On the one hand, this hotel was about 700 -800m from the railway station, so it was a bit of a walk from the station to reach it. It was all on the flat though, not uphill or downhill. On the other hand, the area around the station had lots of traffic and noise, so being a bit further away also meant a quieter area. There were elevators to rooms. Check-in was smooth. The hotel looks on the older side. However, this also meant that that the room was not as tight as some of the newer hotels. The room came with a fridge, but no safe. Temperature was fine, but I couldn't see any thermostat controls. There was a desk, but overall, the room's lighting was less than sufficient. There was really only one useful electrical charging point for equipment. The bathroom was OK and typical for Japanese hotels in this class. Water pressure was good, hot water came through quickly. Drainage from the sink however needed a bit of attention. I did not sign up for breakfast in this hotel. There are plenty of restaurants midway between the hotel and the railway station, with most of them along the covered street. There are also many restaurants in the station itself, but these seemed always crowded. In the vicinty of the hotel, there were plenty of convenience stores around.

The wifi in the first room given to me was useless. The signal strength was so low, the connection dropped repeatedly. They changed my room the next day and the signal strength was better, mostly 3 bars out of five. The room didn't come with a kettle in the normal sense, but a small water boiler (no more then two teacups of water) on some kind of mini induction stove top. The bedside lamp didn't work.

Located a short ten minute walk from Sendai station, the hotel was very easy to find. The reception is open 24hrs and the staff were absolutely wonderful no matter the time I came in or went out. The hotel room was bigger than your standard room and comfortably furnished with an additional table and armchair to rest in. The bathroom was a common unit bath which does not look flattering on the photos of the property but was actually very spacious and clean. Cleanliness in general was great, they left new towels outside your door if you did not wish for cleaning on the day. The best part was the silence; the walls are not thin like normal hotel rooms but seemed to be thicker so one couldn't hear the rooms next door. It was the best sleep I ever had at a hotel due to that!

There was a problem with the wifi upon arrival, however it was fixed within 20mins.

The room is spacious and very clean, the staff greeted us every time we left or returned to the hotel. A few minutes walk to the closest metro station and convenience store. Great value for the price, highly recommend.

Very good breakfast, only 10min walk from Sendai main station, very friendly staff, choice between Japanese style and American style breakfast

Breakfast was not included in the price, but can be ordered/ purchased upon arrival and for the entire duration of the stay

Super spacious hotel rooms, especially for Japanese standards, comfortable bed, nice staff and close to Sendai station. It's not a big building which gives it more of a personal feeling.

For breakfast you can choose between Japanese or European every day, but these two options are always the same (it's not a buffet), so it can get boring fast. Also breakfast is till 8:30 which I find a bit early.

I stay at the Daichii Inn Park whenever I travel to Sendai and it is like a second home. It is quiet, peaceful and in a fantastic location and the staff are so helpful and polite. I will always stay here when I am in beautiful Sendai.

I liked everything ..

Lovely place, very close to the city's Ichibancho (~15 mins by walk) and Sendai station (~10 mins by walk), with helpful staff and clean rooms. No issues whatsoever!

Friendly staff. Room is clean with a lot of space. Mattress is firmed. sleep very well.

for me Hotel location a bit far from Sendai station when walk with big luggage.

Staff were lovely to deal with despite not having a great deal of knowledge in japanese language.

Pillows felt rock hard and were a little uncomfortable to sleep on

Close to the tram line and the beautiful Sendai castle and park

Lovely and clean with super friendly staff