Sendai Sunplaza
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Datos rápidos
Check-in desde: | 15:00 |
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Check-out antes de: | 10:00 |
Servicios
Wi-Fi
Recepción las 24 horas
Restaurante
Lavandería
Instalaciones para reuniones
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Sendai Sunplaza
Property Description A peaceful environment far from the hustle and bustle of traffic. A good starting point for business and sightseeing trips. Next to the Sendai Sun Plaza Hall. 8min by foot to the Kleenex Stadium Miyagi arena. Property Access Near Senseki Line's Tsutsujigaoka Station. 13min by foot from JR Sendai Station. Next to Sendai Sun Plaza.
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Otro
Comentario: 10 ago. 2006
Great Conference Venue: convenient to rail station & subway
I recently had a wonderful stay at the Sendai Sun Plaza Hotel . It is about 7 or so blocks west of the Sendai Rail station in Miyagino-ku right by the Tsutsujigaoka of the city's subway station (one stop from Sendai station) or about a 10-minute walk.
I cant say much about Sendai. Basically the most I did was take a prolonged walk in its shopping arcade on the other side of the rail station, visit its largest electronics store (adjacent to the west side of the rail station), suck down a few coffees on Miyagino street, and check out the city's (premier?) Indian restaraunt. (We'd been eating the native fare all week and wanted a change of venue.) But needless to say, despite the heat and rain of late July 2006, I found access to the rest of the city rather convenient.
The hotel provides two types of rooms: "traditional Japanese," which I gather means a tatami room with futons, and what I gather must be considered western style--conventional beds (no double beds, at best two twins) albeit with Japanese pillows--i.e., filled with buckwheat hulls rather than down or polyester fill. My son and I slept well. But I'm not sure how romantic couples might take to the arrangement.
As a Dutch colleague put it, service and retail facilities in Japan tend to provide "overservice." That is, there is always someone ready to help you. Sendai Sun Plaza was no exception, and most of the desk staff during our conference could speak and understand English rather well. The hotel has a single restaurant called "Sunpaste," which was adequate but rather expensive for breakfast and closed a bit early (9 PM) for conference goers who like to share conversation over alcohol or coffee. Hence, I recommend that you bone up on local restaurants before you arrive. That said, a sushi restaurant just two doors west stayed open an hour later and offered both sake and beer. Also adjacent and just to the north of the west side of the rail station a building houses four floors of restaurants. Hence, it is difficult to complain much on this count.
The hotel has a fitness club and pool. Both are rather expensive for the occasional visitor (about 1,000 Yen per day). But the banquet and conference facilities are large, and the food that was catered was more than ample and quite tasty!
The bottom line, the Sendai Sunplaza was a great venue for a conference. It could well also serve as a great base from which to tour Sendai and the rest of Tohoku. Not taking advantage of this option I simply cannot say for sure.
I cant say much about Sendai. Basically the most I did was take a prolonged walk in its shopping arcade on the other side of the rail station, visit its largest electronics store (adjacent to the west side of the rail station), suck down a few coffees on Miyagino street, and check out the city's (premier?) Indian restaraunt. (We'd been eating the native fare all week and wanted a change of venue.) But needless to say, despite the heat and rain of late July 2006, I found access to the rest of the city rather convenient.
The hotel provides two types of rooms: "traditional Japanese," which I gather means a tatami room with futons, and what I gather must be considered western style--conventional beds (no double beds, at best two twins) albeit with Japanese pillows--i.e., filled with buckwheat hulls rather than down or polyester fill. My son and I slept well. But I'm not sure how romantic couples might take to the arrangement.
As a Dutch colleague put it, service and retail facilities in Japan tend to provide "overservice." That is, there is always someone ready to help you. Sendai Sun Plaza was no exception, and most of the desk staff during our conference could speak and understand English rather well. The hotel has a single restaurant called "Sunpaste," which was adequate but rather expensive for breakfast and closed a bit early (9 PM) for conference goers who like to share conversation over alcohol or coffee. Hence, I recommend that you bone up on local restaurants before you arrive. That said, a sushi restaurant just two doors west stayed open an hour later and offered both sake and beer. Also adjacent and just to the north of the west side of the rail station a building houses four floors of restaurants. Hence, it is difficult to complain much on this count.
