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Setsu Niseko
Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan

Setsu Niseko

Near Niseko Grand Hirafu Ski Resort190 rooms200 meters to lifts
TripAdvisor 3.92 Michelin Keys

Setsu Niseko blends contemporary elegance with Japanese heritage in the heart of Hirafu, offering spacious residences, curated dining experiences, and a serene wellness sanctuary featuring natural onsen baths. Guests enjoy ski-in access to Niseko’s renowned powder slopes, attentive service, and a tranquil atmosphere, making it an ideal retreat for both adventure and relaxation in Hokkaido’s stunning landscape.

Quick Facts

Amenities

  • Six dining venues
  • Rikka Spa
  • Onsen (hot spring baths)
  • Private Onsen
  • Sauna
  • Fully equipped gym
  • Yoga studio
  • Ski and snowboard rentals
  • Ski shuttle service
  • Kids playroom
  • Business centre
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Family-friendly activities
  • Event and meeting facilities
  • Retail boutique

Dining Experience

• méli mélo – Yuki No Koe – French-Japanese fusion by acclaimed chef Yoshiaki Arai, highlighting seasonal Hokkaido ingredients in artfully crafted dishes. • Sushi Kato Setus – Premium Edomae-style sushi, showcasing the freshest local seafood in an elegant setting. • AFURI Ramen & Dumpling – Signature yuzu-infused ramen and handmade dumplings, offering a casual yet flavorful dining experience. • Tempura Araki – Intimate omakase tempura experience, emphasizing the artistry and precision of Japanese tempura. • Lounge Bar – Sophisticated après ski venue with curated cocktails, sake, and local spirits, complemented by panoramic mountain views.

Après Ski

Setsu Niseko offers a refined culinary journey with several on-site dining venues, including méli mélo – Yuki No Koe, helmed by acclaimed chef Yoshiaki Arai, serving French-Japanese fusion cuisine with seasonal Hokkaido ingredients. Sushi Kato Setus specializes in premium Edomae-style sushi, while AFURI Ramen & Dumpling presents signature yuzu-infused ramen in a casual setting. Tempura Araki delivers an intimate omakase experience focused on tempura artistry. The hotel’s Lounge Bar provides a sophisticated après ski atmosphere with curated cocktails, sake, and local spirits, complemented by panoramic mountain views. For a unique après ski, the hotel’s proximity to Hirafu Village allows easy access to renowned local spots such as Bar Gyu+ (the “Fridge Door Bar”) for creative cocktails and Powder Room for lively DJ sets and champagne. Nearby, Kamimura, a Michelin-starred restaurant, offers contemporary French-Japanese tasting menus, while An Dining is celebrated for its modern Hokkaido cuisine. Setsu Niseko’s blend of on-property gourmet experiences and convenient access to Niseko’s vibrant après ski and dining scene ensures a memorable stay for discerning travelers.

Spa & Wellness

The spa at Setsu Niseko, Rikka Spa, offers a range of treatments including massages, facials, and body therapies inspired by Japanese and international techniques. Facilities include private and communal onsen baths, a sauna, and a fitness center. The spa emphasizes natural ingredients and seasonal wellness rituals, and features views of Mount Yotei.

Ski Resort Guide

Staying at Setsu Niseko in Hokkaido places you at the heart of Japan’s premier ski destination, renowned for its powder snow, vibrant après-ski scene, and breathtaking views of Mount Yotei. As your base, Setsu Niseko offers seamless access to the region’s top ski resorts, each with its own distinct character and appeal. - Niseko United: Just steps from the hotel, Niseko United encompasses four interlinked resorts—Grand Hirafu, Hanazono, Niseko Village, and Annupuri. Together, they offer over 2,000 acres of terrain, legendary for deep, dry powder and extensive off-piste runs. Advanced skiers will appreciate the challenging gates and tree skiing, while families benefit from excellent English-speaking ski schools and gentle beginner slopes. The best time to visit is December through February for peak powder conditions. Insider tip: Book a guided backcountry tour for exclusive access to untouched snow. - Hanazono Resort: A short drive or shuttle from Setsu, Hanazono is celebrated for its family-friendly atmosphere, terrain parks, and thrilling activities like snowmobiling and snow tubing. The new Hanazono Symphony Gondola enhances access to varied terrain, and the resort’s ski-in/ski-out dining options are perfect for a midday break. Don’t miss the early morning “First Tracks” experience for pristine runs before the crowds arrive. - Moiwa Ski Resort: For a quieter, more local experience, Moiwa offers uncrowded slopes and exceptional powder, ideal for advanced skiers seeking hidden stashes. The relaxed vibe and shorter lift lines make it a favorite among seasoned visitors. Consider a day trip here for a change of pace and a chance to explore Niseko’s lesser-known gems. Après-ski in Niseko is a highlight, with Setsu’s own wellness facilities, nearby onsen hot springs, and a diverse culinary scene featuring everything from Michelin-starred Japanese cuisine to cozy izakayas. Regional experiences such as snowshoeing, sake tasting, and cultural tours of Kutchan town add depth to your stay. International guests will find English widely spoken and convenient transfer services from New Chitose Airport. Families benefit from dedicated kids’ programs and childcare, while advanced skiers can arrange guided tours for off-piste and backcountry adventures. Setsu Niseko is the perfect launchpad for an unforgettable ski holiday, blending world-class slopes with refined hospitality and authentic Hokkaido charm.

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