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Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
4.6/534 Reviews

Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Niseko|4.32km from downtown
First stay since last summer. For my child's ski debut, I went to this hotel with kids activities. Immediately after arriving, I received a nice word, ``Welcome home,'' which made me a little happy. This time I stayed for consecutive nights, so I stayed at Yotei Suite like last time. We took a bath in a private hot spring in Sapporo, and had sushi at Sushi Nagi for dinner on the first day. Although there was only one chef, his work was thorough, his attentiveness, concern, and encouragement were wonderful, and the children were very happy. You can enjoy the nigiri to your heart's content, but considering the location of Niseko, I can't say it's luxurious. If Mr. Itamae wasn't the only one, I think we could do a lot more. I want it to be more playful or impactful. For breakfast, the bread is quite delicious, probably because wheat is delicious. Especially the croissants are comparable to Amanemu and Ritz Kyoto. Yogurt is also a dairy kingdom. However, in the past, due to the coronavirus pandemic, Western food plates and Japanese food plates were available, and the contents of the plates were also substantial, but this time, perhaps because it was just before the end of the coronavirus pandemic, they changed to a buffet style. There were thin pancakes and French toast, but it seemed like there weren't many chefs in charge of breakfast, so they were limited in what they could do. This is probably due to the small number of rooms. The number of items was small, and since the breakfast at Shin-Osaka Courtyard the previous day was wonderful, it was not enough. Lunch and dinner on the second day were at Yukibana. As expected, the pasta is amazing. The meat was so fatty that I couldn't eat it. The fried rice has too much pepper and is spicy. Used by Chinese? If you just want to enjoy skiing safely and with peace of mind with your kids, this hotel is a good choice because it has few rooms, a Sotis spa, private hot springs, free refrigerators in the rooms, and wonderful staff. A little more impact on the meal. Is it still pizza?
The Green Leaf, Niseko Village
3.9/551 Reviews

The Green Leaf, Niseko Village

Niseko|4.75km from downtown
I have been staying at the Green Leaf off and on for over 10 years. It is an excellent location for ski-in, ski-out, but unfortunately the hotel services have gone downhill. I had two rooms, and the Wi-Fi never worked in either room or the routers could not be fixed. Limited Wi-Fi was obtained by using a neighboring room. The room radiators which was convenient for drying gloves and ski clothes, I was informed, have been permanently turned off. Most disappointing of all is the morning breakfast. My family and I had always looked forward to it, but it has continued to get more frugal and sparce every year and is now comparatively poor from what it was 10 years ago. The hotel is trying to save money in the wrong way. It is obvious that the entire setup is now being outsourced. The supervisor in charge is very nice and personable, and doing his best with what is available, but the food quality is very average, and even the personnel are no longer Japanese. There used to be a nice coffee station as you exited the buffet room. It is gone. Real cream for your coffee, gone. Nuts, grains, and raisins for yogurt, gone. Assorted cheese section, gone. Assorted multigrain breads, gone, and the general food quality has become cheap. The Goshiki Restaurant, from 2nd hand sources, all expressed their disappointment with this evening restaurant in the same way as the breakfast. If food is not a concern, then the Green Leaf will be fine for you. If food is important for a nice ski-in, ski-out vacation, then you might consider a neighboring hotel instead.

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One Niseko Resort Towers
3.8/5123 Reviews

