Hotel Palace Sendai in Sendai

It was close to the station, but I was able to stay there for a low price.
It was inconvenient that there was no coin laundry on the premises.
I turned the refrigerator down low, but it was still so powerful that it froze vegetables.
There was dust on the walls of the room, which was disappointing.
The room was on the national highway side, not the Shinkansen side, so it was noisy 24 hours a day.
The front desk staff were very helpful.

They will be closing after the stay on January 12th, 2026.
I had made a reservation for a date and time after that, but I received an email canceling my reservation for the reason mentioned above.
They say the reason is aging facilities.
Thank you for your hard work up until now.

It's a fairly old hotel, but above all it's clean and cheap to stay. However, the bathroom and toilet are quite small, so it may be a little difficult for people with large bodies. Depending on the room, the Shinkansen passes right next to the window, so it might be nice for children and people who like trains. However, if you are not interested in railways, you will be worried about the noise😅

Online reservations for singles cost around 4,000 yen. 6,000 yen by phone reservation.
Area of ​​room is passable, and bathroom is small. Especially the toilet seat is elementary school size. Big people are cramped. Ochin○n hits the toilet seat (^_^;)
There was free WiFi, but it didn't reach my room.
It's right next to the railroad tracks, so you can only see the railroad tracks. The sound of trains wakes me up in the morning.
I don't mind the oldness of the room, but the transparent file with the check-out rules is quite old, and when I turn it over, it feels a little sticky and disgusting.
The front desk is on the second floor. The response was normal for a man in his 50s. There is an elevator on the first floor and you can go directly to the top without going through the front desk.
The parking lot is under the tracks in the back, so you don't have to hit the rain. 1,000 yen per night
3 minutes walk from the front of the station.

Old fashioned business hotel. It's a short walk from the station, and you can hear the sound of trains near the Tohoku Main Line (I was worried about the sound of cars running on the road in front of me at midnight). There is an Indian/Nepalese restaurant on the first floor, but there is no breakfast service. There doesn't seem to be any shops nearby where you can eat breakfast, so I think it's better to get one at Seiyu or a convenience store, or check out and head towards the station. The environment is not very good, but it is several thousand yen cheaper than hotels near the station, so I think it is good for people who are particular about cheapness.