Hotel Lumiere Kasai

I had everything I needed for a comfortable stay. I stayed here to visit Keisei Rose Garden. It’s not right next to the station, but it’s only a few minutes on foot, so the location is fine. It’s a stylish Hotel. The TV in my Room was 50 inches—very large. They set up a DVD player for me, so I watched Mozart’s opera *Mitridate, King of Pontus*. You can also watch YouTube on the TV. The TV is excellent and easy to watch from the bed, which was great. Come to think of it, this Hotel is part of the same group as Keyaki Gate Fuchu. I often use Keyaki Gate and will be staying there again next week; both Keyaki Gate and Lumiere Kasai are highly satisfying Hotels. Comfortable, clean, good-quality food, reasonable rates—and the TV is top-tier. It’s rated out of five points, but in reality it deserves even more than that. One thing to note: there is an inner courtyard with an open atrium running up through the building. It looks stylish, but if you’re afraid of heights, staying on an upper floor could be difficult. Because it’s open inside, walking along the corridors can feel scary. I stayed on the second floor and was fine, but if you don’t like heights, it’s better to book a Room on a lower floor. Checkout time is early, so I requested a late checkout at check-in. A two-hour extension cost 3,000 yen. Breakfast doesn’t have many items, but it was tasty and I was satisfied with it.

The Room was quiet and clean, and the Hotel staff were all smiling and very lovely. The breakfast was also delicious. The person arranging the bread was cheerful, giving me energy in the morning. Thank you very much.