One Niseko Resort Towers

Niseko|7.02km from downtown
We had a lovely ski holiday staying at One Niseko Towers. Here is what we thought about the hotel. 1) Good access to both Moiwa and Annupuri resorts Moiwa is walking distance away (walk to – ski back) and there are regular free shuttle bus services to Annupuri. I would say it is a little bit far to Hirafu and as someone else said, the shuttle bus to Hirafu gets you in a bit late. We have trouble choosing which of the resorts are our favourite: Moiwa is so quiet it is almost like a private resort while Annupuri has wide sweeping pistes and the adorable Paradise Hut café! 2) Rooms were large and well equipped Four of us stayed in an apartment style room. By Japanese standards it is huge! The beds were comfortable (according to my husband, who is very fussy about mattresses and pillows) and there is a kitchenette for cooking simple dinners. It is a Japanese style kitchen so there is no oven but a good hob and gigantic fridge. Pretty fast Wifi in the rooms too. They will properly clean your room once during a week with daily cleaning being minimal (bed making, towel changes and rubbish removal) though this was not an issue for us as we spent most of the day outdoors. The rooms were quiet too and we were lucky enough to get a 10th floor room with beautiful views over the forests. 3) Onsen baths for soothing the aching muscles The onsen is one of the best features in our family's opinion! Some family members would visit twice a day…. There is a men's and a women's onsen which both have indoor and outdoor baths. It is really nice sitting outside in a hot bath while looking at the snow. I would add that the onsen as well as a lot of the public spaces are decorated in a simple contemporary style. We liked the calming non-fussy stylish look. 4) Good breakfast and Tura We had a package including breakfast. There are choices of Japanese, Western and Chinese breakfast dishes all cooked well. My children would pile their trays high with croissant, miso soup, scrambled egg and fried chicken…? I think I saw reviews commenting on the quality of coffee but we found the espresso on the coffee machine pretty good. It is not artisanal flat white of course but we weren’t in Niseko for the coffee. There are capsule type coffee machines in the rooms too which were very much like nespresso. As someone else said, the Tura restaurant is highly recommended. It is a bit expensive so we only went once during our stay but we very much enjoyed the course menu. The standard of cooking is extremely high. For example, our favourite dishes were crispy pan friend oysters with oyster risotto and grilled Hokkaido pork with a Japanese sauce. When we visited Tura it was empty apart from us. Don’t let this put you off. It will be important to book a table and preferably specify what you will eat in advance so they are ready. We did not try the room service. 5) Friendly service Last but not least the service at One Niseko was wonderful. There are a lot of young non-Japanese pe

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Hotel Resort Inn Niseko

Hotel Resort Inn Niseko

Niseko|2.17km from downtown
Dave and his wife make Hotel Resort Inn such a lovely place. We've stayed at many hotels around the world but this one is the most special one for us. Here are the reasons why you should choose Hotel Resort Inn: 1) Clean and comfortable room: the rooms are kept spotless clean. 2) Private onsen: you can book the private onsen on the 2nd floor in advance. It is such a treat after a day of skiing. 3) Access to ski resorts: Dave drive you to different ski resorts every morning at 9am. Dave will drop you at the most convenient places so that you can buy lift pass or get on the gondola quickly. Unless you stayed at a ski-in and ski-out hotel in Niseko, you will need to walk or take shuttle bus to the lifts anyway. We even managed to travel to Rusutsu for two days during our stay. The hotel is 3 minutes from a bus stop where you can take ~8:30 bus to Rusutsu (only 30 minutes ride). You can choose to take 15:15 bus or 17:15 bus to return and Dave can pick you up from the bus stop. 4) Ski rental: Dave will arrange ski rental at a nearby rental shop and the price is quite reasonable. 5) Meals: absolutely delicious buffet breakfast. If you want to eat dinner in Niseko Village, Dave will drive you to nearby restaurants. If you want to relax, you can order simple meals from Dave's wife and relax in the common area in the hotel. 6) Hospitality: this is like a home away from home. Dave and his wife worked so hard to make sure all guests have the best ski holiday. We cannot wait to come back for the next ski holiday.
Niseko Ski Lodge - Higashiyama
4.1/57 Reviews

