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Excellent, 8.0
Stylish and luxurious, Hilton Niseko Village is situated in Niseko and provides outdoor tennis courts and ski in/out facilities. Some of the popular features at this 5-star hotel include a free shuttle service and ski passes.
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Excellent, 8.0
Hotel in Niseko, Japan
Stylish and luxurious, Hilton Niseko Village is situated in Niseko and provides outdoor tennis courts and ski in/out facilities. Some of the popular features at this 5-star hotel include a free shuttle service and ski passes.
Excellent, 8.4
Always Niseko provides comfortable 3-star accommodation in Kutchan. Those staying at the property can also take advantage of free wireless internet during their stay.
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Excellent, 8.4
Hotel in Niseko, Japan
Always Niseko provides comfortable 3-star accommodation in Kutchan. Those staying at the property can also take advantage of free wireless internet during their stay.
Excellent, 9.2
Conveniently situated and offering ski in/out facilities, this comfortable resort is an easy drive from Niseko. It provides 4-star accommodation with air-conditioned rooms.
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Excellent, 8.2
This pet-friendly ryokan is situated in Niseko and offers a mineral bath. It also features outdoor tennis courts, free Wi-Fi and a sauna.
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Excellent, 8.2
Hotel in Niseko, Japan
This pet-friendly ryokan is situated in Niseko and offers a mineral bath. It also features outdoor tennis courts, free Wi-Fi and a sauna.
Excellent, 9.4
First Cabin Niseko provides a comfortable setting while in Niseko. Those staying at the property can also take advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi access during their stay.
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Excellent, 9.4
Hotel in Niseko, Japan
First Cabin Niseko provides a comfortable setting while in Niseko. Those staying at the property can also take advantage of complimentary Wi-Fi access during their stay.
Excellent, 8.4
Featuring views of the mountains, One Niseko Resort Towers provides 3-star accommodation in Niseko. It has a spa and wellness centre, as well as a mineral bath and massage services.
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Excellent, 8.4
Hotel in Niseko, Japan
Featuring views of the mountains, One Niseko Resort Towers provides 3-star accommodation in Niseko. It has a spa and wellness centre, as well as a mineral bath and massage services.
Excellent, 8.7
The Lodge Moiwa 834 provides a comfortable setting when in Niseko. It also offers massage services, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour reception.
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Excellent, 8.7
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The Lodge Moiwa 834 provides a comfortable setting when in Niseko. It also offers massage services, free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour reception.
Excellent, 8.5
This comfortable hotel in Niseko offers free wireless internet, as well as ski in/out facilities and a sauna. It also provides a safe, outdoor tennis courts and a coffee bar.
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Excellent, 8.5
Hotel in Niseko, Japan
This comfortable hotel in Niseko offers free wireless internet, as well as ski in/out facilities and a sauna. It also provides a safe, outdoor tennis courts and a coffee bar.
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| High season: | May |
| Low season: | November |
| Average price: | S$ 338/night |
| Cheapest price: | S$ 167/night |
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About Niseko
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Best known for its deep powder snow, Niseko is home to one of the top 10 ski resorts in the world. Serious skiers can take to the slopes for a variety of scenic runs, while summer visitors and those coming for the après-ski can admire one of the most stunning parts of Hokkaido.
Things to do
Niseko is a winter sports destination like no other. Four of the six ski areas are interconnected and can be skied with a single pass. There are 38 gondolas and lifts connecting more than 60 ski runs, and if you’re feeling particularly adventurous, there is also a large number of off-piste routes not marked on the ski maps.
Powder hounds will adore the landscapes found at Strawberry Fields. This scenic route winds its way through an array of widely spaced trees in Niseko Hanazono. Here you’ll find the freshest snow before midday, and if you hire an off-piste guide, then they’ll take you straight to the finest spots.
Want to learn to freestyle? Niseko’s three terrain parks are all at Hanazono, too. Show off your moves with a proper half-pipe, jibs and magic carpet serviced jump. Shredders can practise on the bag jump, which has saved plenty of bones from breaking.
If you’re coming to Niseko in the summer months, fret not, as there is still plenty to see and do. Sea kayaking and whitewater rafting will please adrenalin junkies, and there are also opportunities for golf, horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking. When night falls, you can choose from the area’s eclectic mixture of bars, and at holidays and weekends Niseko’s nightlife carries on into the early hours.
Getting around
Hokkaido is an island, so to get to Niseko you’ll need to fly into New Chitose Airport. The road transfer to Niseko takes two and a half hours, and it’s a strikingly beautiful ride. When in Niseko, most places of interest are within walking distance, but the slippery footpaths in winter make the complimentary shuttle buses more ideal for a more comfortable journey. Taxi services are available but can be in shortage during ski season.
Best known for its deep powder snow, Niseko is home to one of the top 10 ski resorts in the world. Serious skiers can take to the slopes for a variety of scenic runs, while summer visitors and those coming for the après-ski can admire one of the most stunning parts of Hokkaido.
Things to do
Niseko is a winter sports destination like no other. Four of the six ski areas are interconnected and can be skied with a single pass. There are 38 gondolas and lifts connecting more than 60 ski runs, and if you’re feeling particularly adventurous, there is also a large number of off-piste routes not marked on the ski maps.
Powder hounds will adore the landscapes found at Strawberry Fields. This scenic route winds its way through an array of widely spaced trees in Niseko Hanazono. Here you’ll find the freshest snow before midday, and if you hire an off-piste guide, then they’ll take you straight to the finest spots.
Want to learn to freestyle? Niseko’s three terrain parks are all at Hanazono, too. Show off your moves with a proper half-pipe, jibs and magic carpet serviced jump. Shredders can practise on the bag jump, which has saved plenty of bones from breaking.
If you’re coming to Niseko in the summer months, fret not, as there is still plenty to see and do. Sea kayaking and whitewater rafting will please adrenalin junkies, and there are also opportunities for golf, horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking. When night falls, you can choose from the area’s eclectic mixture of bars, and at holidays and weekends Niseko’s nightlife carries on into the early hours.
Getting around
Hokkaido is an island, so to get to Niseko you’ll need to fly into New Chitose Airport. The road transfer to Niseko takes two and a half hours, and it’s a strikingly beautiful ride. When in Niseko, most places of interest are within walking distance, but the slippery footpaths in winter make the complimentary shuttle buses more ideal for a more comfortable journey. Taxi services are available but can be in shortage during ski season.