Name: Lamp Light Books Hotel Nagoya
Address: Nagoya, Japan
Rating: 9.3

Japan

Tokyo

Kyoto

Nagoya

Osaka

Naha

Sapporo

This hotel is super convenient, just a short walk from Oshiage Station A1 exit. Even though there's no restaurant, you can grab free bread and drinks in the lobby anytime. The warmed-up bread is actually really good, better than a lot of bakeries in Shanghai! You can also head up to the rooftop garden to relax and get a view of the Tokyo Skytree.

As for cleanliness, the room was quite clean, though the bathroom had a slight, unidentifiable odor – it strangely reminded me of an airplane cabin. 😓

The location is excellent, just a 5-6 minute walk from Higashi-Ginza subway station, and Ginza itself is within walking distance. The room size is about average for hotels of this caliber in Tokyo, making it a bit challenging to fully open two large suitcases. What surprised me, though, was how spacious the bathroom was. My main disappointment was the breakfast. Perhaps because many Western tourists stay here, the breakfast options seemed geared towards Western palates. The only sliced bread available was whole wheat sourdough, and the other main dishes were focaccia and waffles.

I was quite satisfied with my stay. The location is excellent in terms of transportation. There's a Keikyu shuttle bus from Haneda (though I didn't end up using it for either trip), and the bus stop is right downstairs, which is convenient for getting to and from the hotel. The only downside is that the bus schedule is quite infrequent, sometimes only once an hour, and at certain times there are no buses at all, so you need to check the timetable in advance. On my way there, my flight was delayed, and by the time I landed, there were no buses or trains left, so I took a taxi. With the late-night surcharge and highway tolls, it cost about 220 RMB. On the way back, I took the train; it's very convenient to take the Rinkai Line for one stop and then transfer to the Yurikamome. If you have a transportation card, it's even cheaper than taking the bus. 

The room was a good size, perfect for one person, though it might be a bit snug for two. It was clean and tidy, and the wallpaper and decor gave a comfortable and relaxing feeling. The view from the window was also nice, and the soundproofing was decent; at least I wasn't bothered by any noise. For this price in Tokyo, I think the conditions were excellent. The hotel's surroundings are very convenient, with convenience stores, various restaurants, and supermarkets all readily available. All three major convenience stores are there, you can shop freely at Aeon, and there's also Matsumoto Kiyoshi, so you can stock up on purchases and gifts before you leave. For dining, there's ramen, donburi, burgers, two Italian restaurants, and even ********* food, so you're pretty much set for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

For check-in, you can complete it in advance on your phone by following the steps in the email (the hotel sends an email beforehand). After filling in your information, a QR code will be generated. When you arrive at the hotel, you can just scan the QR code at the machine to get your room card and go straight upstairs, no human interaction needed. Amenities are self-serve by the elevators, and there's even sencha tea and hot water available.

Everything was great. If I had to suggest one improvement, it would be the toothbrush – it was awful. The bristles felt like steel wool, and the head was no more than 2cm². I'd recommend bringing your own toothbrush 🙃.

Overall, it was a great experience, and I would definitely consider staying here again!

The hotel was spacious and very comfortable. The breakfast was really good, and the location is beautiful. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay.

Room with relatively large space to storage a large luggage, comfy and tidy space, good experience! Just ~20mins away from Haneda Airport, also a wise choice for a flight transfer layover or departing early morning.

It felt a little far from the station. Since it's an older hotel, there were no power outlets by the bed. However, the cleanliness was excellent, and the breakfast was substantial, so I was satisfied.

This hotel has a clear set of pros and cons.

**Pros:**
1.  **Spacious rooms:** The room is large enough to lay out three 26-inch suitcases without obstructing movement (see picture 3).
2.  **Daily linen change:** They support daily linen changes, and the bed is quite large.
3.  **Excellent public transport access:** It's only a 1-minute walk to the bus stop, and the buses essentially cover all the main attractions.
4.  **Convenience store nearby:** There's a convenience store right next to the hotel.

**Cons:**
1.  **Weak hairdryer:** The hairdryer in the hotel is incredibly weak; I've never encountered one with such low power! Sisters with thick hair, proceed with caution.
2.  **No daily complimentary bottled water:** There's no free bottled water provided daily. There's a water dispenser on the first floor, but you have to bring your own cup to fill it, which isn't very convenient.
3.  **Distance from Kyoto Station:** It's quite far from Kyoto Station, about a 15-minute walk, which is a struggle when you're carrying large suitcases.

