Featured Hotels Near Kumagaiya

Sendai Shin-Toshi Hotel is ideal for families, located just a 3-minute walk from Senkaku Daimon Kumaoya. The hotel features Japanese-style tatami rooms and child-friendly amenities, including a mini arcade and themed breakfast sets.

It offers complimentary shuttle service to Sendai Station and partners with Kumaoya to provide exclusive souvenir candy boxes for guests. The lobby hosts a retro "Daimon" exhibition showcasing vintage snack packaging from the 1960s—perfect for photo ops. Book via the HopeGoo app to unlock special family packages with breakfast included.

Sendai Man'nen Hotel stands out with panoramic view rooms on its 25th floor, offering sweeping vistas of Senkaku Daimon Kumaoya’s bustling street and the distant Aoba Mountains. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows enhance the nighttime ambiance, where glowing shop signs blend with urban lights.

Each room includes a "Night View Guidebook" featuring hidden deals at nearby retro shops. The rooftop lounge serves a limited-time "Kumaoya Matcha Pudding," best enjoyed during dusk. Reserve a view room through HopeGoo to secure the optimal vantage point.

Sendai Ko-ya Shikō Hotel is a favorite among creative travelers, located steps from Senkaku Daimon Kumaoya. Its façade features hand-painted vintage murals, while interior corridors display handmade wood carvings and original candy advertisements from the 1950s.

Rooms blend Showa-era charm with minimalist design, some featuring private courtyards and backdrops perfect for snapping photos of nostalgic snack displays. Daily 10 a.m. "Daimon Stories" sessions feature former staff sharing the brand’s history, accompanied by limited-edition candy wrapper postcards.

Book the "Creative Theme Suite" via HopeGoo for free photography services and tasting vouchers.

Sendai Jōge Town Hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Senkaku Daimon Kumaoya and provides free shuttle service to Sendai Station and downtown shopping areas, running hourly until 10 p.m.

The hotel offers a dedicated "Daimon Exploration Package" including Kumaoya admission, limited-edition candy packs, and a guided map. Its traditional Japanese garden houses a mini "Daimon Museum" displaying over 100 discontinued classic snacks.

All rooms include a daily "Sweet Trail Map" guiding guests to eight hidden local sweet shops. HopeGoo via HopeGoo unlocks a free extended shuttle service.