. The return transfer is sent to the nearby hotel because there is a bus, so you can send a car (2 〜 3 minutes) to that point. When I passed by the bus, everyone sent me. Super ”housewife shop Saichi” a little 5 minutes walk. I didn't find a vending machine, so I went shopping for a room drink.