Sendai Hills Hotel

I used this accommodation for an early stay to meet a friend in Sendai. Since I came by car, the parking lot was convenient, but access might not be ideal if you have business in the city center. There were restaurants and supermarkets nearby, so it seemed easy to buy anything forgotten during the trip. The breakfast buffet included dishes featuring Miyagi specialties, which was very satisfying.

Stayed during the Obon period with family. (Executive Deluxe Double) There were some minor concerns, but overall it was a good experience. I would like to stay again next year. ■ Room - The room was spacious and comfortable, allowing us to relax. - Even with two children in Child Sharing Existing Bedding, we slept well. - The night view was unexpectedly beautiful and impressive. - Since the sliding windows could fully open, child safety measures such as opening locks or lockable screens would have been appreciated. - Despite the room being large, it was disappointing that the bathroom had a 3-in-1 unit type layout. ■ Public Bath & Pool - The public bath is small but includes a sauna. - It was unfortunate that it was closed during the Obon period; this is precisely when it should be open for guests' convenience. - Children who are potty-trained can use the pool; however, it's designed for fitness purposes rather than for playing with children.■ Breakfast - Buffet-style breakfast included local Sendai dishes and tasted decent overall.- Due to its linear arrangement of dishes, it became overly crowded and took considerable time to serve food; a more flexible layout allowing free movement would be better.- Essentials like rice, ketchup, and drink glasses ran out frequently, making smooth serving difficult; going back later to get them amidst crowds was challenging.- Although we had a Multiple Night Stay, the menu remained unchanged daily which was disappointing.