“快適に眠れて良かった”
The place was quiet, which I liked. I thought the selection of amenity items was good, but a bit more thought about portability might have made it even better.
Hideyuki4 days ago
★★★·Kurihara·7.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Grand Plaza Urashima in Kurihara features air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, bidets, and free WiFi. The hotel offers a restaurant, free private parking, and amenities like a 24-hour front desk, minimarket, and luggage storage. Located near Motsuji Temple and Chuson-ji Temple, it provides attentive staff, breakfast, and easy access to Kurikoma-Kogen Station, 83 km from Sendai Airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The place was quiet, which I liked. I thought the selection of amenity items was good, but a bit more thought about portability might have made it even better.
Hideyuki·4 days ago
The shower water turned to cold partway through, and the room felt cramped for four people.
Youiti·3 weeks ago
The staff greeted me with smiles. The air‑conditioner had an odor, and the shower curtain smelled sour.
Satoshi·3 weeks ago
The building feels nice and is surprisingly large for Japan. The rooms are normal but bigger than typical Japanese business hotels; they’re not fancy but they’re comfortable, clean, and functional. There’s plenty of parking across the street. I was pleasantly surprised by the many extras: free udon from 20:00‑22:00 (frozen, heat it yourself), a shared microwave in the hallway, several vending machines, a collection of manga books to borrow, hot and cold water and tea in the lobby, and free DIY kakigori (though I’m not sure if that’s always available or just seasonal). The downside is that you can hear people talking in the hallway from your room; I heard it once but it didn’t bother me at night, and most other guests were quiet and respectful. However, if you run into a loud neighbor you might have an unpleasant time.
キャサリン·3 weeks ago
The staff were friendly, and the breakfast crew were kind enough to let us take our time. I stayed in a twin room and, exhausted, dropped straight onto the bed, which turned out to be terribly uncomfortable. In the morning I inspected the bed more closely and discovered it was broken, which explained the poor sleep. The housekeeping team should definitely check the beds more carefully.
Yoshiko·A month ago