Hotel Hot Springs di Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

Terdapat rambut di atas katil. Angkat bantal ke atas. Dan di atas lantai bilik tidur terdapat rambut yang tersangkut pada stokin. Berhampiran stesen bawah tanah Tetapi pintu keluar di sebelah hotel tidak mempunyai lif. Mandian onsen kecil di luar, mampu merendam 2 orang pada satu masa. Terdapat popsikel percuma, ais, dan ramen lewat malam. Sarapan pagi adalah banyak, tetapi meminta susu hangat tidak tersedia untuk saya. Kami terpaksa mengambil susu sejuk dan memasukkannya ke dalam air panas sendiri.

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.

I had a pleasant stay with my friends for 7 days. The price was so good that we decided to have our own room for each of us. The size is decent, I could wide open my large luggage without any trouble walking around the room. The location is not bad, like 10mins walk from the JR Sendai Station, and quite close to the most popular restaurants in Sendai.

The ryokan location is excellent. My room has a huge picture window facing east. I can see the famous bay with its many islands, including the Fukuura island (福浦𡷊), in the morning with wonderful sun rise view. The Japanese breakfasts were excellent especially the one on our second day… fresh grilled fish, etc.. The Kaiseki dinners for both nights were wonderful with fresh grilled fish and high grade wagyu beef plus oyster cooked to perfection. The Onsens on the other hand are just Okay. However with the view of Fukuura island and its red bridge … nice.

도야마 마지막 숙소였습니다. 공항과 한정거장이라 여행을 마무리하기 편했습니다. 처음 배정 받은 룸에서 담배냄새가 나서 변경 요청했지만 변경된 객실은 좁지만 너무 좋않습니다. 조식이 생각보다 맛있고, 근처 역근처에 마트, 바로 옆에 편의점있어서 좋습니다.

設備も接客もサービスも食事もお風呂も最高でした。フリーラウンジの充実した内容が素晴らしいです。仲居さんにミャンマーからの技能研修の方々がいらっしゃいますが、彼女達の接客も素晴らしいです。是非、また利用したいお宿です

The hotel room is tidy. The dinner and breakfast are in buffet style. Just very normal buffet food. Food not impressive. If u are looking for good Japanese meals in onsen hotel, this one is definitely not an option. The public onsen is spacious without good view. Booked private bath but was bad, small and completely indoor without any view! Do not recommend paying extra for the private bath. I lost a room key inside the hotel and the hotel charges me $10,000 yen cash. I think this price for a lost key is unreasonably high. Hotel staff can’t speak English. Very hard to communicate with them. When i approach staff in English, they will reply in Japanese and did not offer proper help most of then time. Overall not a pleasure stay. Please consider the other hotel in this region when u see this review.

The hotel service was good. The lobby was grand and beautiful. On the contrary, the rooms were a bit old. The onsen was great. I tried both the new and old onsen. I personally liked the old one and is has a more Japanese taste. The new one is too modern. The onsen water really made my skin softer. The buffet meals were great. Overall good value for money.

very nice Onsen hotel.A very good Onsen.Room is Big compare to Japan Standard.Food was Buffet Morning and Dinner.A lot of variety.Not to bad to eat.Nice view to the mountain from my room.

The location is fanastic. It is close to Sendai JR Station, Sendai Morning Market and shopping streets. It is especially important given we have 2 ninety-year-old ladies in our group. Breakfast was great. The dining hall was of Art Deco design. It had a mixture of western and Japanese dishes. The amount was plentiful and quality was good. The onsen was free. There were jacuzzi and old water bath. It is pity that there was no open air bath. We would consider a return if we happen to come back to Sendai.