Hotel Pearl City Sendai, Sendai

This hotel offers an incredible view of the festival's fireworks, a unique experience not to be missed in Japan. The staff was professional and attentive, although a bit lacking in the friendliness aspect compared to typical Japanese hospitality standards. The location was convenient, close to the subway station and within walking distance to major attractions. The dining options were satisfactory, and the facilities provided a comfortable stay overall.

My stay at the hotel was absolutely delightful. The rooms were incredibly cozy and offered a mesmerizing view of the festival's fireworks from a smaller room to another room, the kind of experience you rarely find in Japan. The staff was always attentive and ready to assist, from providing a new blanket to interacting with the cleaning lady. However, one downside was that the service wasn't as friendly as expected, which is quite surprising in Japan where hospitality is usually beyond excellence.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were inexpensive, but unfortunately, mine was too warm and had a lingering tobacco smell despite being a non-smoking room. The service was a bit of a letdown compared to the usual outstanding Japanese hospitality. However, the location was convenient near the Aobadori Ichibancho subway station, and the reasonable dining options were better than expected.

The hotel offers a clean and comfortable stay with friendly staff and a great location near the Aobadori Ichibancho subway station. While the dining options are basic, the overall value for money is good.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were small and had a blocked view due to a neighboring building, but I was lucky to catch a glimpse of the festival's fireworks. The service was not as friendly as expected in Japan, but the staff were helpful when I needed extra amenities. The location was convenient, close to the subway station and shopping areas, which was a plus. The dining options were basic but better than anticipated after a few days. Overall, a decent stay with a few drawbacks.

The hotel is situated near Aobadori Ichibancho subway station, a mere 10-minute walk from Sendai station. The rooms were very clean and nice overall, but my non-smoking room had a faint tobacco smell, and I found the temperature to be too warm at times. The service, though not very friendly, was professional throughout my stay. The location is excellent, being close to Sendai station and the shopping area, with easy access to the subway. The dining experience turned out to be basic, even for Japanese breakfast, but it exceeded my expectations in some aspects like the price, which was around 900 yen. The facilities provided by the hotel were satisfactory.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The room was disappointing with cleanliness issues, but the staff was friendly and helpful. The location was convenient with easy access to public transportation. The dining options were basic although the prices were reasonable.

The hotel is conveniently located near Aobadori Ichibancho subway station, just a 10-minute walk to Sendai station. The rooms are clean and comfortable with a view of the festival's fireworks, but the non-smoking room had a slight tobacco smell. The service was friendly and professional, although surprising for Japan where hospitality is usually exceptional. The dining options were basic but better than expected, and the overall value for money was fair.

My stay was a bit of a mixed bag. The hotel's location was convenient, close to the subway station and shopping areas, but I encountered cleanliness issues in the room with mold and a tobacco smell lingering despite it being a non-smoking room.

The hotel offers a great view of the festival's fireworks, but the rooms were not up to standard with cleanliness issues. The staff was friendly and helpful, although one member seemed out of place in terms of typical Japanese hospitality. The location is convenient, near Aobadori Ichibancho Subway station and within a walking distance to Sendai station. The dining options were basic, and the hotel had some notable facilities.