1. This is the only hotel I found in Sendai to accommodate family of 4 in one room. 2. Everything is clean and new. 3. Location is 7-10mins walk to Sendai Station. 4. Quite. 5. A/C vent is clean and cold. 6. The staffs are so nice and friendly.

1. You have to carry your luggages on the stairs to get in. I wish there is a ramp to drag it by the wheels. 2. They do not have laundry facilities. You have to cross the street to a nearby laundry shop. 3. They do not have few things like lotion and other pampering stuffs or maybe we just missed where it is placed at the reception area.

I was captivated by the style of the rooms but the place is even cooler than it looks! They have both a sake bar and a cafe and while I didn't get time to visit the former the latter was the place for our breakfast and I loved it. The beds are comfy and they make very good use of the limited space in the rooms (and they are still more spacious than what you'll find in a salaryman hotel like APA). The staff was very accommodating of us and they spoke way better english than we expected (especially compared to what we found in Tokyo). Definitely want to come back to Tohoku and this place!

It's a bit of a walk from the station and to the nearest coin laundry, especially during the harsh summer.

The staff was great, handling our luggage and packages. The entire vibe of the hotel is very hipster with purposefully stylistically undone walls, etc. We stayed for 6 nights and were fine. It's close enough to Sendai station to make it a great launching place for day trips. Our Japanese style room was comfortable to sleep it, but a bit small for two people with large suitcases. But we made it work.

The windows don't open which makes airing out the room difficult, and the air dry from the aircon. And this isn't the hotel's fault, but the cafe. It's a super hipster cafe that's very proud of their coffee, not a place that's built to do hotel breakfasts. If it wasn't prepaid, we probably wouldn't have eaten breakfast there again. The breakfasts are small, but good, although most options really lack protein. Anyways, the biggest issue is timing. It takes 5 minutes to eat their tiny breakfast, but up to 40 minutes for them to serve it. When you have trains and buses to catch, this is not okay for a hotel with travelers. Personally I'd recommend going to the conbini around the corner. Which we did a couple of days to get some protein in us.

Very stylish and 4 good beds which was nice for the family. Location is convenient as it's close to the station and restaurants.

Couldn't open the window and couldn't regulate the temperature in the room to our taste so we had to keep turning the AC on and off. The space in the room is a bit limited as there's a table with two large chairs - but we were 4 and couldn't all sit at the table. There isn't a common space to have coffee/bring takeaway food as there's a café you can use but only outside of the cafe hours, and it opens at 7am. Overall nothing too problematic for a one night stay though.

I stayed for two nights at OF Hotel in Sendai and overall had a very pleasant experience. The hotel is modern, stylish, and exceptionally clean. Everything felt well-maintained and organized, and it was genuinely enjoyable to stay here.

The location isn’t ideal — it’s about a 12-minute walk from the central station and a bit off to the side of the city. • The breakfast wasn’t worth the ¥1100 in my opinion; it was quite basic. • The room ceiling was low — I’m 185 cm tall and had to bend down to pass through the doorway.

The location is really good, extremely close to the JR Station and the overall hotel is modern and clean. The staff is absolutely amazing also, special thanks to the reception staff for taking the time and helping us fill out the waybill for our luggage. There is an extremely good coffee place right at the hotel on the second floor, one of the best speciality coffee we had in Japan so far. Overall would really recommend OF Hotel if you are looking for a few nights in Sendai!

Really loved the staff. They're so warm and friendly! Helped me with my concerns and answered my queries. I really liked my room, it's so cute and simple. Not a lot of fuss. Plenty of space too. And the hotel is just walking distance to Sendai station, the bus drop off from Tokyo and the bus terminals, JumpShop, animate,Donki. Seriously I didn't have to ride the bus a lot! And there were 2 family marts nearby. Everything was accessible.

The fridge could be bigger though. But it's alright, I was amazed and made do with what I can fit. Haha it's so cute tbh. Ngl, I was wondering where the fridge was.

The building, exterior, interior, rooms - everything is clean and stylish. The staff is nice and welcoming. Location is good, main station in 10 minutes walk. Single room is pretty small but everything is convenient. No any problems happened.

Earlier check-in costs money even if your room is already free and prepared. In your room you have only one wooden floor chair in front of table. Not so comfy especially for tall people.

This hotel is located about 10 minutes from Sendai Station. You will be given a room card when you check in, and you will need to use the card to enter the hotel in midnight time. The accommodation of this hotel is clean and comfortable, also can request room cleaning services everyday! Most important, the staff of this hotel always warmly treat travelers, makes people feel like home!

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Clean and modern design. Great sake bar in basement of same building. Close to station and shops. Perfect for one person short stay.

My room (one person) was perfect but the other room (same size) for two people had less space and no shelf, seat or desk. The beds are on a raised floor which was fine for our family but could be harder for someone who has trouble getting up out of bed.