Hostels in Shibata District

"Overall, the property was perfect. I would consider Sotetsu Fresa Inn Sendai a more upscale Japanese business hotel. Room was clean and modern with a good selection of amenities. It's just a short walk from Sendai Station and conveniently located near many restaurants and shops. Unfortunately, breakfast is not complimentary but there are many breakfast options in the surrounding area. I found a cheap onigiri shop just around the corner from the hotel for just 150 yen each and the portions were generous, better than the ones at the convenience stores. There is also Asaichi Market, which I recommend taking a stroll through. "

"It was fine. "

"In general, most accommodations in Japan are well managed. However staff at Hotel Grand Beach shown exceptional problem solving skills and willingness to find alternative solutions for the needs of customers. Frontdesk staff, Yamazaki H, helped me called delivery service for an odd size item, which other accommodation have told me no can’t do. End result was I don’t have to carried the item on and off the Shinkansen for next three days of travel. Thank you Yamazaki-san "

"Great option if you're taking the Shinkansen. Room was spacious. Loads of amenities including face masks and even sunblock. Connected to many stores and restaurants, we loved it "

"Pleasant staff, very efficient. Room was clean, central location, close to large strip mall and train station. Bed was comfortable and room was quiet."

"Clean, functional, spacious (by Japanese standards) like other Daiwa Roynet Premier hotels. This one is super close to the subway entrance, and only a few mins from Sendai Station."

"Travelled as a family with young children. The room is spacious, clean bathroom with a bath tub. Parking is within the hotel at 1500yen per night. There is a family mart and lawson within walking distance. Overall, a pleasant stay. "

"Everything good "

"Excellent "