Ulasan Hotel Route-Inn Sendai Higashi

Unusual group guests. The dining room was too crowded. And because group guests are given priority, I couldn't eat breakfast and had to check out because I had to work. The front desk just said "Ah ah" and didn't help at all. I will never use this hotel again

The rooms are clean and the breakfast is delicious. The large public bath is as big as a hot spring inn.

Although the location is a bit remote, the hotel facilities and services are very good. The room is relatively large and has a separate desk for work. The large bath is highly recommended and can relieve the fatigue of travel.

It's a bit far from the center, but there is a metro nearby and you can get to Sendai station by it. I don't recommend using it as a hub, because the main and useful forks are from Sendai Station. 3 smoking rooms on the 1st/5th/10th floors, which is convenient There is even a vending machine with cigarettes in the smoking room on the 1st floor

No matter which Route Inn I stay at, even though it's a business hotel, it has a large public bath, is clean, includes breakfast, and is reasonably priced.

The room was clean. I smoke, so when the elevator opens, the smell of cigarettes in the hallway on the smoking floor will disappear. I know it's selfish, but...

Even though it was high season, I was lucky enough to get a twin room. The only drawback was that there was a lot of dust on the windows and by the windows.

Very good, there are also complete shops around

Nice hotel, very clean, convenient parking lot

The hotel is very clean, has hot shower, varied breakfast, very delicious

The hotel is very clean and the staff are very polite. There are bus stops, subways, and convenience stores nearby, and the breakfast is delicious.

The room and the large public bath were very clean and beautiful. The breakfast was delicious and I was very satisfied.

Very satisfied. The hotel environment is simple and warm, and the location is quiet in a busy city, hidden inside a main street. Walk out of the small street and there is a subway station in each direction within ten minutes' walk. If you want to go shopping, Harajuku and Omotesando are only one or two stops away. Ginza seems to be relatively far away, I can't remember clearly, but probably no more than ten stops. The Hills shopping mall is not far from Tokyo Tower, National Museum of Modern Art, etc., so the location is very convenient. There is a 711 not far downstairs and a Family Mart, which is very convenient. There are various restaurants not far away. Especially across the street from the hotel, there is a Yakitori izakaya run by an elderly family. It is quite interesting and is located on the second floor of a rather old building. It’s not big, the lights are warm at night and you can see it from far away. It is also recommended to go there for a drink two nights in a row. The room is small, needless to say, most rooms in this price range in Japan are like this. It’s okay for me when I’m alone. I can just turn around and go to bed as soon as I enter the room. But it’s hard to say if there are many people around. The room was clean and functional. The breakfast is not very varied, but it is pretty standard, with both Western and Japanese options. It is worth praising that the two Chinese managers in charge of reception at the front desk were very nice, polite and considerate, and they were very patient in answering questions. This is a great communication experience for Chinese guests who are not good at the language. Thank you. Anyway, I will come again next time I come to Tokyo.

The room was spacious and clean, and the bed was comfortable.