Where to stay in Niseko depends on which slope you start from: ski-in ski-out hotels right below the Annupuri gondola, resorts inside Niseko Village, or stays in the Konbu Onsen area, a little over 2 km from the gondola, with a free ski shuttle. New Chitose Airport is 82 to 87 km away as the crow flies, so plan on road transfers. Every hotel here has onsen or bath facilities for after the slopes. The 6 stays are grouped by how you reach the lifts and by room type.
6 recommended stays
Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton ReserveExplore this stay →6 recommended stays
Recommended staysNiseko Village · 49 rooms
Opened in 2020 with six floors and 49 rooms, with an onsen, a sauna, spa treatment rooms and a 24-hour fitness room. It has a rooftop garden, double-glazed windows, free valet parking and vegan and vegetarian menus, and Hirafu is about 2.5 km away.
Recommended staysNiseko Village · Ski-in ski-out
A five-story, 200-room resort renovated in 2010, with ski-in ski-out access, ski rental and lessons and ski-pass sales. It has an outdoor pool, an open-air bath and a babysitting service, plus a breakfast buffet and lunch and dinner restaurants.
Recommended staysAnnupuri · gondola about 360 m
About 360 m from the Annupuri gondola with ski-in ski-out access, in a three-story, 151-room hotel opened in 1985 and renovated in 2007. It has an open-air bath, a communal bath, a sauna, a steam room, and ski rental and storage, and accepts pets for a fee.
Recommended staysAnnupuri · 105 condo-style rooms
An 11-story, 105-room resort opened in 1991 and renovated in 2012, with condo-style rooms that have kitchens, and grocery delivery. It has a kids' club, ski rental and lessons, and an onsen bath with sauna and steam room, plus a shuttle and rental-car service.
Recommended staysNiseko · 77 rooms
A five-story, 77-room hotel opened in 1983 and renovated in 2003, with an open-air bath, private baths and a communal bath. It has a tennis court, yoga room, billiards, table tennis, karaoke and a fitness room, plus ski rental, lessons and a shuttle.
Recommended staysKonbu Onsen · 25 rooms
A four-story, 25-room stay opened in 2013 with a free ski shuttle to the slopes. It has an onsen bath, a foot bath, a sauna, a full-service spa and a garden, serves kaiseki dinners, and provides ski storage and a library.
For the shortest walk to the gondola, Niseko Northern Resort An'nupuri is the pick: three stories, 151 rooms, opened in 1985 and renovated in 2007, about 360 m from the gondola, with an open-air bath, a communal bath, a sauna, a steam room, and ski rental and storage. Pets are welcome for a fee, and there is a library, chapel, table-tennis room and game room.
Traveling with children? Compare One Niseko Resort Towers and The Green Leaf Niseko Village. One Niseko (opened 1991, 11 floors, 105 rooms) has a kids' club, kitchens, ski rental and lessons; The Green Leaf (200 rooms) has an outdoor pool, a babysitting service and cross-country and downhill skiing on site.
For a quieter stay, look at Niseko Konbu Onsen Tsuruga Besso (opened 2013, four floors, 25 rooms) or the 49-room Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve. The Reserve opened in 2020 over six floors with a rooftop garden, double-glazed windows, free valet parking and vegan and vegetarian menus.
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