Akabane was located in the northern part of Tokyo. The train station had quite a number of lines running through it. It was an interesting town if you want to stay out of central Tokyo. The hotel was situated very close to the southern exit of the train station. It had a nice little cafe just next to it. Hours... More

Very close to Akabane station, which is a short train ride away from other major stops. Hotel Mid is fairly reasonably priced for what you get, it's a typical prefab room with a slightly larger bathroom compared to other hotels we stayed at but is laid out in such a way that will provide ample space if you are tidy.... More

Have stayed in about ten hotels in Japan, including the Park Hyatt (very nice, but I'd rather have more trips to Japan than a cavernous bathroom I won't see that much anyway thank you!), and I would choose the Hotel Mid over any of them. For the price it is great - a good-sized room for a Japanese hotel and... More

We chose the Hotel Mid in Akabane-Ekimae to be closer to family living north of Tokyo, but discovered that the location is just as convenient for visiting all the major sites -- at rates significantly less expensive than properties in more popular areas like Shinjuku, Ginza or Ueno. The hotel is right next to Akabane Station with JR rail lines... More

What can I say. This is my second stay in this hotel and still loving everything about it. Just near to the train. Got great restaurants with reasonable price. Shopping malls to shop for grocery...etc. It's just convenient. I got a special plan through their web. 6900yen/night with computer rental. It was the best offer. Though the offer was not... More