NISEKO
Hotels in Niseko
A world-renowned mecca for powder snow. From luxury hotels to condominiums and hot spring inns, plus a guide to each area and airport transfers.
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©Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono
Niseko Hotel Series, No. 1
Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono Guide
Rooms and suites, the natural onsen and spa, 10 restaurants and bars, winter and summer activities, and how to get there from New Chitose Airport. Written with cooperation from the hotel, based on official information.
Read the guide →Niseko areas: where to stay
Niseko spreads across several areas at the foot of Niseko Annupuri, facing Mount Yotei. Choosing the area that suits your trip makes it easier to pick a place to stay.
Grand Hirafu
The liveliest area in Niseko, packed with restaurants and shops. Great for first-timers and anyone who wants to eat out at night.
Skye Niseko, Ki Niseko, Setsu Niseko, AYA Niseko and more
Hanazono
A newer area with luxury hotels, offering wide slopes and powder snow in a calm setting.
Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono, Nikko Style Niseko HANAZONO
Niseko Village
A resort area combining hotels, slopes and a golf course. Ideal for families and for those who enjoy time at the hotel.
Hilton Niseko Village, Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, and more
Annupuri
A relaxed area with many hot spring inns. Good for easygoing skiing and onsen.
Niseko Northern Resort Annupuri, Yugokorotei and more
Moiwa
A small, quiet ski area. For powder lovers who want to avoid the crowds.
THE Lodge MOIWA834
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Niseko is home to world-renowned brands — ideal for those seeking exceptional service and views.
Condominiums & Chalets
Private stays with kitchens — popular for extended stays and family trips.
Hot Spring Inns & Ryokan
Traditional hot spring inns to soothe tired muscles after a day on the slopes.