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"The rooms are very spacious and clean. There are tons of amenities to choose from. The free coffee is good. The kids play area is new and clean. This is the best hotel in Sendai for families. "

"The hotel is conveniently located near to Sendai Station. The amenities provided for guests to take was excellent! The relaxation stickers were especially appreciated after a tiring day of walking. They helped relief tired muscles. A variety of bath salts as well facial products (lotions & face masks) were generously provided. There was also a free coffee machine service in the lobby. Rooms were spacious."

"最上階の大浴場がとても良い。"

"It was a great location close to the train station with lots of food options and a fresh morning market basically just downstairs! The hotel was clean and really nice to stay in, and staff are helpful as always in Japan!"

"Awesome location just a stones throw from Sendai station. Great room, friendly staff. Will definitely stay there again!!!!"

"Excellent service, beautiful location!"

"Excellent hotel with great staff. The location really can’t be beat - it’s basically at the center of everything and right near the station, too. Also the staff was very accommodating and friendly, equipped with translation devices or simply good English skills (which was very helpful for an English-only guest like me). Everything else was very comfortable and every service I needed felt within an arm’s reach. Well worth the price should you be able to afford it; would highly recommend!"

"Love this hotel, easily accessible to Sendai station! Staff are very kind and accommodating. Our room is always clean. Love the night snacks offered- soba and soft serve ice cream. Also the hotel breakfast has great options. Will defiantly stay here again if we go back to Sendai ;)"

"We stayed at OneFive Sendai for 2 nights. We had only reserved 1 night but our plans changed and they were able to accommodate us. The room was quite spacious and we liked that it was clean and newer. Bathroom had a huge countertop which was unusual for Japan and we loved it!"