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"Midtown Niseko was a great base for skiing in the Niseko area. We stayed four nights in the hotel, so had a good chance to see it in action. The facility was clean, well maintained and staff were very polite and helpful in all of our interactions. The hotel is a stop on the free shuttle bus between Grand Hirafu and Hanazono, which was incredibly convenient. The rooms, while small, were efficiently laid out and with space-maximizing storage closets. The beds were hard as bricks, but I travel with an air mattress, so was able to mitigate this somewhat. The breakfast buffet was varied and provided a lot of food options. All round a hearty endorsement of the Midtown Niseko Hotel."

"The property was not what we were expecting. It was a five bedroom home. It was very clean and when we had trouble with our door knob to our room, he came over and fixed it right away. When the outside door would not lock, no one came and fixed it"

"We stayed one night at Yellow House Niseko, and that was enough for us. While the location was convenient for walking to local pubs and convenience stores, and the staff was very responsive—helping us arrange a private taxi from the airport—the overall experience left a lot to be desired. The biggest issue was the paper-thin walls. Our room had a sliding door that opened into the main lobby area, so we could hear everything—footsteps, conversations, and any movement from other guests. The shower had high water pressure, which was nice, but it was so loud that showering at night felt disruptive. On top of that, the towels provided were basically hand towels, which was far from ideal. Breakfast was simple but enjoyable (toast, nuggets, and hotdogs), and while the price might be expected for Niseko, it felt high for what we received. Overall, the stay was fine for a single night, but we wouldn’t book again."