Niseko Ski Lodge - Higashiyama

Niseko|4.24km from downtown
I came here on a solo trip as the last leg of a 17 day trip in Hokkaido. Starting with the lodge itself, the building is a cute standard lodge with 3 floors, the base floor has rooms, the ski equipment room, 2 shower rooms, and laundry machine. The main floor has the front desk, water closets, a dining room, staff kitchen and a wood burning stove. The top floor has more rooms and common areas with couches. There is a breakfast buffet for 1800 yen that you can add on to your stay which I recommend because it is a nice hearty western breakfast- great before the slopes and the lodge is quite far from restaurants without a car. While I was there, breakfast consisted of sausages, bacon, eggs, shimeji mushrooms, hot cakes, bread, muffins, various cereals and yogurt. If you are concerned about speaking Japanese, almost all the staff were international and spoke English. The staff were super friendly and all did different things for the lodge. Some cooked breakfast, built the fire, shoveled snow, taught snowboarding, tidied the lodge, etc. A team of jack of all trades, impressive group of friendly people. My last day there, I wanted to get some refresher courses on snowboarding. It was last minute but the staff was super accommodating on trying to help find what I needed. One staffer, Joel called around to see who was available, and Carmen, one of the instructors agreed to take me, even though it was her day off. I have not been on a snowboard since before the pandemic so I was really rusty. I told Carmen everything I was struggling with and she was understanding on what I needed help with. I did go early season, so there wasn't a lot of snow but Carmen took me to Annupuri and we ended up snowboarding almost the entire day. She gave me pointers on what I was doing, and took videos of me so I can review them for further study. I was pretty shaky on the board initially, but by the end of the day, I was able to turn better and had less wipe outs. Carmen also took me back to drop off my rentals and took me back to the lodge. The lodge also has great vibes, largely in part to the staff. I enjoyed talking to the people worked there, but also enjoyed talking to the guests I met there from Singapore and Australia. The location of the lodge is a little far off from the slopes and does require taking the shuttle buses which stop at 5pm. The lodge is also in a fairly remote location, so meal planning is a must. There is a dairy farm that is a 9 minute walk away with a wonderful pizza shop, western restaurant, bakery/ ice cream shop, and a chocolate shop. All of these close around 5:30pm, and keep in mind, the buses stop running at 5pm. There are food delivery and pick-up offerings though- as in, you call the restaurant to come pick you up to dine at their restaurant. So besides lack of food options, this place was a fun place to stay at.

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Niseko Kaributo Shrine

Hotel Resort Inn Niseko

Hotel Resort Inn Niseko

Niseko|1.76km from Niseko Kaributo Shrine
Dave and his wife make Hotel Resort Inn such a lovely place. We've stayed at many hotels around the world but this one is the most special one for us. Here are the reasons why you should choose Hotel Resort Inn: 1) Clean and comfortable room: the rooms are kept spotless clean. 2) Private onsen: you can book the private onsen on the 2nd floor in advance. It is such a treat after a day of skiing. 3) Access to ski resorts: Dave drive you to different ski resorts every morning at 9am. Dave will drop you at the most convenient places so that you can buy lift pass or get on the gondola quickly. Unless you stayed at a ski-in and ski-out hotel in Niseko, you will need to walk or take shuttle bus to the lifts anyway. We even managed to travel to Rusutsu for two days during our stay. The hotel is 3 minutes from a bus stop where you can take ~8:30 bus to Rusutsu (only 30 minutes ride). You can choose to take 15:15 bus or 17:15 bus to return and Dave can pick you up from the bus stop. 4) Ski rental: Dave will arrange ski rental at a nearby rental shop and the price is quite reasonable. 5) Meals: absolutely delicious buffet breakfast. If you want to eat dinner in Niseko Village, Dave will drive you to nearby restaurants. If you want to relax, you can order simple meals from Dave's wife and relax in the common area in the hotel. 6) Hospitality: this is like a home away from home. Dave and his wife worked so hard to make sure all guests have the best ski holiday. We cannot wait to come back for the next ski holiday.

