Hotels With Bar in Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

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.

Good location above Sendai station. Clean and comfortable. The light switches were too small and dark for the elderly / poor eyesight to see. Example- the shelves (containing the glasses and cups) were black colour and had no light. No laundry line. Toilet only has 1 short railing to hang all our towels / clothes.

The room is a good size. Each floor has an ice machine, and irons are available. There's a Western restaurant downstairs, and it's very convenient for shopping and dining nearby. We took the subway to the Sendai Museum and saw the Lu Xun statue. To visit the Guanyin statue, you'll need to take a public bus or the sightseeing loop bus.

The location is close to Sendai Station, however, they should train the junior staff to be more helpful.

I am so glad I chose Komatsu-kan during my stay in Matsushima. The receptionist was friendly and very helpful. When I told him I am a vegetarian, he kindly informed the kitchen to exclude animal flesh and seafood from my meal. (Usually, hotels ignored my food request, or they just gave me tofu and pickles for my meal.) The next morning, I was so surprised to see my breakfast. I loved the fresh salad, steamed vegetables, over-easy eggs, chawan-mushi, and the pickles even tasted better than before. Then the room surprised me with the pine tree and the beautiful sea view. The next morning I woke up at 4:45 to see the sunrise. Just from my room, I could see the sun slowly rising from the other side of the sea. Stunning! I really enjoyed the little Me time here. Actually, this hotel is well-maintained, and that helps raise the value of it. I also love the fresh little flowers right next to the washing basin. And the people working here are quite ya-sa-shi. They are kind and gentle. Generally speaking, this is a nice place worth staying and relaxing in.

Stayed at this hotel for a night with my mom. The environment is lovely and it's not too far from Sendai Station's East Exit. Plus, there's a comfortable public bath on the upper floor. However, the street outside the East Exit isn't very lively at night, and there aren't many dining options. The room itself was spotlessly clean and a good size. Figure 3 shows a Starbucks you pass on the way from the hotel to Sendai Station, with a great view. Figure 4 is probably the view from the hotel room.

I really like this hotel. The details are very well done. It is very close to the airport and Meitianyuan subway station, and there is a Family Mart next to it. There is a welcome bar after check-in, and drinks such as water and juice are provided. The bath towel is more hygienic and comes with a clean plastic bag. There are even pillows of different heights to choose from. Various toiletries are provided. Although there are not many choices for breakfast, they are all delicious and of good quality. I feel that the water quality of the hot spring is better than the baths I took in Hokkaido. I can feel the flow of water. Although the pool is small, it is more comfortable than other hotels. Various reminders are well done, and the equipment is quite new. Anyway, I am quite satisfied. If I have the opportunity next time, I will choose again.

The staff at this hot spring resort are very warm and friendly, very attentive and polite, making people feel very comfortable. The room has a good sense of space and the lobby is spacious and luxurious. Wen Yequan is very comfortable. There are many types of dinner, but the taste is not outstanding. I have a suggestion that the hotel should add an email contact method, as it is too inconvenient to contact using a Japanese phone number.

I heard this was the best hotel in Sendai when I booked it, and I certainly wasn't disappointed. The rooms are spacious, the views are great, the service is excellent, and the restaurant offers both delicious food and stunning scenery! The location is superb, just a ten-minute walk from Sendai Station. You can easily walk to places like Tohoku University (the former site of Sendai Medical College) and Zuihoden Temple.

The single room is quite big, but the bathroom is very small. Fortunately, we are all taking a hot spring bath, so we can barely get by without taking a shower. It is a very old hotel. It can be seen that it is a bit old, but it is well maintained. It feels that most of the guests staying in the hotel are Japanese who come for the weekend. There are free drinks in the lobby, and there are also take-out cups. The location is on the seaside and very close to the attractions. You can call to book a bus from the station to the hotel, which goes to Matsushima Coast and Matsushima Station. It seems that it is not written on the website. I found it when I was bored and looked through the explanations in the room. In fact, it is not long to walk from Matsushima Coast Station. The hot spring is good, facing the sea, and you can see the sea indoors and outdoors. Going to soak at off-peak times is equivalent to booking the whole place, which is very comfortable. We booked dinner and breakfast. The breakfast is well received, with special dishes from all over Miyagi Prefecture, and they all taste good. Dinner is hard to describe, semi-self-service, the appetizer sashimi and the main course of three choices are all normal, there are many self-service dishes, and the taste is not very good, the unlimited tempura is delicious, and the cod milt is especially good. However, there were also unlimited beef tongue and pork chops. Of the two beef tongues, one was so tough that I couldn't chew it at all, so I spit it out. The pork chops tasted good, but there was too much fat and meat, so I ate half and spit out the other half. The best thing about dinner was the dessert and fruit.