The hotel has a fitness club and pool. Both are rather expensive for the occasional visitor (about 1,000 Yen per day). But the banquet and conference facilities are large, and the food that was catered was more than ample and quite tasty!
The bottom line, the Sendai Sunplaza was a great venue for a conference. It could well also serve as a great base from which to tour Sendai and the rest of Tohoku. Not taking advantage of this option I simply cannot say for sure.
Viajero solo
Comentario: 14 oct. 2023
Fecha de estadía: oct. 2023
front
There were a lot of guests checking in, but only one person was at the front desk.
They didn't call for help, and they never came.
I had to wait more than 30 minutes to get my key after I came back from going out.
Also, the TV in the room was really hard to use, and the signal was sometimes cut off.
They didn't call for help, and they never came.
I had to wait more than 30 minutes to get my key after I came back from going out.
Also, the TV in the room was really hard to use, and the signal was sometimes cut off.
Viajero de negocios
Comentario: 22 abr. 2016
Fecha de estadía: sep. 2015
Comfortable and convenient
Sendai Sunplaza was my only hotel option while on my trip late last year, as the town was sold out for a popular music group's concert...which is why I was there myself. It's a few blocks from the train station so take a taxi, but it's a very short trip.
I arrived late and they put up with my sketchy Japanese as I asked about coffee service and all that on check-in. Very friendly staff, they speak English but it can be sketchy. too.
There's a 7-Eleven across the street (yay!), and the rooms are neat and clean. My single room was on the small side but nice, and I had a view of the northern mountains above the buildings, from a high floor. The next time I'm in Sendai I would stay here again; it's quite pleasant.
The only thing I'd suggest is that you keep your patience cap on if they happen to have an event in their hall. It can get quite crowded from the main street to the elevators.
I arrived late and they put up with my sketchy Japanese as I asked about coffee service and all that on check-in. Very friendly staff, they speak English but it can be sketchy. too.
There's a 7-Eleven across the street (yay!), and the rooms are neat and clean. My single room was on the small side but nice, and I had a view of the northern mountains above the buildings, from a high floor. The next time I'm in Sendai I would stay here again; it's quite pleasant.
The only thing I'd suggest is that you keep your patience cap on if they happen to have an event in their hall. It can get quite crowded from the main street to the elevators.
Otro
Comentario: 31 mar. 2025
仙台サンプラザ ホールでライブがあった為、コンサート割引きプランで宿泊させて頂きました。やはり、コンサート会場からすぐの場所なので、ライブ後、宿泊先までの距離が短いのがとても良かったです。また、JR仙石線、仙台駅から榴ヶ岡駅まで1駅で着く所や着いて改札出てからもすぐにホテルがあるので、実際1人で初めてきましたが、初めて来る方も行きやすくて分かりやすい場所にあるかなと感じました。お部屋もゆっくり休むことが出来ました。またライブがありましたら泊まりたいと思います。
Familia viajera
Comentario: 19 jun. 2025
ライブのために宿泊させて頂いたのですが、お部屋も広く清潔感があり、疲れた体をリフレッシュ出来ました！
また機会があれば利用したいです！
また機会があれば利用したいです！
Ubicación
5 Chome-11-1 Tsutsujigaoka, Sendai (Miyagi), 983-0852, Tohoku, Japón|A 3,42 km del centro de la ciudad
Check-in y check-out
Check-in desde:
15:00
Check-out antes de:
10:00
Información útil
[Notice Regarding Miyagi Prefecture Accommodation Tax]
Miyagi Prefecture (including Sendai City) will officially introduce an accommodation tax starting January 13, 2026.
Guests staying in the prefecture whose room charge (room-only rate before tax) is JPY 6,000 or more per person per night will be required to pay an accommodation tax of JPY 300 per person per night.
For details regarding the payment method of the accommodation tax, please contact the hotel directly.
For further information, please refer to the official Sendai City website.
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