Niseko Lodging

You know those scenes from films that have a house of architectural wonder lit against a dark sky, suspenseful music or crickets chirping, and the camera moves to the windows to allow you to see what's going on inside? Well, now you get to be inside such a house. Well-appointed furniture and thoughtful design let a family be both comfortable and fashionably cool. Located near Niseko Village this brand-new estate is close to the ski lifts, famous Milk Kobo Farms and world-class restaurants. After a long day on the slopes, you can pull into your private first-floor garage to escape the heavy snowfall. Remove your jacket and store it with your skis in the dedicated storage area. If you are with the family the kids can head to their bedrooms, both with accompanying ensuites while the parents head upstairs to soak in the bathtub. Once everyone has recovered sit down to a meal prepared in your gourmet kitchen. Either you've been inspired to whip up some local fare or our concierge team has arranged for a private chef to prepare a wonderful meal for you at home. Anything is possible here at Foxwood.

These stylish chalets are some of the resort's most sought after residences. Located only one minute walk from the Hirafu Gondola and providing a spacious layout and contemporary furnishings, they provide powder enthusiasts the perfect choice of accommodation to enjoy the world famous Niseko snow. A day in Gondola Chalets can begin with a sleep in, knowing that Niseko's champagne powder is just a 1 minute walk away. Save more time for the slopes and rent your skis/snowboard on-site at Harro's Snowsports benefitting from Harro's years of experience and expertise. Following an adventurous day on the slopes, unwind in a spacious and extremely comfortable living/dining area. Take a stroll into the centre of the village and check out Niseko's excellent culinary offerings.

Completed in 2006, Youtei Tracks’ upper village location cannot be beaten. Approx. 350 m to the Ace Family chair, this stylish building is surrounded by the best Hirafu has to offer in restaurants and bars. Large windows allow for maximum natural light. All furnishings have been hand selected by Australian interior designer, Lynn Malone, for maximum comfort and function. Each kitchen is fully equipped with oven, dishwasher and stove top. Laundry facilities are located in the entrance area of each apartment, making these facilities available to all guests when the two key apartments are rented separately.The basement has large ski and drying rooms and each apartment has secure facilities within each. The ski room has a fully equipped tuning bench for guest use.

Chalet Luma is a perfect family retreat within walking distance of Hirafu village, in the peaceful forest of St Moritz. Though only 1.3 kms from the centre of Hirafu, the house includes a morning shuttle service to the lifts, and a return trip back in the afternoon. Chalet Luma accommodates up to 9 guests (a sofabed is available for the ninth guest).

The Heritage is located in Izumikyo 2, and consists of four generously-sized, fully furnished four-bedroom townhouses. With all the amenities a large group needs immediate access to the free shuttle bus stop, The Heritage is well suited to larger groups looking for spacious, comfortable lodgings at very competitive rates. Working closely with our accommodation partners, we know exactly where the best locations around Hirafu for group activities are—whether they’re for school adventures, large family holidays, or for business and corporate conferences and travel.

Situated at the base of Mount Niseko Annupuri, Kasara Niseko Village Townhouse occupies a unique position at the heart of Niseko Village, moments from The Green Leaf Niseko Village, Hilton Niseko Village, and The Village. Eight exclusive townhouses mark the first highly anticipated phase of YTL Hotels' redefinition of alpine living at Niseko Village with ski runs and lifts a mere heartbeat away. Embodying authentic Japanese charm with contemporary elegance and sensitivity towards nature, the dwellings are an ode to Japan's heritage townhouses that were inhabited by craftsmen and wealthy merchants toward the end of the Edo period.