High in the mountains of Hokkaidō, Niseko is one of Japan's top ski regions, famed for its four interconnecting resorts. Nestled at the foot of majestic Mount Yotei, Niseko has long drawn ski fanatics and nature lovers from around the world. Its popularity is reflected in a vast array of accommodation options, including private chalets as well as swish luxury hotels. Whilst some of the best places to stay in Niseko are wonderfully tranquil and romantic, many of the larger hotels cater to families and groups. This is a fantastic destination for a fun-filled holiday!
Niseko United’s four ski resorts — Annupuri, Niseko, Hirafu, and Hanazono — share the same lift pass system as well as access to extensive off-piste terrain. With almost 18 metres of deep powder snow expected annually, this really is a superb winter sports hub. Great ski schools, and opportunities for snowmobiling and heli-skiing complete the picture.
Travel during the warmer months for hiking, mountain biking and horse riding. Rivers swollen with melting snow are brilliant for white water rafting or canoeing, and there are gorgeous fishing and golf opportunities, too. Gather at the area’s best bars and restaurants for lively evenings out after relaxing spa afternoons at the best places to stay in Niseko.
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Niseko (Kutchan-chō, Abuta-gun)
The family-owned Grandpapa offers unfussy accommodation in the ski town of Niseko. Each room comes with a TV and wifi, there's also a common area for socialising in the evenings, karaoke breaks the ice! Unwind in the Yukoro Onsen hot spring located just next-door! A simplistic & very friendly spot.
Niseko (Higashiyama Onsen)
A contemporary property located at the base of Mount Niseko Annupuri. Offering ski-in ski-out access to some of Japan's best skiing. Spend evenings unwinding with a cocktail in the glamourous bar or being pampered in the spa. The service is slick and rooms boast simple chic design. Superb.
Niseko (Niseko-cho, Abuta-gun)
A chic collection of houses set in the foothills of Hokkaido’s mountains. Residencies include three bedrooms, a stylish kitchen, and even ski storage. The concierge is on-point while the design (a modern spin on Japanese heritage townhouses) doesn't disappoint. A hip option for an outdoor getaway.
Niseko (Yamada)
Located in the heart of Upper Hirafu Village, Chatrium Niseko offers spacious, contemporary accommodation just a short distance from the slopes. Chic apartments are ideal groups or families, the the restaurant serves wonderful cuisine! Car rentals can be organised. A smart and stylish spot.
Niseko (Hokkaido)
This hotel offers a contemporary ski-in, ski-out experience in Niseko. Guest apartments are stylish and inviting, with soft lighting and wooden accents set off by chocolate and pastel teal hues. Soak in the hotel's open-air bath, the ideal place to relax after a day on the slopes.
Niseko (Niseko)
A sleek boutique property located right on the slopes. Contemporary rooms are white on white with crisp linen, clean lines, luxury bathrooms and windows that perfectly frame the mountain views. Innovative Japanese fare is served in the elegant restaurant. A chic base for adventure holidays.
Niseko (Niseko)
A cosy micro-boutique hotel in Japan’s ski paradise. With just nine rooms, it offers an intimate and laid-back luxury experience. The design is a blend of Scandinavian and Zen elements, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Plus there's a small spa and restaurant offering alpine fare.
Niseko (HOKKAIDO)
Picture perfect rooms, apartments and lodges nestled in the shadow of Mount Yotei. Natural tones & wooden beams reflect the surroundings, while elegant furnishings and stylised features feel very modern. Flame grilled delicacies are served up at the in house restaurant. Warm and welcoming.
Niseko (Hokkaido)
A spectacular ski-in ski-out hotel on Grand Hirafu resort's slopes. Sleek, sophisticated rooms boast modern finishings and elegant decor. Suites & studios come with fully equipped kitchen, or you can dine in the exquisite restaurant. Plus there's a spa with onsen for weary limbs. Luxury defined.
Niseko (Hokkaido)
This boutique hotel is located opposite the Michelin Star restaurant Kamimura on Niseko's popular central promenade. Contemporary guest apartments have stylish wall art and panoramic Mount Yotei views, plus cosy fireplaces. Enrol in ski school with the help of the friendly concierge.
Niseko (Kutchan-chō, Abuta-gun)
Chalet Ivy, centrally located in Hirafu's Upper Village, offers chic and contemporary boutique accommodation. The stylish rooms are decorated with light hues and each come with a seating area as well as a flat-screen TV. Unwind in the chalet's own natural hot springs! A simply wonderful stay.
Niseko (Hokkaido)
Contemporary apartments boasting stunning mountain views and located a short walk from the ski lifts. Minimalist design throughout; think plenty of glass, clean lines, soft hues and polished wooden floors. The sophisticated concierge are eager to lend a helping hand. A chic choice.
Niseko (Hokkaido )
An alpine gem nestled in Japan's majestic Annupuri ranges. Modern interiors blend with traditional elegance, creating a soothing haven. From Michelin-star dining to ski-in, ski-out access, indulgence meets adventure. Serenity with a dash of luxury set against the awesome backdrop of Mount Yotei.
Niseko (Abuta-gun)
A smart hotel set in Japan's famed ski area, Niseko Village. Sleek minimalist rooms are decorated in cool grey hues, with sharp lines and large floor-to-ceiling windows framing mountain views. With a gourmet restaurant & soothing massages to return to after a day outdoors, this is a luxury stay.
Niseko (Hokkaido)
A luxurious retreat in the heart of Hokkaido's alpine splendor. Its interiors blend modern elegance with natural elements, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. Boasting gourmet dining, onsen spas, and ski-in ski-out convenience, it's a five star haven for both adventure and relaxation.
Niseko (Hokkaido)
This luxury bolt-hole offers accommodation on the acclaimed 'Millionaires’ Row' in Hirafu’s Middle Village. Guest apartments boast spacious living areas with floor-to-ceiling windows and spectacular mountain views. Take advantage of the dedicated concierge service for a stress-free stay.
Niseko (Kutchan-cho)
A few miles outside Niseko, the boutique Zaborin features 15 villas situated directly above the Zabo natural Spring. The villas offer minimalist and chic accommodation boasting wonderful views. Enjoy wonderful traditional local cuisine in their restaurant! A stunning and truly rejuvenating stay.
Niseko (Hokkaido)
Five traditional wooden farmhouses known as kominkas on a mountain ridge in Niseko countryside. Rooms feature a blend of modern artwork, antique furniture, ceramics and wood-burning stoves, plus there are terrace bathtubs with hot spring onsen water and valley views. A calm stay immersed in nature.