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Niseko Bridge

Hotel Resort Inn Niseko

Hotel Resort Inn Niseko

Niseko|2.53km from Niseko Bridge
Dave and his wife make Hotel Resort Inn such a lovely place. We've stayed at many hotels around the world but this one is the most special one for us. Here are the reasons why you should choose Hotel Resort Inn: 1) Clean and comfortable room: the rooms are kept spotless clean. 2) Private onsen: you can book the private onsen on the 2nd floor in advance. It is such a treat after a day of skiing. 3) Access to ski resorts: Dave drive you to different ski resorts every morning at 9am. Dave will drop you at the most convenient places so that you can buy lift pass or get on the gondola quickly. Unless you stayed at a ski-in and ski-out hotel in Niseko, you will need to walk or take shuttle bus to the lifts anyway. We even managed to travel to Rusutsu for two days during our stay. The hotel is 3 minutes from a bus stop where you can take ~8:30 bus to Rusutsu (only 30 minutes ride). You can choose to take 15:15 bus or 17:15 bus to return and Dave can pick you up from the bus stop. 4) Ski rental: Dave will arrange ski rental at a nearby rental shop and the price is quite reasonable. 5) Meals: absolutely delicious buffet breakfast. If you want to eat dinner in Niseko Village, Dave will drive you to nearby restaurants. If you want to relax, you can order simple meals from Dave's wife and relax in the common area in the hotel. 6) Hospitality: this is like a home away from home. Dave and his wife worked so hard to make sure all guests have the best ski holiday. We cannot wait to come back for the next ski holiday.

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Niseko Village Pure

Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
4.6/534 Reviews

Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Niseko|0.24km from Niseko Village Pure
First stay since last summer. For my child's ski debut, I went to this hotel with kids activities. Immediately after arriving, I received a nice word, ``Welcome home,'' which made me a little happy. This time I stayed for consecutive nights, so I stayed at Yotei Suite like last time. We took a bath in a private hot spring in Sapporo, and had sushi at Sushi Nagi for dinner on the first day. Although there was only one chef, his work was thorough, his attentiveness, concern, and encouragement were wonderful, and the children were very happy. You can enjoy the nigiri to your heart's content, but considering the location of Niseko, I can't say it's luxurious. If Mr. Itamae wasn't the only one, I think we could do a lot more. I want it to be more playful or impactful. For breakfast, the bread is quite delicious, probably because wheat is delicious. Especially the croissants are comparable to Amanemu and Ritz Kyoto. Yogurt is also a dairy kingdom. However, in the past, due to the coronavirus pandemic, Western food plates and Japanese food plates were available, and the contents of the plates were also substantial, but this time, perhaps because it was just before the end of the coronavirus pandemic, they changed to a buffet style. There were thin pancakes and French toast, but it seemed like there weren't many chefs in charge of breakfast, so they were limited in what they could do. This is probably due to the small number of rooms. The number of items was small, and since the breakfast at Shin-Osaka Courtyard the previous day was wonderful, it was not enough. Lunch and dinner on the second day were at Yukibana. As expected, the pasta is amazing. The meat was so fatty that I couldn't eat it. The fried rice has too much pepper and is spicy. Used by Chinese? If you just want to enjoy skiing safely and with peace of mind with your kids, this hotel is a good choice because it has few rooms, a Sotis spa, private hot springs, free refrigerators in the rooms, and wonderful staff. A little more impact on the meal. Is it still pizza?
The Green Leaf, Niseko Village
3.9/551 Reviews

The Green Leaf, Niseko Village

Niseko|0.68km from Niseko Village Pure
I have been staying at the Green Leaf off and on for over 10 years. It is an excellent location for ski-in, ski-out, but unfortunately the hotel services have gone downhill. I had two rooms, and the Wi-Fi never worked in either room or the routers could not be fixed. Limited Wi-Fi was obtained by using a neighboring room. The room radiators which was convenient for drying gloves and ski clothes, I was informed, have been permanently turned off. Most disappointing of all is the morning breakfast. My family and I had always looked forward to it, but it has continued to get more frugal and sparce every year and is now comparatively poor from what it was 10 years ago. The hotel is trying to save money in the wrong way. It is obvious that the entire setup is now being outsourced. The supervisor in charge is very nice and personable, and doing his best with what is available, but the food quality is very average, and even the personnel are no longer Japanese. There used to be a nice coffee station as you exited the buffet room. It is gone. Real cream for your coffee, gone. Nuts, grains, and raisins for yogurt, gone. Assorted cheese section, gone. Assorted multigrain breads, gone, and the general food quality has become cheap. The Goshiki Restaurant, from 2nd hand sources, all expressed their disappointment with this evening restaurant in the same way as the breakfast. If food is not a concern, then the Green Leaf will be fine for you. If food is important for a nice ski-in, ski-out vacation, then you might consider a neighboring hotel instead.

