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I went to Shiogama many times, but this is the first time I stayed. It is good as the starting point of Shiogama sightseeing because it is immediately after leaving the station and crossing the signal. The facilities are simple, but I don't feel particularly inconvenient. It is a good hotel with a cospa. There is also a convenience store nearby and a famous shop of specialty cherry blossoms is lined up. This time I used sushi Tetsu. The material was fresh and very delicious, but the price is a little tight. . .

I thought it was only good to sleep for the surrounding sightseeing based here such as ISHINOMORI manga hall in ISHINOMAKI, Matsushima, Shiogama fishery middle wholesale market, and so on, and I made it to this business hotel. I booked dinner at night with the famous Yakiniku wool in the neighborhood and enjoyed thick cut tan and calves. The twin is a corner room, the room is large as a business hotel, and the window is 2 places, and there is little closure, and there is another sliding door inside, so I couldn't care about the noise and Asahi and I could sleep comfortably. The unit bus was also large and immersed in a bathtub with the child. I bought a sleeping drink at the next seven eleven. The parking lot was small, but it felt like a considerable number could be stopped. I want to use it again.

It is a route inn along No. 45, but it is conveniently located if you use the Sengoku line because it is within walking distance of tagajo station. The train was correct because the car was heavy traffic in sightseeing on Matsushima coast. The hotel is a new low-rise 3 story building, the room is clean and there is a large bath on the 1 floor. The breakfast was delicious.

It is said that the name changed from Sendai Taga Castle to Kohoku Interchange from September.As the name suggests, it is immediately from Kohoku Interchange. It's along a big road, but there are several stores and restaurants around the hotel. It was a little bit painful on the island of land for a few days. You walk about 15 minutes to the station. The public bath is on the １ floor and passes through the place where people in front of the front desk go and go, so women might want to think about what to wear.

The large communal bath has a washroom of ４ and is small considering the size of the hotel, but I am grateful that there is a large communal bath. After check-in, enter the large communal bath, refresh yourself, and then soak in hot water in the bathroom of the room to relax. I like it very much. Since it is a bathroom with windows, I was wondering if I could see it from the outside, but I turned off the lights in the bathroom and half opened the blinds. Showering and bathing in bright natural light in the morning seems to be comfortable. It was nice to see light shining through the bathroom door into the washbasin and toilet space. I think it would have been better if there was a sliding door between the washbasin and the toilet. The refrigerator was not turned on and it was not cold when I arrived. I turned on the power from there, but it wasn't very cold even in the morning. It was a twin room, but the room is full with only the bed. The door is a type that opens on the corridor side, and when you open the door, it's already at the foot of the bed. It is a system that hangs on the hook on the wall without space to put clothes on. Breakfast was quite disappointing in terms of content. Frozen mini omelet? , Grilled fish fillets that look dried and not delicious at all. It was cold probably because it was too late. Nowadays, there are many business hotels with free breakfast (although the accommodation fee includes breakfast), which is definitely more delicious. Only the rice (rice) was delicious. There was no zuda mochi or cherry blossoms seen in the review. Because the accommodation fee is cheap, this unfortunate breakfast fee 700 yen feels high. Next time, I would like to eat elsewhere without breakfast.

The room is a typical Japanese business room, the service is good