Good and well located. The staff is very nice and helpful.

Conveniently located within walking distance from the main Tanabata festival events and night-life center. Not expensive, good value for money.

This was very near Tohoku University Hospital. It was an old hotel but there were a lot of convenience stores nearby and it was just a very short walk (4 minutes) to the Main Street Jozenji-dori Avenue.

I have been living in Sendai for a few years but I needed to stay in a hotel on the last night of my stay.Very nice and cozy place to stay even for a few days. Convenient at close to many restaurants within a walking distance. Jozenji Dori is a beautiful street to see.

I have been living in Sendai for a few years but I needed to stay in a hotel on the last night of my stay. Very nice and cozy place to stay even for a few days. Convenient at close to many restaurants within a walking distance. Jozenji Dori is a beautiful street to see.

Very convenient stay. The rooms were a bit small.

Close to Sendai station and near great izakaya neighbourhood.

The hotel was undergoing renovations of the lobby and some of the floors. They would start working about 9am so not too early and would be finished by 5pm. New Lobby is very nice. I had the breakfast buffet once--traditional Japanese food so not much I recognized beside steamed white rice and hot tea. The front desk staff had a range of English skills but I thought enough to get what I needed to know when I asked a question. Glad they did not have traditional Japanese toilets. TV--could not figure out how to turn on English Subtitles--limited number of stations. Did not use the VOD system. You need an adapter for computer plug in if you have 3 prong plug or difference sized 2 prong plugs--about $8.00 at local electronic store.

The hotel was undergoing renovations of the lobby and some of the floors. They would start working about 9am so not too early and would be finished by 5pm. New Lobby is very nice. I had the breakfast buffet once--traditional Japanese food so not much I recognized beside steamed white rice and hot tea. The front desk staff had a range of English skills but I thought enough to get what I needed to know when I asked a question. Glad they did not have traditional Japanese toilets. TV--could not figure out how to turn on English Subtitles--limited number of stations. Did not use the VOD system. You need an adapter for computer plug in if you have 3 prong plug or difference sized 2 prong plugs--about $8.00 at local electronic store.

It was easy to find, yet the room had torn wallpaper and the carpet was old.

First of all, no one spoke any English at this hotel. Not even a little bit. Apparently, I arrived before their check-in and although no one was checking out, they didn't want to let me check in. I wasn't even staying for 24 hours as I had to return to Tokyo at 7am. I was extremely disappointed with their room. The bed was so hard as if I was sleeping on a board and the air conditioning didn't work so the room was stifling. I would never return to this hotel or this chain ever. Not to mention that I had luggage and the check in desk is located on the second floor. There are two flights of stairs to get there. No elevator! I was extremely disappointed!