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ニセコビレッジ 新雪谷

Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
4.6/534 Reviews

Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Niseko|0.32km from ニセコビレッジ 新雪谷
First stay since last summer. For my child's ski debut, I went to this hotel with kids activities. Immediately after arriving, I received a nice word, ``Welcome home,'' which made me a little happy. This time I stayed for consecutive nights, so I stayed at Yotei Suite like last time. We took a bath in a private hot spring in Sapporo, and had sushi at Sushi Nagi for dinner on the first day. Although there was only one chef, his work was thorough, his attentiveness, concern, and encouragement were wonderful, and the children were very happy. You can enjoy the nigiri to your heart's content, but considering the location of Niseko, I can't say it's luxurious. If Mr. Itamae wasn't the only one, I think we could do a lot more. I want it to be more playful or impactful. For breakfast, the bread is quite delicious, probably because wheat is delicious. Especially the croissants are comparable to Amanemu and Ritz Kyoto. Yogurt is also a dairy kingdom. However, in the past, due to the coronavirus pandemic, Western food plates and Japanese food plates were available, and the contents of the plates were also substantial, but this time, perhaps because it was just before the end of the coronavirus pandemic, they changed to a buffet style. There were thin pancakes and French toast, but it seemed like there weren't many chefs in charge of breakfast, so they were limited in what they could do. This is probably due to the small number of rooms. The number of items was small, and since the breakfast at Shin-Osaka Courtyard the previous day was wonderful, it was not enough. Lunch and dinner on the second day were at Yukibana. As expected, the pasta is amazing. The meat was so fatty that I couldn't eat it. The fried rice has too much pepper and is spicy. Used by Chinese? If you just want to enjoy skiing safely and with peace of mind with your kids, this hotel is a good choice because it has few rooms, a Sotis spa, private hot springs, free refrigerators in the rooms, and wonderful staff. A little more impact on the meal. Is it still pizza?
The Green Leaf, Niseko Village
3.9/551 Reviews

The Green Leaf, Niseko Village

Niseko|0.61km from ニセコビレッジ 新雪谷
I have been staying at the Green Leaf off and on for over 10 years. It is an excellent location for ski-in, ski-out, but unfortunately the hotel services have gone downhill. I had two rooms, and the Wi-Fi never worked in either room or the routers could not be fixed. Limited Wi-Fi was obtained by using a neighboring room. The room radiators which was convenient for drying gloves and ski clothes, I was informed, have been permanently turned off. Most disappointing of all is the morning breakfast. My family and I had always looked forward to it, but it has continued to get more frugal and sparce every year and is now comparatively poor from what it was 10 years ago. The hotel is trying to save money in the wrong way. It is obvious that the entire setup is now being outsourced. The supervisor in charge is very nice and personable, and doing his best with what is available, but the food quality is very average, and even the personnel are no longer Japanese. There used to be a nice coffee station as you exited the buffet room. It is gone. Real cream for your coffee, gone. Nuts, grains, and raisins for yogurt, gone. Assorted cheese section, gone. Assorted multigrain breads, gone, and the general food quality has become cheap. The Goshiki Restaurant, from 2nd hand sources, all expressed their disappointment with this evening restaurant in the same way as the breakfast. If food is not a concern, then the Green Leaf will be fine for you. If food is important for a nice ski-in, ski-out vacation, then you might consider a neighboring hotel instead.

