Hotel Grand Terrace Sendai Kokubun-Cho

It is 1 bus stop + walking distance from JR station. It is a very retro hotel. The lobby and rooms are like scenes from old movies. Although it is a bit old, I think it is fine compared to the price of 288/night. PS. There are no disposable slippers, remember to bring your own.

Cost-effective hotel. The room size is such that it is not inconvenient to stay alone. However, the cleanliness of the room should be taken into consideration... The breakfast in the morning is not surprising, but it is acceptable in terms of cost-effectiveness.

The location is relatively good, there are many commercial facilities around, and eating is also convenient. The hotel facilities are a bit old, like the old three-star hotels in China. There is a legendary bicycle rental service. When I asked the front desk, there were only two bicycles, and they were all rented out. I could only use public transportation and walking.

The hotel is located next to the famous Sendai Kokubuncho. There is a Simbac connected to the hotel, which is very convenient for drinking coffee. It is very close to Ichibancho and surrounding commercial streets, so shopping and eating are very convenient. Walking along Kokubun Town for about 1 kilometer, you can visit the headquarters of Tohoku University, see Lu Xun's portrait and memorial hall, as well as the ruins of Lu Xun's former residence, and take a cultural tour. Let's talk about the hotel. The hotel facilities are relatively old, so the hotel has made a lot of compensatory attempts for this, which really makes the guests very interested, such as: various additional varieties of free shampoo, lotion, and more. There are pillows, comic books, ice cubes, etc., and bicycles for rent. It feels good. Although the room facilities are a bit old, they are very clean. The toilet has no peculiar smell, and the exhaust system does not have any aftertaste. I am very satisfied with this. I booked a triple room with three large beds, which was larger than an ordinary room and was very comfortable. Breakfast is Japanese style, with pickles, rice, miso soup, some side dishes, salads, and two or three varieties of bread. There isn't much, but it's enough to fill you up. Speaking of service, the service in Japan is very good. I bump into the cleaning lady every day, and she greets me immediately when I meet her. She is very enthusiastic. Overall, I'm still very satisfied.

I always use it because it's in a good location and the price is reasonable. The building is old, but I think it looks more upscale than a normal business hotel.

The price is cheap and the location is good. There is an air purifier in the room. It's conveniently connected to Starbucks.

I always use this service, but this time I timed the check-in at 3 o'clock, but I was told that the room wasn't cleaned yet😮💨 I was waiting in the lobby, but after about 20 minutes, no one came to call me, so I asked if I was still at the front desk. I said yes, and it was done. What, maybe I forgot? After checking in at 3 o'clock, I was planning to rest until the appointed time, but I ran out of time.

I used to stay there a lot before corona because it's a location where you can sleep right after drinking, but it's been a long time since I've used it. It's a pity that the cleanness around the water has disappeared and there are inadequacies in cleaning. I'm wondering what to do next.