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"The staff was very nice and helped me ship my luggage to my next hotel. The area is close by the Asachi market and an old woman who sells homemade onigiris by that market every morning at 7am. The location is 10 mins from Sendai station and 8 mins from Adobori station which is not too bad. "

"The Grand Bach with its distance to the station made it a very convenient hub to explore Sendai and the surrounding region."

"Close to Sendai Station-within walking distance. Close to many restaurants & shops. They provide toiletries & pajamas & slippers. You can request to have your pajamas & towels changed daily. You have a mini fridge, heater/AC, desk, chair. They can hold your luggage, but in the open area lobby. They have a restaurant attached & breakfast. "

"Clean , quiet, speedy check-in, great location to train station, restaurants and shopping."

"Beautiful room."

"The location to the train station was excellent. We stayed only one night and the hotel served our needs."

"Room was clean, amenities were quick to resupply, but place is hard to find from Sendai station"

"Great value hotel. Modern and clean. Onsen / Sento was well maintained and hot. Plenty of car parking. Many dining options in the area."

"The whole place is old, dated and needs some refurbishment & cleanup. The guests are asked to take off their footwear when coming in and use provided & used theirs instead, supposedly to keep the floors spotless. But the carpeted floors look worn out, with long large dark patches everywhere. The same footwear can be used on the outside balconies which have dust & dirt. Moreover, the decor is ghastly with plastic plants & flowers everywhere, brown carpet, dark wall, cheap small lightings. The breakfast are monotonous, mostly unchanged during our 3 morning visits, hardly edible. Dinners are much the same with unexcited menus. This is made worse as there is not many restaurants in the town that are open after 5pm. We were attracted to the town due to the travel blurbs that it is one of the top places to visit in Japan. This may be true only for the shrines and scenic places, but definitely not with the supporting eateries. The only good points about the accommodation (definitely not 'resort' as in the name) are the friendly staff and the children playpen in the common area."