The shining jewel of the abundant ski resorts in Hokkaido, Niseko boasts light and powdery snow, which makes for a unique skiing experience. Niseko consists of four ski areas that can easily be skied across. Grand Hirafu, the largest of the four areas, is where you can enjoy vibrant nightlife. For beginner-friendly and less-frequented ski trails, you can check out the ski resort of Niseko Annupuri. Apart from skiing, you can rejuvenate yourself with a therapeutic hot spring bath at establishments such as Kiranoyu Onsen. If you are up for the challenge, you can go hiking and climb the 1,898 m (6,227 ft) high Mount Yōtei.
You can also find a few charming hotels across Niseko, which make for a lavish and magnificent retreat. For more information, scroll down and learn about the best luxury hotels in Niseko, Japan.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and access to luxury services and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 14, 2024.
1. Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve (from USD 391)
Experience alpine luxury in the elegantly furnished rooms of this hotel, which include floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Mount Yotei or Niseko Annupuri.
The hotel boasts three dining options, serving international breakfast, sushi and cocktails by the fireplace, among other options. The best part is that the chefs here are known to hand-pick their ingredients, from meats in season to produce from local farms. You can also find a mixologist in the hotel’s lounge who can create innovative cocktails. The hotel property also features an onsen with hot indoor and outdoor baths that allow you to rejuvenate with therapeutic, mineral-rich water. At the on-site spa, pamper yourself with several treatments, massages and facials.
Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
Address: Aza Soga919-28
15.22 km (9.5 mi) from Fukidashi park
2. The Green Leaf, Niseko Village (from USD 95)
Reasonable pricing for ski-in ski-out convenience.
Convenient ski rental shop, onsen, and shuttle service to nearby villages.
Ideal ski-in ski-out location with easy access to slopes, but limited dining options nearby.
Varied breakfast options, but limited dinner menu and dining hours. Hot pot dinner received mixed reviews.
Nestled amidst a pristine landscape and offering stunning views, this hotel is ideal for a scenic and adventurous retreat in Niseko.
For spacious accommodations and unobstructed views of Mount Yōtei, you can book one of the hotel’s lavish suites. With easy ski-to-door access and ski storage, the hotel is perfect for a luxury ski retreat. The hotel boasts multiple on-site restaurants and plenty of dining and apres-ski options in the village nearby. For wellness and rejuvenation, the hotel has a hot spring bath on its premises and guests can also check out the on-site spa for soothing massages.
The Green Leaf, Niseko Village
Address: Higashiyama Onsen
15.95 km (10.0 mi) from Fukidashi park
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3. Hilton Niseko Village (from USD 163)
Sitting at the base of Mount Niseko-Annupuri, Hilton Niseko Village offers a brilliant ski experience with ski-to-door access. With addtional facilities such as ski storage and on-site ski equipment rental, the resort is ideal for an adventurous ski trip.
All rooms at the resort offer charming mountain views, making for a scenic stay. With an open-air bath and a hot spring bath, guests can rejuvenate themselves with a soak in the therapeutic water. With multiple on-site restaurants, the resort offers plenty of options to satiate your hunger. At Ezo Pub, you can sing your heart out in private karaoke rooms and enjoy live DJs on the weekends.
Hilton Niseko Village
Address: Higashiyama Onsen
15.24 km (9.5 mi) from Fukidashi park
4. Niseko Konbu Onsen Tsuruga Moku-no-sho (from USD 432)
Luxurious and reasonably priced, with inclusive meals and amenities.
Private outdoor onsen, cozy fireplace, and complimentary liquor and snacks.
Nestled in natural beauty with river, waterfall, and trees, away from Niseko crowds.
Excellent, diverse, and fresh Japanese dining experience with accommodating staff.
For traditional Japanese-style living combined with top-class luxury, book this ryokan surrounded by stunning nature. Adorned with the Japanese aesthetic of warm, wooden interiors, it allows you to experience traditional living.
For ultimate relaxation, the ryokan includes a library space and a listening space, where you can take out your favourite books or listen to your favourite music on a hallmark speaker. You can also find a charming lounge that opens onto the balcony with a foot bath, which is ideal for relaxing in nature with your favourite drink. With private hot baths, the ryokan also lets you make the most of the hot springs.
Niseko Konbu Onsen Tsuruga Moku-no-sho
Address: Niseko 393
20.38 km (12.7 mi) from Fukidashi park
Bask in the nature and luxury of Niseko
With stunning ski slopes for all skill levels and plenty of hot springs, Niseko is one of the best destinations for adventure and rejuvenation. To make the most of it, review the list above and book one of the hotels. These properties not only provide luxury, but also allow you to rejuvenate by indulging the area’s hot springs and wellness culture.
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