Isinomaki Ski Vacations

The Almont was a short walk away from Sendai Station, so very manageable with a carryon. Nearby there were many restaurants, convenience stores, and shopping areas. Air conditioner worked beautifully. Also, I used the coin-operated washer and dryer in the women's bath; 500yen for 120 minutes wash+dry. It worked well and had a passcode lock feature so you could walk away without worrying. I would definitely stay here again.

This hotel provides nice size rooms with comfortable beds, excellent en suite bathroom facilities, and spaces to sit. The reception area provides free drinks and snacks starting in the afternoon. The staff is friendly and their English was the most functional we encountered on our trip around northern Japan. The location near Sendai train station is very convenient and the 7-11 next door was useful. This was a very comfortable place to end our trip.

The hotel is very clean and updated. The staff were very good and friendly.

Great location. Nice breakfast buffet. Very conveniently located..

I wasn’t aware that property had smoking rooms and got reserved under one. I had to upgrade room due to a conference at property that still cost a substantial amount even with a discount and adding points to my bonvoy membership. Still we enjoyed the area and amenities. Thank you.

I wasn’t aware that property had smoking rooms and got reserved under one. I had to upgrade room due to a conference at property that still cost a substantial amount even with a discount and adding points to my bonvoy membership. Still we enjoyed the area and amenities. Thank you.

Excellent location and service. No negative side

Hotel and room were clean, very convenient to Sendai Station, the breakfast buffet offers many choices and well-curated. The best part is the onsen. What a wonderful way to soak and relax after a full day exploring Sendai and surrounding towns.

Rather like taking a Ryokan experience and superimposing a luxury spa. We did not even manage to get our bags into the entry without having a young attendant in kimono insist upon her loading them into a luggage cart and bringing them inside for us. Staff had very little English but made every effort to make our sign-in seamless. We had a traditional tatami room, which was more like a small house in scale. The onsen experience was delightful. Breakfast and dinners we took in the Japanese restaurant, all top quality. We were the only non-Japanese guests (at least, we never saw any others). Our room had traditional floor seating but also a sitting area next to the balcony with regular chairs/table, lovely view and very quiet (at least until the buses started their motors in the morning).