I'm giving this place full marks, it's just so convenient! It's about 200 meters from the subway exit (take the Starbucks exit), and only a 10-minute walk to Daimaru Department Store and Nishiki Market. It's located on a quiet side street, and the environment is elegant. My only minor gripes are that they don't even provide a bottle of water, and the hotel's public bath isn't very big – it felt cramped with just four people. On the bright side, there's a 7-Eleven right across the street, which is super handy for buying things.

The hygiene was acceptable. As for the surroundings, there's a road in front, a railway behind, a shrine to the left, and I didn't explore the right side... There's a hot spring bath on the basement floor, and hotel guests can use their room card for free entry. You basically scrub yourself down in front of a mirror! I wouldn't really recommend getting breakfast here, as Kyoto Station is just a short walk across an intersection. And don't let the small bed fool you, it's also very hard! Although the room isn't big, the pillow was especially uncomfortable! If the price were a bit lower, around 300 RMB, I might recommend it.

This hotel offers incredible value for money! It's super convenient, just a 5-minute walk from Kyoto JR Station. The streets on both sides of the hotel are lined with small restaurants and pubs, and there's a medium-sized drug store (Don Quijote) at the corner. The room was clean and tidy, and we could see Kyoto Tower right from our window. I especially recommend the hotel's shampoo – it's really good! 😊 The room was spacious enough for two adults and two 28-inch suitcases, with plenty of room to spare. There are USB charging ports by the bed. There's no kettle in the room, so you'll need to bring your own and an adapter. The breakfast on the first floor is a set meal, costing around 60 RMB per person. Highly recommended!

A 'Sleepless' hotel with such a great vibe, you'll never actually lose sleep! The room isn't huge, but it's clean, well-maintained, and smartly designed. The separate wet and dry areas in the bathroom are a huge plus. I stayed for three nights, and my sleep score was above 90 every single night. Plus, the location is fantastic – just a 2-minute walk from the subway, making it convenient to get anywhere. Next time I'm in Kyoto, I'll definitely choose this hotel again.

The first time I stayed in a pet-themed hotel, I was worried about hygiene issues such as hair at first, but I stayed for two days and the hygiene was very clean. I didn’t see the worrying things. The room was separated from wet and dry. This was very happy. The room was one bedroom and one living room. The space is oversized. The bedding is also very comfortable to sleep barrier-free, all aspects are very clean and tidy, the surrounding facilities are also very complete, subway, bus, very close

The hotel is wonderful and budget friendly! Its location is just like 5 minutes walk away from Nagoya station, and the hotel staff have great English and efficient service. The room is a bit old but surely clean, overall it’s a good place to stay.

Very close to Sakae Station and the Bus Terminal, but if you have a heavy carrier, the walk may be lengthened to an extra block due to a lack of elevators on the nearer side to the hotel.
Interesting style of a sliding door between the bedroom and hall/powder room area. 
No tub, only shower booth with shower gel/shampoo/conditioner.
Free coffee daily from 7am to midnight, with breakfast cereal in the morning, and some tea bags.
Downside for smokers is, no smoking area in the vacinity. One can smoke at the 7/11 couple of blocks away. One can get a portable ash tray and smoke outside the hotel building. 
There seems to be bike rental service available, which I never got to.

The hotel is quite close to the station. The bed in our small double room was a bit on the smaller side. Breakfast consisted of a sandwich set. The best feature was the hot spring bath located upstairs. While the overall space wasn't huge, it was perfectly sufficient. The only downside was the lack of parking, but everything else was great.

Hotel is located near fushimi station. Guest will check in in Fuse Coffee. Hotel provides free ice- cream at 2100-2300, choco, green tea and vanilla. Hotel is clean and comfortable. Washroom is quite big which is very impressive. 
You may enjoy breakfast in Fuse coffee. It scores 4.3 in Google which is relatively high around there.

Honestly, overall it's pretty good and has a lot of character. The mini burgers at breakfast were delicious. And the quiet room I specifically requested was indeed very quiet.

However, the air conditioner blows directly at you, and you can only adjust it to strong or weak wind, so you're either freezing or boiling, and it's quite noisy.

Secondly, the duvet is shockingly short; anyone over 165 cm (I'm 162 cm myself, no exaggeration) won't be able to cover themselves properly.

Also, the curtains aren't blackout, so if you're sensitive to light, you should choose carefully, but it's okay if you bring an eye mask.

Overall, it's a hotel with character, worth experiencing but not suitable for a long stay (not ideal for more than three days).

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