Hoteles con Wifi en Prefectura de Miyagi, Japón

Sendai es una ciudad de la región de Tohoku, en Japón, al noreste de Tokio, en la isla de Honshu. Los restos del castillo de Sendai del siglo XVII, construido para el señor samurái Date Masamune en la colina Aoba, dominan la ciudad e incluyen un museo de artefactos históricos. El Museo de la Ciudad de Sendai se centra en la historia y la cultura del período Edo de Japón y exhibe la armadura samurái de Masamune.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The staff were warm, attentive, and always ready to help, creating a welcoming atmosphere from the moment I arrived. My room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, with all the essentials provided. The facilities were impressive, especially the dining area and overall cleanliness throughout the property. Location was convenient, making it easy to explore nearby attractions and access transportation. Breakfast offered a good variety and everything tasted fresh. Overall, the hotel delivered great value for money, and I truly enjoyed my time here. I would happily return and highly recommend it to others.

Everyone especially cleaning workers polite & helpful. Room small but locution great & toilet well equipped & clean. Lots of restaurants around. The local market nearby is a must-go. One minus though, counter staff can't easily understand our requests. Sendai is a great place but English is not a common tool for communication.

Great stay if you are looking for a convenient location for public transit and clean amenities. Access to plenty of konbinis, cheap eats and shopping streets as well. The lockers were compact which made it challenging during our 5 night stay. Hope they will consider a packing stall area to make it easier when repacking. Also recommend a laundromat close by (Fuwafuwarando Omachiten Coin Laundry).

I have comfy stay of 2 nights with Sotetsu Fresta Inn Sendai~ the location is very nice, walking for 1 minute you can reach Sendai Asaichi 仙台朝市, where they said it was the Sendai’s people kitchen. I have tried snacks like koroke (Saito Croquettes 齋藤惣菜店「ころっけや」 this is so good), beside the koreke shops there’s an uncle selling zunda mochi (edamame), and there’s a onigiri shop selling cheap and tasty onigiri just downstairs of the hotel. Very convenient to get to sendai station and there are a lot of combini/ restaurant/shopping places around. Room is clean and they provided laundry service too (but their dryer doesn’t seem working efficiently, I dried 6kg clothes for twice but still didn’t dry), yes they provided toiletries (including face mask and yuzu bath salt!), also there’s a free locker storage in lobby so you can storage you luggages and started to explore the beauty of sendai.

20231125 La habitación es enorme, con capacidad para 6 personas. Desde Sendai, tome la línea Seibu y bájese frente al hotel, a 1 minuto a pie. Es un poco oscuro en invierno, sin alumbrado público, así que no se ve la calle. Si no tiene reserva para cenar, hay un sitio en la tercera planta donde puede comer ramen sencillo después de las 19:00.

Location is good just 10 minutes walk to Clis Road. Price is reasonable, and breakfast is good. There are Parking lots nearby, but a bit expensive. Trip described this hotel opened in 2023. But this is definitely not a new hotel, bathroom smell bad and cleanliness need improvment.

I had 2 stays here, both 4 nights but different experience. First one was great, polite staff and everything was good. Second stay left a bitter taste, first the staff at the reception looks like a manger, make, 20-30yrs old, when he speaks English he’s definitely not that polite. When u ask to change coins for the washer he sad nothing, no smile, very shocking from a Japanese hotel and from a management role. Maybe because I am foreigner so he doesn’t care? The other disappointment was this hotel cleans on the 3rd day, I left a sign: no towel needed on the door. Came back with no clean, I called the reception, a male staff couldn’t understand what I was saying,I don’t think he speaks a lot of English, which is ok, so I spoke Japanese. He told me: in Koko Sendai west, as long as you put up a sign, we don’t come in the room. Both signs mentions nothing about this, one sign is :no need to change new towel. Other one is: do not disturb. This Koko hotel makes up their rule. GREAT. Not speaking English is not a problem but the attitude is very unpleasant. He gave me this feeling: well sorry I am not going to do anything and you are a foreigner so I don’t care. I don’t know why 2 stays can have such big differences and this makes me question how the standard is kept.

The hotel is clean and tidy. It’s unfortunate that the weather is really bad on the day of my arrival. So I’m basically forced to stay at the hotel and enjoy the hot spring. It’s also really great that they provide free ice pop outside the hot spring and coffee downstairs.