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Bistare Kana
4.4/57 Reviews
Lovely pension, great place to relax after a day of skiing. Private rooms, shared bathroom, very warm, inviting, relaxed atmosphere. Don't expect a hotel, but more of a community atmosphere. Breakfast included, free internet available on-site. The hearty breakfasts served at 8AM generally filled us up enough to only stop for light lunches during the day. Yama-san also gives a daily snow report each morning during breakfast, and also gave us a great recommendation for a spot to check out on Annupuri to catch some good scenery, even though the days we were visiting didn't get much fresh powder. We also enjoyed the dinner one evening (Yama-san operates a Nepali restaurant for a few hours in the early evening, its worth stopping by if you enjoy whats on the menu). There is a nice onsen just down the road (walking distance), ask about a discount - in general, Yama-san will help you find whatever it is you're looking for in Niseko, including transportation in the mornings to Annupuri. Parking is available on-site as well. Note that this property is not suitable for children, but great for friends, couples, or solo travelers.
Pensione Uno
4.5/511 Reviews
The hotel is very clean and confortable. Team is helpful and carying. The atmosphere is cool and easy-peasy. There is a shuttle bus leading to all 4 ski resorts very close by the premises. We highly recommand this place which is good value for money !
Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve
4.6/534 Reviews
First stay since last summer. For my child's ski debut, I went to this hotel with kids activities. Immediately after arriving, I received a nice word, ``Welcome home,'' which made me a little happy. This time I stayed for consecutive nights, so I stayed at Yotei Suite like last time. We took a bath in a private hot spring in Sapporo, and had sushi at Sushi Nagi for dinner on the first day. Although there was only one chef, his work was thorough, his attentiveness, concern, and encouragement were wonderful, and the children were very happy. You can enjoy the nigiri to your heart's content, but considering the location of Niseko, I can't say it's luxurious. If Mr. Itamae wasn't the only one, I think we could do a lot more. I want it to be more playful or impactful. For breakfast, the bread is quite delicious, probably because wheat is delicious. Especially the croissants are comparable to Amanemu and Ritz Kyoto. Yogurt is also a dairy kingdom. However, in the past, due to the coronavirus pandemic, Western food plates and Japanese food plates were available, and the contents of the plates were also substantial, but this time, perhaps because it was just before the end of the coronavirus pandemic, they changed to a buffet style. There were thin pancakes and French toast, but it seemed like there weren't many chefs in charge of breakfast, so they were limited in what they could do. This is probably due to the small number of rooms. The number of items was small, and since the breakfast at Shin-Osaka Courtyard the previous day was wonderful, it was not enough. Lunch and dinner on the second day were at Yukibana. As expected, the pasta is amazing. The meat was so fatty that I couldn't eat it. The fried rice has too much pepper and is spicy. Used by Chinese? If you just want to enjoy skiing safely and with peace of mind with your kids, this hotel is a good choice because it has few rooms, a Sotis spa, private hot springs, free refrigerators in the rooms, and wonderful staff. A little more impact on the meal. Is it still pizza?
Pension Cotton Farm
4.6/55 Reviews
It was my first time in Niseko, but thanks to the information about the ski resorts, I was able to enjoy it without any major mistakes. The room was warm and the bed was comfortable. The water area was shared, but it was clean. The food tasted good and it seemed to be prepared with great care.
Niseko White Villas I
4.1/59 Reviews
This place is really beautiful. The single-family villa is really comfortable compared to other hotels in Niseko. The kitchen utensils are very complete. I bought seafood and meat and cooked my own food in the evening. The pick-up and drop-off appointments we made with the housekeeper were all on time and very polite. The heater in the room is really warm. I want to know what brand it is 🤣 When I woke up in the morning, it was covered with powdery snow. It was really beautiful. The hotel has a free shuttle bus to Annupuri. The Annupuri ski resort is also good, suitable for novices, and also has advanced trails.
Niseko Ski Lodge - Higashiyama
4.1/57 Reviews
I came here on a solo trip as the last leg of a 17 day trip in Hokkaido. Starting with the lodge itself, the building is a cute standard lodge with 3 floors, the base floor has rooms, the ski equipment room, 2 shower rooms, and laundry machine. The main floor has the front desk, water closets, a dining room, staff kitchen and a wood burning stove. The top floor has more rooms and common areas with couches. There is a breakfast buffet for 1800 yen that you can add on to your stay which I recommend because it is a nice hearty western breakfast- great before the slopes and the lodge is quite far from restaurants without a car. While I was there, breakfast consisted of sausages, bacon, eggs, shimeji mushrooms, hot cakes, bread, muffins, various cereals and yogurt. If you are concerned about speaking Japanese, almost all the staff were international and spoke English. The staff were super friendly and all did different things for the lodge. Some cooked breakfast, built the fire, shoveled snow, taught snowboarding, tidied the lodge, etc. A team of jack of all trades, impressive group of friendly people. My last day there, I wanted to get some refresher courses on snowboarding. It was last minute but the staff was super accommodating on trying to help find what I needed. One staffer, Joel called around to see who was available, and Carmen, one of the instructors agreed to take me, even though it was her day off. I have not been on a snowboard since before the pandemic so I was really rusty. I told Carmen everything I was struggling with and she was understanding on what I needed help with. I did go early season, so there wasn't a lot of snow but Carmen took me to Annupuri and we ended up snowboarding almost the entire day. She gave me pointers on what I was doing, and took videos of me so I can review them for further study. I was pretty shaky on the board initially, but by the end of the day, I was able to turn better and had less wipe outs. Carmen also took me back to drop off my rentals and took me back to the lodge. The lodge also has great vibes, largely in part to the staff. I enjoyed talking to the people worked there, but also enjoyed talking to the guests I met there from Singapore and Australia. The location of the lodge is a little far off from the slopes and does require taking the shuttle buses which stop at 5pm. The lodge is also in a fairly remote location, so meal planning is a must. There is a dairy farm that is a 9 minute walk away with a wonderful pizza shop, western restaurant, bakery/ ice cream shop, and a chocolate shop. All of these close around 5:30pm, and keep in mind, the buses stop running at 5pm. There are food delivery and pick-up offerings though- as in, you call the restaurant to come pick you up to dine at their restaurant. So besides lack of food options, this place was a fun place to stay at.

