Welcome to Elly’s Hotel

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1. witch

   Just finished the first chapters and I honestly don’t get the low rating, it’s easily a 4/5. It’s sweet, light, and perfect as a palate cleanser between heavier reads. I’m not expecting deep, intricate plots here; if I want that, I’ll read Sister, I Am the Queen in This Life, The Villainess Lives Twice, or Secret Lady.

   And honestly, if I got a dollar every time someone dropped ‘misogyny’ in the comments without considering the historical context, I’d be rich by now. The setting reflects a time when women had very little agency of course the female lead has to work harder to be recognized. You can’t demand historical accuracy and then complain when you actually get it.

   It’s a cute, easy read. If that’s not your thing, maybe just move on instead of dragging it down.

   September 18, 2025 at 7:33 am

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2. Simmer

   If you can get over the misogyny in the few chapters in the beginning, it’s very cute.

   September 10, 2025 at 12:05 am

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3. Eveaustria

   Hey, this story is not even THAT bad (I’ve read much worse…), and it’s rather original too. But yes, it has the potential to be much more funny than it is.
   At least there are no system windows hovering around, even though the world where the female lead has transmigrated into is that of a hotel-management-otome-game. (Yet?)
   The art style is very (Japanese) manga-like, not the top of the crop, but nice enough to look at.
   I like that the female lead is hard-working and that the story events are mostly about some sabotage of the hotel business, or dealing with irritating “customers” or with the staff itself.
   There’s also magic in this world – but I wished they had introduced it right from the beginning. I dislike that the female lead has some super rare magic, but at least it’s not boring “holy” healing-abilities like so often.
   On the clear downside, the obvious male lead is super pesky because of his nagging and impoliteness, which is also illogical in this whole setting (a manager who’s rude; even towards the daughter of his employer/lord?).
   Seems like the second male lead is a good-looking flirty duke who was once the emperor, but stepped down in order to be free – which is somewhat original, but the female lead is not in the mood to give him even a sliver of a chance 🙁

   August 17, 2025 at 2:39 am

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4. Sania0_0

   Ewww ickyy

   August 17, 2025 at 1:26 am

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