TLDR: cute coffee shop that is in front of the hotel lobby, many books but breakfast isn’t amazing, just serviceable I came by to eat quickly before I headed to the airport. The price is reasonable , $6 or so for toast and iced coffee. The food is ok, nothing amazing and nothing special, it is serviceable. I like the service and the bookstore decor

I visited this place for a simple breakfast on a Monday morning. Not too many guests inside so I can pick a table i want. I ordered Cesar salad on toast and a cafe latte. The toast comes with ham, veggie and cheese on top. The ham tastes the best with very salty flavour. The veggie lacks fresh taste and it does match with the salty ham. As for the coffee, it is quite good in Japan standard with some coffee aroma. Overall I enjoy my breakfast here because of the quiet environment and cute toast.

I was delighted to discover this warm, welcoming café while visiting Sapporo for a few days. The café has a selection of books in multiple languages, plenty of comfortable seating, delicious drinks to warm you up, elegant jazz playing to calm your spirits, and a friendly, welcoming staff. Best of all there is a row of about 8 seats with charging stations if your batteries are running low. Free wifi and late hours (I understand that they’re open till midnight!) make this an excellent environment for studying, journaling, or just taking a break to warm yourself up. Thank you, Lamp Light Books Café, for offering me such a lovely respite during my travels!

I really liked how clean the room was, lovedthe bathroom, I took a bath every evening (I think they should include bath salts or bath powder for the bath, would be a nice touch) I loved the rooms decor plus bathroom decor-didn’t have a view but the room became sunny in the daytime, but the amenities were basic but downstairs you were able to pick up some more and then ask for a few extras, which was nice. If I could be so frank to say that the staff was not friendly at all, and they did not attempt to speak any English, which was a surprise I was really turned off that there is no lobby in the hotel so you can’t sit and chat with your friends-you have to leave the hotel or order something and I think that’s unacceptable. I know it’s a hotel/café, regardless guests of the hotel should have a place to sit and relax and not worry about always having to order something when they’re downstairs. Or at least give the guests of the hotel a discount on a drink or a food item. I also think it would be a great idea if they had tables outside, which they don’t. I think these are very important suggestions that you should consider in the guest rooms- 1) there needs to be hooks in the bedroom to hang your towels. If there’s more than one person sharing the room or regardless, having hooks in the bathroom, I feel is a necessity. 2) a magnifying makeup mirror in the bathroom 3) a full length mirror in the room or bathroom. But overall, I was very happy with the location of the hotel. I enjoyed breakfast in the morning and I really was delighted how clean the room and bathroom were. Plus, I was also pleasantly surprised that there were a number of English books in the “library”.

I walked in at 11:30am and ordered ceaser salad toast with poached egg plus a hot café latte. The other toast options were already sold out, so there was little to choose for eating.🥪 They offer some sweets as well like piece of cake and small cookies.☕🍪 My order was ready in less than 5 minutes and the staff was friendly. Currently they are playing christmas music which is nice.🎄🎶 The wifi is working perfectly so I had a good time watching YouTube videos 👌