Hoteles de balneario en Prefectura de Miyagi, Japón

La ubicación de ryokan es excelente. Mi habitación tiene una enorme ventana de fotos enfrente del este. Puede ver la famosa bahía con muchas islas, incluida la isla Fukura (Fuji 𡷊), en la mañana con maravillosa vista al sol. El desayuno japonés fue excelente, especialmente el del segundo día... pescado fresco grilado, etc... las cenas de Kaiseki para ambas noches fueron maravillosas con pescado fresco grilado y carne de vacuno de alta calidad vagyu más ostera cocida para la perfección. Los Onsens, por otro lado, son justo Okay. Sin embargo, con la vista de la isla de Fukura y su puente rojo ... nice.

Nos quedamos aquí durante dos años consecutivos y la razón principal es su desayuno buffet que no es una gran línea pero tenían todos los bienes locales famosos para ofrecer, uno de los mejores desayunos con una variedad de opciones locales para que los huéspedes disfruten con el menú adecuado Rotación. Facilitado acceso desde la estación de Sendai, distancia a pie a la estación de Sendai, parada de autobús, supermercado Aeon, tienda Montbell, muchos restaurantes locales cercanos, mart familiar y 7-11. máquina de cafetera disponible en el lobby desde la tarde.

The hotel is clean. Location is great. Room is good although it is small as same as most of hotels in Japan. Free onsen for guests. Breakfast is very good. You have local dishes and hot food station. They have Gyutan, Shiroishi noodle, seafood rice and other Japanese food. Only a bit confusion for parking your car and reception tried to fix the issue. I recommend this hotel for everyone stay in Sendai.

Sendai has become my second favorite city in Japan. It offers the perfect blend of chill and urban vibes — not as crowded as Tokyo, Osaka, or Sapporo, yet equally lively and enjoyable. This capsule hotel is located right along the main business street, making it very convenient for dining and shopping. There’s even an Ichiran Ramen just next door, and a famous Taiyaki shop only a 2–3 minute walk away. Sendai Station is about a 10-minute walk from the property. However, one downside is the confusing luggage policy. The hotel rules state that large luggage cannot be brought into the sleeping area, so I rented a chain lock (JPY 100) to secure my suitcase in the hallway. Despite this, many guests still brought their bags inside, so the rule seemed inconsistently enforced. For guests like me who followed the policy, it was a bit inconvenient since my capsule was quite far from the hallway and it was troublesome to retrieve my belongings each time.

Transportation: easiest with a 50-min taxi ride from Sendai airport unless int’l traveler wants to transfer via trains/buses. Nearest bus stop/little township is 遠刈田温泉 (13-min by foot to the Inn). Key feature is open air onsens in forestry — this is why I chose to stay. Delightful breakfast and dinner (during dinner, there are all-inclusive drinks menu + additional charge ones). I enjoyed the 2nd night’s beef/daikon pot in particular. There are hearth side afternoon refreshment, happy hour beer, post-dinner snack that you will be kept fed warmly. The aircon in Buna room would blow directly on the head so the fan blade should be adjusted. Staff English speaking capability varies but they made every effort in solving problems. Little hiccup after checking out that the bus time table the Inn indicated was outdated, but I still managed to change my route in the fly, which is the beauty traveling in Japan.

The hotel here has spacious rooms with Japanese futons to sleep on. The rooms are clean and the front desk staff provides good explanations. The onsen here is very large and has many pools. The lounge provides clean services twice a day. In the evening, there is unlimited wine, beer, and snacks. Breakfast is good, with a wide selection and delicious. If I have the chance, I will definitely come back to stay here again. I would like to recommend this hotel

Location was far from Train station - hence need a free shuttle bus from Sendai station to go in. Kind of challenging to book and confirm the shuttle arrangement but got it done after few clarifications. Hotel itself is near Akiu Sato centre which is good Hotel is big but quite old looking, room spacious , good onsen. very good dinner buffet with snow crabs daily. Buffet breakfast limited spread but OK Problem is other main attractions are far and need to take bus/taxi. The Akiu traditional craft village/park was a big disappointment with no visitors and only few shops opened. Not worth going at all

La habitación del hotel está impecable. La cena y el desayuno son tipo buffet. La comida es bastante normal. La comida no impresiona. Si buscas buena comida japonesa en un hotel con onsen, este definitivamente no es una opción. El onsen público es espacioso y sin buenas vistas. Reservé un baño privado, pero era malo, pequeño y completamente interior, ¡sin vistas! No recomiendo pagar más por el baño privado. Perdí la llave de mi habitación dentro del hotel y me cobraron 10.000 yenes en efectivo. Creo que el precio por la pérdida de una llave es irrazonablemente alto. El personal del hotel no habla inglés. Es muy difícil comunicarse con ellos. Cuando me comunico con el personal en inglés, me responden en japonés y la mayoría de las veces no me ofrecen la ayuda adecuada. En general, no fue una estancia agradable. Por favor, considera otro hotel de la zona cuando veas esta reseña.

房間很大很寬敞，床品舒適。酒店離JR站不遠，可步行到達。酒店有免費接送站車輛可預約，鳴子温泉的紅葉巴士就在JR站旁邊，與酒店free bus無縫對接。餐食為自助，品種很豐富，温泉暢泡

Hotel all good room clean but located at factory area so a bit far from town. Onsen bath is good and Soba free is delicious.