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Wakabayashiku Higashishichibancho 1-15, Sendai, 984-0074 (show map)
Hostel Overview
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Facilities of Hostel KIKO
General
WiFi everywhere
Activities
Hiking
Services
Free WiFi, Internet services, WiFi
Common areas
Games room, Shared kitchen, Shared lounge/TV area
Cleaning services
Laundry
Miscellaneous
Air conditioning, Heating, Non-smoking rooms, Non-smoking throughout
Room facilities [ These may vary room to room ]
Air Conditioning, Heating, Shared Bathroom, Shower, Slippers
Hotel Policies
Check-In
From 17:00:00 hours
Check-Out
-10:00:00 hours
Cancellation / Prepayment
Cancellation, prepayment and 'book now pay later' policies vary according to room type. Please check the room conditions when selecting your room above.
Accepted credit cards
The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival.
The fine print
Guests are advised to bring their own towels, nightwear and bath amenities.Please note, front desk is closed from 12:00-15:00.Lights are turned off at 23:00.Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Please inform in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation.
Traveller reviews
George “Superb”
04 Sep 2025
Great hostel for my short stay in Sendai. The staff were helpful and attentive, and the location was just under 20 minutes from Sendai station. Everything felt clean and well maintained. A very solid choice if you're passing through this city.
Andrew “Great”
30 Aug 2025
Great value for money. I met some good travelers during my stay, and the staff were extremely nice and helpful.
George master traveller “Good place in Sendai”
26 Aug 2025
I reserved a private room with two futons — they were comfortable, and the place is very quiet. The showers and toilets are located on the first floor and are shared with other travelers, which should not be an issue if you are used to hostel environments. The hostel is about an 18-minute walk from Sendai Station. However, if you are carrying large luggage, I recommend taking the local train to Itsutsubashi Station — from there, it is only a 5-minute walk. Note that the building does not have an elevator, so be prepared to carry your luggage up the stairs. 7 eleven stores and convenient restaurants close to the premises.
Julieta “Fair”
18 Aug 2025
The hostel staff were absolutely amazing. When I arrived, one of the staff members, even though he didn’t speak much English, kindly showed me around and helped me carry my heavy luggage. I felt very welcome, and their hospitality really stood out. The facilities are also very nice and great for meeting people. There are two large kitchens (each with their own Wi-Fi), plenty of space to cook and eat, and common areas that make it easy to connect with other travelers. Now, about the room: I stayed in a mixed dorm, which usually isn’t a problem for me—I’ve been traveling around Japan for four months, staying in all kinds of hostels. However, the bed wasn’t very comfortable. The air conditioner was noisy and directed straight at my bed, so I had to use a blanket (thankfully, they had them prepared) to avoid getting sick. The wooden bed frames are all connected, so when one person moves, the whole structure shakes. The bedding only included a mattress cover and pillowcase, so you end up sharing the same duvet with the previous guest, which wasn’t ideal. The biggest issue I faced, though, was noise. My roommates were very inconsiderate: one was opening and closing curtains and going in and out of the room until 4 a.m., and another started unpacking and reorganizing luggage loudly at 5 a.m., with zippers, coins, and lights turning on and off. Unfortunately, this meant I only got about two hours of sleep. While I know this isn’t directly the hostel’s fault, it might help if there were clearer “quiet hours” or rules about noise inside the rooms and common areas. I also noticed guests talking quite loudly in the kitchen late at night, which made it harder to rest. Setting quiet hours (for example, 11 p.m. to 8 a.m.) could really improve the experience for everyone. Overall, my experience was affected by the behavior of my roommates more than the hostel itself. The location is great, and the staff are truly wonderful.