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Planning a trip to Niseko? Book hotels in Niseko via the Trip.com website or app, it's easy and hassle-free. In Niseko, both areas with attractions and the city center are good places to stay. For trips in Niseko, you can choose hotels around the city center or accommodations near popular attractions.

There is no civilian airport in this city. You can visit a nearby city first, and then head to Niseko using other means of transportation.

There are 27 hotels in Niseko with excellent service. The local average price is 246 SGD per night. There are a variety of hotels to meet the needs of different types of travelers. There are 1 five-star hotels in Niseko at an average price of 135 SGD per night. There are 8 four-star hotels in Niseko at an average price of 309 SGD per night. There are 4 three-star hotels in Niseko at an average price of 116 SGD per night. There are 9 two-star hotels in Niseko at an average price of 200 SGD per night. There are not many well-known chain hotels in Niseko, but staying at a unique local hotel will make you feel at home. Those who favor Hilton can choose a hotel under its name. Hilton is the most popular brand among tourists. A popular hotel in Niseko, One Niseko Resort Towers Hokkaido is also one of the highest rated. Many tourists also stay at Niseko Konbu Onsen Tsuruga Besso Moku No Sho Hokkaido.

If you want to spend a fun vacation with your family, locals recommend visiting Niseko Annupuri Onsen. You can also visit top-rated attractions like Niseko Village Ski Resort, Niseko Village Pure, Moviwa. Commercial areas like Hokkaido Niseko milk-kobo, The Mad Hatter, Niseko are ideal places to buy souvenirs.

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