Stay at APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi: Hot Spring "Genyo-no-Yu" and Coin Laundry Information

Stay at APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi

Tonight, I am staying at APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan, during my business trip.

Hallway of APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The hallway of APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi. It has a stylish atmosphere.

Room interior of APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi viewed from the entrance, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The room interior of APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi, viewed from the entrance. This is the room I will stay in tonight.

Room interior of APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi in Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The room interior. Although I booked a smoking room instead of a non-smoking one, the smell of cigarettes was hardly noticeable. The hotel staff must have done a good job deodorizing the room.

Bed inside APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The bed inside the room.

Desk and chair inside APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The desk and chair inside the room. Quite clean and tidy.

Bathroom, toilet, and sink inside APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The bathroom, toilet, and sink. The amenities looked good, but I used the large public bath (the natural hot spring "Genyo-no-Yu"), so I did not use the bathtub in the room.

Night view toward Sendai Station from APA Villa Hotel Sendaieki-Itsutsubashi, Sendai City, Miyagi Prefecture, Japan

The night view toward Sendai Station from the room. I took this photo at around 23:23.

Impressions of the Natural Hot Spring "Genyo-no-Yu"

After working for about an hour, I went to the natural hot spring "Genyo-no-Yu" located on the second floor of the hotel. Thanks to the hot spring, my body still feels warm. The open-air bath was also pleasant.

The hot spring water is a sodium chloride spring, which is said to be good for dry skin.

I plan to stay again tonight, so I hope to take a longer bath. (Tonight, I entered at around 24:30, so I could only stay for about 30 minutes.)

Hot Spring Information and Coin Laundry Details

Below is the information printed on the hot spring guide card placed in the room:

Free for hotel guests / 2F Natural Hot Spring / Large Bath & Open-Air Bath

Hours: 15:00-25:00, 6:00-10:00

Note: It may be crowded between 20:30 and 23:00, so visiting at a different time is recommended.

Please bring your room key card when using the bath.

• Vending machines: Milk drinks...120 yen

• Coin laundry: Washing machine...300 yen per load / Dryer...100 yen per 10 minutes (detergent automatically dispensed)

• You may visit the large bath wearing the yukata and slippers provided in your room.

• Morning bath is available from 6:00.

• Please bring your room's face towel, bath towel, toothbrush, and razor. (Body soap, shampoo, and conditioner are provided.)