APA Hotel Sendai Eki Itsutsubashi
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 10:00 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Air conditioning
Spa
Front desk 24 hour
Restaurant
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APA Hotel Sendai Eki Itsutsubashi
APA Hotel Sendai-eki Itsutsubashi is conveniently located a 2-minute walk from Itsutsubashi Subway Station. It provides well-equipped rooms with modern facilities like a flat-screen TV with VOD system and BBC World News as well as free wired...
Reviews from 
Solo traveller
JP
Comment: 12 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Convenient within walking distance of the station
It is within walking distance from Sendai Station. Convenience store is also available on the first floor. The rooms are the size of a normal business hotel, but they were spacious and comfortable among the Apa hotels. I could see the bullet train from the window. There is also a large public bath where you can relax and take a bath. The check-out time was also 11 o'clock, so it was relaxing.
Solo traveller
JP
Comment: 13 Mar 2026
Stayed in: Mar 2026
The rooms are quite large, clean and good
It is also convenient near Sendai Station. It is also a short walk away from business trips. The room is spacious and you can spend your time slowly. I like having a large public bath. Taking a relaxing bath is good for relieving fatigue. The bed is quite spacious and you can sleep slowly. I think it's a good inn. You can relax while watching TV.
Solo traveller
Comment: 20 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
It still feels far away. I still can't fit in the room.
I decided to stay because there was still a slot for the Sendai Toku travel campaign on the day I wanted to stay, there was a large public bath, and there was a breakfast buffet with Sendai's famous Mejiro.
I knew in advance that there was a footbridge on the flow line to the hotel and that it was an eight-minute walk from the west exit of Sendai Station, but it was still a long way away. And. I found a route that didn't use a pedestrian bridge because I had a carry case (I had to cross the road again before I could cross to the other side of the road and get to Sendai Station using a pedestrian crossing). It is, after all, far away.
Hotel facilities (Apa standard room specifications. A room with a high bed so you can put your stuff under it, or a room that reminds you of the saying, "Get up, half tatami, sleep one tatami." There is a concentration of equipment, including a light switch, refrigerator and desk, lying on a bed and within reach. Pulling the desk chair is a bed (the space between the desk and the bed is enough for each person to pass through). I personally don't like it because it feels too high and uncomfortable. I think the "concentration controller by the bedside" is excellent.
The second generation president had promoted the left-handed showerhead in an interview, but when I went to the crowded morning bath, there was a phenomenon that only the booth with the clean left-handed showerhead was empty and all the right-handed ones were full. It doesn't work out as expected. The public baths also seem to go up in grade in the order of Ru < AP < Do in the business hotel chain. (But that doesn't mean the size of the baths changes significantly. I have no complaints at all because it is important that the unit bath with the small room can be avoided.)
Breakfast buffet is priced for good or bad. The prices are higher than the others, so there are fine ingredients on offer, but there are also dishes served at a typical breakfast buffet (with sausages, scrambled eggs and almost the same salad), so I decided to give breakfast for this stay because it was cheaper than the offer, but I won't have breakfast again.
From now on, if the fare is the same, you will choose a hotel near the station even if it is a unit bus.
I knew in advance that there was a footbridge on the flow line to the hotel and that it was an eight-minute walk from the west exit of Sendai Station, but it was still a long way away. And. I found a route that didn't use a pedestrian bridge because I had a carry case (I had to cross the road again before I could cross to the other side of the road and get to Sendai Station using a pedestrian crossing). It is, after all, far away.
Hotel facilities (Apa standard room specifications. A room with a high bed so you can put your stuff under it, or a room that reminds you of the saying, "Get up, half tatami, sleep one tatami." There is a concentration of equipment, including a light switch, refrigerator and desk, lying on a bed and within reach. Pulling the desk chair is a bed (the space between the desk and the bed is enough for each person to pass through). I personally don't like it because it feels too high and uncomfortable. I think the "concentration controller by the bedside" is excellent.
The second generation president had promoted the left-handed showerhead in an interview, but when I went to the crowded morning bath, there was a phenomenon that only the booth with the clean left-handed showerhead was empty and all the right-handed ones were full. It doesn't work out as expected. The public baths also seem to go up in grade in the order of Ru < AP < Do in the business hotel chain. (But that doesn't mean the size of the baths changes significantly. I have no complaints at all because it is important that the unit bath with the small room can be avoided.)
Breakfast buffet is priced for good or bad. The prices are higher than the others, so there are fine ingredients on offer, but there are also dishes served at a typical breakfast buffet (with sausages, scrambled eggs and almost the same salad), so I decided to give breakfast for this stay because it was cheaper than the offer, but I won't have breakfast again.
From now on, if the fare is the same, you will choose a hotel near the station even if it is a unit bus.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 6 May 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
The rooms were so clean and the Onsens both indoor and outdoor were magnificent! For western travelers, the rooms sizes are rather small but so efficiently organized.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 24 Dec 2025
Stayed in: Dec 2025
Everything was good additionally I felt relaxed after a long drive as well because of their free public onsen service to guests
Location
3-1-1 Itsutsubashi, Sendai, 984-0022, Tōhoku, Japan|2.3 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
10:00
Good to know
Pets not allowed
[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.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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