When I'm over in Japan for work, my default place to stay is the Midcity hotel. First of all: the staff is very very friendly, but this is Japan, and Japan is just a friendly country :-) The hotel is a no-frills, functional business-oriented hotel. Positive points: - very quiet, good isolation - very very good breakfast with extensive choice... More 

This was a nice hotel to stay in Nasushiobara! The location is at a walking distance of the train station. The single room I stayed in was well equipped and clean. Also the breakfast was good with different options to choose from. Only stayed for one night, but could stay again if I end up in Nasushiobara in the future!

if you arrive at Nasushiobara station en route to the onsens in Nasu or in Shiobara, I suggest you to stop and have lunch at the restaurant located in this hotel - which is 5 mts walk from the train station. The menu is simple, but the quality of ingredients is very fresh and the cooking is really delicious. It... More 

The Midcity hotel is well located at walking distance from the bullettrain railway station. As a westerner I found the rooms to be rather spacious for a japanese hotel. Bed, as often the case in Japan, are on the tough side but nevertheless comfortable. Pity that the TV did not host any english channel(s).The breakfast was good and caters western... More 

My wife and I have stayed there 4 times and will stay again if the opportunity allows. Westerners will need to understand that Japanese business focused hotels have comparatively small rooms. But everything in the room is geared to a businessperson, or a couple that are touring all day and only require a modern, clean, room to come back to,... More