Midtown Niseko

“Motorbike trip for Hokkaido”

There is a convenience store "LOWSON" on the premises of the hotel, which is convenient. However, it is not open in the morning, so breakfast needs to be arranged at night. Each floor has a microwave oven and simple cooking space. The room was comfortable with plenty of storage.

“Great choice if you have a car”

We booked kinda last minute during peak season, so there were not many options left. We were lucky we booked Midtown. The room was small, but it was enough, and the toilet and shower are partitioned, so it is convenient for staying with multiple people. If not, you can just go out the room and ther… Mais

We booked kinda last minute during peak season, so there were not many options left. We were lucky we booked Midtown. The room was small, but it was enough, and the toilet and shower are partitioned, so it is convenient for staying with multiple people. If not, you can just go out the room and there are additional clean, public toilets on the floor. Hotel was very modern and clean. The breakfast also had good amount of options. You will definitely need a car as it it a bit of distance to slopes. There is parking. We wanted to check out a few rather than stick to one though so it was ideal for us.

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“Niseko trip”

Comfy beds but not ideal location. About 25 minute walk from mountain and confusing / lacking shuttle service to and from. You’ll get more skiing in if you stay close to lifts but not bad if this is the only place that fits your budget

“A value for money option in Niseko”

Midtown Niseko Pros: - there is a shuttle bus running between midtown to Hirafu and Hanazono every 20 mins - There is a modern and well equipped common room ( a big pantry with cooking utensils ), small oven and microwaves and dinning tables and chairs on every floor ( but no eating utensils ) - … Mais

Midtown Niseko Pros: - there is a shuttle bus running between midtown to Hirafu and Hanazono every 20 mins - There is a modern and well equipped common room ( a big pantry with cooking utensils ), small oven and microwaves and dinning tables and chairs on every floor ( but no eating utensils ) - Coined laundry and dryers on every floor ( but no detergents ) - Rooms are warm and sound proof - Gym opens 24 hours - Rooms are small but storage is good - pick up and drop off service on your arrival day and leaving day from Hirafu welcome center Cons - the rooms are too small - Midtown diner breakfast selection is very limited, no cereal, not much fresh fruit ( only lychee ), no egg station. Mostly Japanese food on the buffet. Price is 2700 yen per person, not value for money - Midtown diner dinner selection is even worse. Two types of hot pot, some a la cart but not sure what kind of cuisine they are trying to offer. Not even offering burger and pasta ….. - There is no locker in the ski storage . We have our ski poles stolen - No tea bags and coffee in the room though they have a kettle - No daily room cleaning, only every three days. And no bottled water given after room cleaning, only 1 per person on your arrival day It is still very value for money for niseko standard, but this place is just very functional Suggestions: - make the lobby area more vibrant by playing music, provide simple but wider menu at midtown diner include in g burger, pizza, sandwich, pasta. Make a mini chill area for apre ski drink and meet up would create more atmosphere for the whole place.

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