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. 😓

Wonderful stay. Stations (of various lines) are 10 to 15min walk away. Lotsa shopping, konbini, food, spa all around. 

Room is clean, size is better than expected (the usual japanese room size). 

Public bath is good & clean. Service from staff are extremely good. Rented hair straightener & luggage scale. The amenities also includes disposable utensils which is good fr konbini food. 

Will def be back again!

The front desk service was excellent, and we were able to store our luggage before check-in. The hotel is located right above the Rinkai Line, making transportation very convenient. There's also a direct bus to Haneda Airport right downstairs. You can take the subway to the airport as well, but it requires about a 15-minute walk to transfer. The hotel is next to Aeon Department Store and Matsumoto Kiyoshi, which is great for shopping. The breakfast area has limited seating, but the window seats offer a nice ocean view. The breakfast itself is mostly Western-style. Note that there's no complimentary drinking water in the rooms.

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.

Booked 4 nights stay here. The overall experience is good, the staff are friendly and helpful. The location is extremely good (for me) as it's only a 5-6 mins walk from the Keikyu-Kamata station. There is a 7-Eleven convenience store, Chinese cuisine restaurant and a pharmacy nearby. There is also a Shōtengai (Shopping/commercial street) nearby, which is around 5-6 mins walk from the hotel. They provided hair shampoo, hair conditioner and body shampoo, you have to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste and other toiletries. There is an onsite washing machine and dryer (you need to dry for a longer time if your clothes are thick) that use coins, luckily we manage to change some coins using the machine at the counter with the help from the staff. If there's one downside to this hotel, it's that the double room is a bit small, but considering the price and the location, it's still good value for money.

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 in Kyoto truly exceeded my expectations — it feels like a higher-class hotel than its price, especially during cherry blossom season.

1. What I loved:

* The breakfast is probably the best I’ve had in 11 years of traveling around Japan — a wide selection of refined and unexpected dishes for this price range
* A rare find in Japan: a room for three adults with three separate beds
* Great location: about 10–12 minutes by foot from Kyoto Station
* Just 5 minutes away, there’s a bus stop with routes to different parts of Kyoto
* Quiet, cozy neighborhood — a nice escape from the usually crowded tourist areas
* Very friendly and helpful reception staff
* Convenient luggage forwarding service to other cities

2. Overall feeling:
An excellent value-for-money hotel with a peaceful atmosphere. I would definitely recommend it.

3. Downsides:

* Very few places to eat nearby (only 1–2 options)
* During our stay, one restaurant was closed for the weekend, leaving almost no choice except a small skewers place
* However, near Kyoto Station (10 minutes walk) there are many underground cafés and restaurants
* Breakfast last enter time is 9/9:15

The location is decent; we took public transportation everywhere and didn't have to walk much. However, the price gouging during the May Day holiday was insane QAQ. It's usually 400 a night, but we paid 1200. At that price, it's really hard to give a good review. I booked it mainly for the garden view and breakfast, but both were just okay. If you went early for breakfast, you'd get tempura 🍤, but if you went late, it was just rice and cold dishes. I'd recommend not paying extra for this place.

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 is the second time that I’ve booked here because the last time I came everything was satisfactory. The room was really wide compared to other hotels that I’ve been to in Japan. Not just that, the onsen was clean as always and had yuzu inside this time but maybe it’s because it was winter but I couldn’t see it the next day so that was abit sad. The service was great!! You can check out and still ask them to hold the bag. The only downside I could say was that the walls were slightly stained ?? I think it’s due to the luggage being moved around by other individuals. It’s not too the point that it would bother anyone. But it did catch my eye abit.

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.

True to Japanese style, the room was small but incredibly new and clean. The bedding, in particular, was pristine, fresh, and completely odorless. Right across the street, there's an underground shopping mall and a bus stop, perfect for basic dining, drinks, and convenience store needs. The bus to the airport is super convenient. If you head right and cross the road, you'll find a commercial plaza with an electricity tower and a small recreational park, featuring a few major brand stores. Further down is the Sakae shopping district.

One of our favorite hotels in Japan!! Great location, free coffee/ drinks when check in. Walking distance to Nagoya castle. If I ever go to Nagoya again would totally stay there again

Hotel is quite new, not far from subway.  However, room is a bit small and space to place luggage and hanging jacket / clothes not enough.  Hygiene is good and self serve ice cream

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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