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I’m a repeat guest in Sendai. With direct access to the station and luggage storage available, it’s truly convenient, and the Facility is excellent. I usually stay in a wide single, but this time I was able to make a Reservation for a Superior Double (it’s often hard to find availability). It was a bit more spacious, a corner Room with a sofa, and the bathroom, sink area, and toilet were completely separate. The bath also had a jet tub, making it very comfortable. Since I often stay on weekends, Rooms are rarely available, but if I can make another Reservation next time, I’d love to stay in this Room again.

The beautiful Japanese garden, the impeccably maintained traditional building, and above all, the staff’s attentive service and thoughtful care made this a truly memorable Accommodation. I stayed with my elderly parents, and thanks to your considerate support, we were able to spend our time comfortably. Dinner began with refreshing summer appetizers, followed by fresh sashimi, a small hot pot with eel, and Sendai beef sirloin—each served in just the right portions and thoroughly enjoyed. The handmade soy milk hot pot at breakfast was also healthy and delicious. At first the open-air bath in our room felt a bit hot, but it soon became wonderfully soothing, and I could tell it was high-quality Onsen water. My parents were very happy as well. Thank you for a wonderful stay.

We stayed in a spacious Room with a special feel. It was clean, beautiful, and very comfortable. Fresh flowers were arranged throughout, and the cleaning was thorough. Dinner at “Omoinomama” was extremely satisfying—though for a woman in her 50s, the portions were a bit too large and I couldn’t finish everything within the allotted time… haha. It seemed like there may be an assigned attendant system; one staff member consistently came at just the right times to provide service. Drinks are ordered via smartphone, but they also took orders verbally, which was appreciated. The bath was spacious and the water temperature was perfect. There was also a hinoki cypress bath in the Room; I used it as well and found the scent very soothing. The only disappointment was that the coffee at the breakfast venue didn’t taste good. I have stayed here about three times before, but this was the first time I felt it wasn’t good at all. Since we were traveling with guests from far away, one of them even asked, “Is it over-brewed?” which was unfortunate. I also noticed that while some staff members were excellent, others seemed unmotivated. I’m leaving this Review in hopes that it will become an even better Accommodation.

The breakfast featured an abundance of Miyagi’s local specialties. Unfortunately, I couldn’t try everything, but everything I did have was truly delicious. Seafood, zunda, Sendai chili oil, a miso soup tasting, sweets—it's rare to see such an extensive lineup. I stayed for only one night due to work, but it was so good that I’d consider staying two nights just to enjoy the breakfast.

Overall, it was a compact Accommodation, but perhaps because it is new, it was very clean and comfortable. Although it is a new Facility, the in-room TV was not a smart TV, so I’m deducting one star; however, the breakfast was delicious, and Nono is wonderful as always.

We stayed here as a couple, and it was easily one of the top three Accommodations we’ve ever visited. The entire property is beautiful and spotless. The views from the lobby and lounge are wonderful, and since it’s all-inclusive, we were able to relax with a drink even before meals. Both dinner and breakfast are buffet-style, but the quality is truly outstanding. At the live kitchen, some dishes are finished right in front of you. There’s an excellent selection of carefully chosen local ingredients, and the alcohol isn’t the “mystery brands” you often find at buffets—there were familiar options, and they even had Nikka Date. We were especially satisfied with the food and drinks, particularly the alcohol. Another great point was that there’s no time limit for dining, and no fixed start time—within the designated entry window, you can go whenever you like. It was completely stress-free. In the evening there was a salon concert, which we enjoyed while having a drink. The only downside was that our Room was far from the large public bath—but given how big this Accommodation is, that’s understandable. Finally: although all staff members were Japanese, what stood out most was their exceptional hospitality—not only at reception, but also from the chefs in the kitchen and even on the Shuttle Service bus. We could truly feel their warm welcome from everyone. This is an Accommodation we’d love to visit again.

I stayed in the Women-Only Ladies’ Room (No Meals Included). I visit Sendai a few times a year with an overnight stay, but this was my first time using this Hotel. What made me choose it among many Hotels was the women-only floor with security access and the separate bathroom. The Room had been renovated and was very clean. The loungewear was a two-piece set, and the amenities were high-quality—something you’d expect from a ladies’ room—which really lifted my mood. There is also a water dispenser on each floor, so it’s helpful that there’s no need to buy bottled water. The front desk staff were also very pleasant. I initially thought it might be a bit far from the station, but it turned out to be no problem at all. Next time, I’d like to try the breakfast.

I stayed for one night starting August 14. Every year around this time, I return from Saitama Prefecture to visit family graves, but since my family home was lost in the earthquake, I stay at a Hotel instead. In previous years, I stayed at Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ichibancho every year, but because the parking lot was always off-site, I learned about Sendai West Exit Premier near the station and stayed here for the first time. Since it’s close to the station, I was worried about parking availability, but I was glad I could park even before check-in time. I’ve stayed at several Daiwa Roynet Hotels, and their bathrooms are my favorite. If I had made my Reservation earlier, a slightly larger Room might have been available, but it was quieter than expected despite being near the station. The location is very convenient, so I would definitely like to stay again next time. Thank you very much.

Overall, the Facility feels like a Business Hotel. In terms of hospitality, I felt that the late-night soba, welcome jelly, ice cream, and the Onsen helped make up for the rooms and amenities. I didn’t feel any particularly special hospitality from the front desk staff, but the staff who served the late-night soba were cheerful and energetic, which was great. The Onsen is compact but very pleasant and relaxing. Thank you.

