Hotel Grand Terrace Sendai Kokubuncho

I stayed for two nights in a Deluxe Twin.The Room and beds were spacious and comfortable. The unit bath had new fixtures and was easy to use. There weren’t many outlets, but an extension cord was provided in the Room, so it wasn’t inconvenient. The desk was also fairly large, so I could study/work comfortably.Looking at the map, it seems far from the station, but you can walk under a covered arcade from the subway station to within about a minute of the Hotel. It was raining, but I barely got wet on the way to the Hotel. I could also walk from Sendai Station.There are plenty of restaurants nearby as well as Mitsukoshi, so dinner options were great. It was also convenient that there’s a Starbucks and a convenience store on the first floor of the Hotel.The breakfast buffet was excellent—very tasty, served warm, and with just the right variety. Hot drinks come in paper cups with lids, so it seemed like you could take them back to your Room.There were white rice, barley rice, and rice porridge; and about six kinds of bread. There were also local Miyagi specialties to enjoy. The zunda bread was delicious.The breakfast side dishes changed between the first and second mornings, so I didn’t get bored.The nightwear is a thin bathrobe style, so I wished I had brought my own loungewear.There were lots of manga available, but they’re older titles—people who grew up in the Showa era might feel nostalgic (e.g., Maison Ikkoku).For shipping luggage (takkyubin), they only accept Yamato Transport cash-on-delivery shipments. You need to purchase a shipping bag.Overall, I was very satisfied with this Hotel and would like to stay again.

I always stay here. Located in the heart of Kokubuncho, it offers excellent access to restaurants and is very convenient. The Hotel is clean, and the staff are courteous, so you can feel at ease during your stay. The breakfast has a wide variety of options and is very satisfying, making this Hotel highly recommended for both business trips and sightseeing.