Best Sendai Hotels

When I made the reservation, I wrote in the notes section that I would like a non-smoking room, but unfortunately the hotel had a smoking room that day. When I asked the hotel counter, I was told that you cannot choose between non-smoking and smoking rooms on the reservation site. I heard from various reservation sites that the hotel is booked so much that on days when there are a lot of reservations, you won't be able to choose a room. So, what I am sure about is that when I made the reservation online, I heard that I needed to call the hotel directly to confirm whether they had a reservation for a non-smoking room. However, even if I called, I was told that there may not be any non-smoking rooms available.

The hotel is clean and tidy. It is seven minutes away from the subway. Overall it is very convenient. I stayed there for five days at a time. There is a washing machine. Next to it is Don Quixote, and there are a lot of places to eat. The only thing that needs improvement is that the room is too stuffy and it gets very hot no matter how you adjust the heating. Everything else is good.

Location: It is a distance from Sendai Station, and you need to take a bus. Relatively speaking, it is still very convenient. There is a busy commercial street a distance away. It is convenient for eating and shopping. Facilities: The laundry room only has two washing machines and two drying machines. Because it takes 30+30 minutes or more to use it once, you need to find the right time to avoid queuing. The room is well-equipped with a hair dryer, a small bathtub, a desk, a refrigerator, and even a microwave. Service: I don’t know. I have seen the front desk except for chkin out. I didn’t ask for room cleaning. There was a reminder not to put valuables, so I simply didn’t want the service. Hygiene: The room is quite clean, but the bathroom is integrated, which will have a peculiar smell. Just close the door. If you are not used to it, there is also a sterilization aromatherapy spray in the room. Just spray it twice. Why write a review: This room is the first one I grabbed. It’s only about 100 yuan a night, and the discount is very large. Whether to stay at the original price depends on personal preference.

My wife and I have traveled to Japan many times and stayed at the Richmond Hotel for the first time. After staying for six days and five nights, we decided that we would choose this brand first wherever we go in Japan! Let me share with you the following points: 1. It is very close to the station. You can reach the door within five minutes of walking with your suitcase after exiting the station. There is a FamilyMart convenience store next to the first floor. I really like the simple and elegant feeling of the entrance on the first floor of the hotel. 2. We booked a double room, which was of medium size. The room equipment was well maintained. The bed and pillows were very comfortable. When we walked out of the elevator, we felt the air quality was good. The entire corridor to the outside of the room door also felt very comfortable. 3. We lingered over breakfast and midnight snacks. The food was delicious and the service staff made us feel at home. We sincerely thank them. 4. The cleaning service staff will not make people feel intrusive, and they will have a good attitude when meeting people in the corridor, and will not make people feel uneasy (I personally attach great importance to this)

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 modern and the room is larger by Japanese standard. As practised by most hotels, amenities like toothbrushes and tea bags can be taken from the reception counter. The hotel has thoughtfully provided small plastic bags for customers to bag the amenities though I see this as counter to their green efforts. There is a laundry room, but the wash may not be thorough as my clothes did not come out smelling fresh.

There were no non-smoking rooms available when I booked so there's nothing I can do. The corridor on level 9 do have the smell of stale cigarette smoke but inside the room is fine. The air purifier in the room isn't working well exactly but overall the room facilities are still decent. I had a comfortable stay of four nights.

We use it when there are events. I am satisfied with both the service and facilities, but I was disappointed with the bath this time due to the construction of the bath. I think about it every time, but Kawara-no-Yu is an elegant bath with a beautiful view, but when you arrive at it after walking down a long hallway, it's full and you can't get in, so you end up having to go back again. We would like to provide a service that allows us to check the current situation.

This hotel, Dongheng, not expensive, the room is not big, but feels at ease, intimate, walking seven or eight minutes from the station, very convenient, breakfast is not rich but enough, very good.

The hotel is located in the heart of Sendai, a few minutes from Sendai Station. The waiter has a good attitude and the details are better. The shortcoming is that the sound insulation of the room is too bad. Some people in the corridor can speak clearly. The noise outside the hotel can also be heard. The shading of the curtains is not good. The air conditioner lights are too bright and do not sleep well at night.