I always choose this Hotel to enjoy a relaxing bath. However, this time, I experienced something unusual. It seemed that someone had washed their body in the bath, and when I tried to take a second bath late at night, there was a large amount of scum floating on the surface. I tried to scoop some out myself, but there was too much to handle. Feeling cold, I reluctantly used the cleaner side where water was flowing for a short time. When I reported this issue to the front desk, they responded promptly. The next morning when I went back to the bath, it had been cleaned thoroughly. It seems they checked and cleaned it several times during the night because by morning it was spotless and I could enjoy soaking comfortably again. Additionally, perhaps due to my distress over the situation, I completely forgot my glasses in the bath and couldn’t see well enough without them. When I mentioned this at reception, they kindly helped me search for them until we found them together—I truly appreciated their help as I'd almost given up hope of finding them. Thank you so much! This experience reminded me how important proper bathing manners are among guests. I look forward to staying here again!

Thank you for having me for one night. Not because I’m a senior, but when choosing a Hotel, having a large bath is an important requirement for me. Just like in Sapporo, I was able to enjoy a very pleasant bath. This trip wasn’t specifically to visit Sendai, but next time I’d like to plan an itinerary that includes staying at this Hotel again. Also, three hours after checkout I realized I had forgotten my glasses, and when I returned your staff handled it properly and I was able to retrieve them. Thank you very much.

Although the property is old, we enjoyed the Onsen, and the Room was spacious enough for four people, so we had a great time. We arrived late right around the time you were expecting us, and thank you for calling to check on us. If we have another opportunity, we would love to stay with you again. The meals were also delicious.

Visiting Sendai for the first time in 20 years, I chose to stay at Sakan again, a place full of fond memories.\nThe Onsen and Facility areas have been beautifully renovated, and amenities like ReFa hair dryers made the stay extremely comfortable. What impressed me most was the half-buffet. The beef tongue steak and sea urchin I selected as the main dishes were outstanding—being able to enjoy both meat and seafood so luxuriously left me completely satisfied. The buffet also offered a wide variety of options, with many live-kitchen stations, which made it wonderful to enjoy freshly prepared dishes. There was also an excellent selection of drinks and desserts, keeping me excited throughout.\nIt had been 20 years since my last visit, but it turned into an amazing experience that far exceeded my expectations. I would definitely love to return!

About an 8-minute walk along the main street from Sendai Station, the moment you step through the front entrance you’re greeted by a refreshing fragrance—pleasantly stimulating to the senses. In the lobby, depending on the time of day, there are live piano or pipe organ performances, with plenty of Bach filling the space—another delight for the ears. Even in the large public bath, you can stretch out while listening to Bach—a soothing treat for a body tired from walking. At breakfast, small dishes made with carefully selected Tohoku ingredients are packed tightly across the spread—pleasing to both eyes and palate. With a typhoon approaching and heavy wind and rain outside, we still went to watch the Eagles! This was a wonderful Hotel that became an unforgettable memory alongside Maeken’s milestone 100th NPB win.

The spacious, comfortable lobby and the nearby parking lot made parking very convenient. The Room was clean, with a wide range of yukata sizes available, and I really enjoyed the view from the window. Dinner and breakfast offered a great variety of dishes, including sushi and rice balls made by the chefs, steak, and more. Everything was delicious, and there was also an excellent selection of desserts.

This was my first stay here the other day. As the building is a renovated former Ryokan, there were a few areas that felt a bit aged, but it was an Accommodation filled with charm that far outweighed any such impressions. The buffet I had been looking forward to was in a class of its own compared with typical offerings—each dish was thoughtfully prepared, and everything I tried was seasoned beautifully and truly delicious. Above all, what made me happiest was the warm hospitality of the staff. I stayed with my elderly mother, who has weak legs and uses a cane, and at the restaurant entrance a staff member quickly noticed her situation and smoothly guided us to seats where it would be easier for her to serve herself. Their promptness and kindness at that moment moved me more than words can express. Throughout our stay, every staff member we spoke with responded pleasantly from start to finish, and I could really feel how well their training and hospitality are delivered. Although it was only one night, my mother, my wife, and I were able to spend truly meaningful time together. I would love to return again with my precious family. Thank you for giving us such wonderful memories.

There were thoughtful touches throughout, such as a basket for carrying towels and a change of clothes to the bath, and tabi socks provided for use inside the property. The food was also delicious.

This was my first time staying here. I thought it was an ordinary Business Hotel, but the Room was clean, and I was especially surprised to find ReFa hair dryers and hair irons provided as amenities. I think this is a service rarely seen in other Hotels. I stayed with breakfast included, and the meal was excellent as well. I would love to stay again. Thank you very much!

It wasn’t luxurious, but it was a Hotel with everything we needed. Located at the entrance to an arcade shopping street, with a convenience store, McDonald’s, Saizeriya, Mitsukoshi, and many restaurants nearby. It’s within walking distance of Sendai Station. The seating area is compact, and if you’re working at the desk it can be hard for others to pass by, but the bed was very comfortable. The bathroom and toilet are separate, and there’s also a changing area, so it was convenient. The room was also well cleaned. There were plenty of coin lockers available before and after check-in/out. The lobby is spacious and some guests spent time there; before check-in the breakfast café was open as well, so we could relax there. The colorful cream soda was cute and delicious. We stayed here to attend a live show at Tokyo Electron Hall—it's close by and highly recommended!

Breakfast was excellent. There were also Miyagi specialties, which we enjoyed. The Room was easy to use, and we would like to make this our regular Accommodation.