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Muwa Niseko
Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan

Muwa Niseko

Near Niseko Tokyu Grand Hirafu Ski Resort113 roomsSki-in/ski-out to lifts
TripAdvisor 4.8

Muwa Niseko blends Japanese heritage with contemporary luxury, offering ski-in/ski-out access to Grand Hirafu’s slopes. Guests enjoy elegantly appointed residences, onsen hot springs, and panoramic views of Mount Yotei. The hotel features refined dining, a wellness spa, and attentive service, creating an inviting retreat that celebrates the natural beauty and culture of Niseko.

Quick Facts

  • Rooms113
  • Distance to LiftsSki-in/ski-out
  • Distance to Airport110 km
  • Nearest ResortNiseko Tokyu Grand Hirafu Ski Resort
  • Michelin RatingNot Rated
  • Phone+81 136-23-0955
  • WebsiteVisit Site
  • Instagram@muwaniseko

Amenities

  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Ski-in/Ski-out Access
  • Onsen (Hot Spring Bath)
  • Fitness Center
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Concierge Service
  • Free Parking
  • Family Rooms
  • 24-Hour Front Desk
  • Luggage Storage
  • Non-Smoking Rooms
  • Laundry Facilities
  • Airport Shuttle
  • Kitchenette in Rooms

Dining Experience

• Sushi Shin by Miyakawa – Exquisite omakase experience led by a Michelin three-star chef, showcasing the finest Hokkaido seafood and traditional Japanese artistry. • All-Day Dining Restaurant – Elegant venue offering a harmonious blend of Japanese and Western cuisine, perfect for breakfast, après ski, or relaxed dining throughout the day. • Lounge & Bar – Inviting space for craft cocktails, premium sake, and après ski gatherings, complemented by panoramic mountain views. • Ski-In, Ski-Out Access to Hirafu Village – Effortless entry to Niseko’s renowned après ski scene, including Bar Gyu+ (the “Fridge Door Bar”) for inventive drinks and The Barn by Odin for French-inspired alpine cuisine.

Après Ski

Muwa Niseko offers a refined selection of on-site dining and après ski experiences, blending Japanese tradition with international flair. Guests can savor authentic sushi and kaiseki cuisine at Sushi Shin by Miyakawa, helmed by a Michelin three-star chef, renowned for its omakase menus and fresh Hokkaido seafood. The hotel’s all-day dining restaurant presents a fusion of Japanese and Western dishes, ideal for breakfast or après ski relaxation, while the lounge and bar provide a cozy setting for craft cocktails, premium sake, and panoramic mountain views. For après ski, the ski-in, ski-out location allows easy access to Niseko’s vibrant Hirafu Village, where acclaimed venues like Bar Gyu+ (the “Fridge Door Bar”) offer inventive drinks in a speakeasy atmosphere, and The Barn by Odin serves French-inspired cuisine in a striking architectural setting. Nearby, enjoy izakaya-style dining at Bang Bang or sample local brews at Niseko Tap Room. The combination of on-property excellence and proximity to Niseko’s celebrated dining and nightlife ensures a memorable culinary and social experience for discerning travelers.

Spa & Wellness

Muwa Niseko features a wellness area with indoor and outdoor onsen baths, a sauna, and a fitness center. The spa offers a range of massage and body treatments, incorporating Japanese and international techniques. The onsen uses natural mineral-rich hot spring water, providing a traditional Japanese bathing experience.

Ski Resort Guide

Staying at Muwa Niseko in Hokkaido places you at the heart of Japan’s premier ski destination, renowned for its world-class powder snow and vibrant alpine culture. As your base, Muwa Niseko offers direct access to the slopes and a seamless blend of luxury and convenience. Niseko United: Just steps from the hotel, Niseko United encompasses four interlinked resorts—Grand Hirafu, Hanazono, Niseko Village, and Annupuri. Expect legendary powder, extensive off-piste terrain, and a variety of runs for all abilities. Advanced skiers will appreciate the challenging gates and backcountry access, while families benefit from excellent ski schools and gentle beginner slopes. The best time to visit is December through February for peak snowfall. Hanazono Resort: A short drive or ski from Muwa Niseko, Hanazono is celebrated for its pristine tree runs, terrain parks, and family-friendly activities such as snow tubing and snowmobiling. Signature experiences include guided cat-skiing and night skiing under illuminated slopes. Insider tip: Book a private lesson or early-morning “First Tracks” session for untouched powder. Niseko Village: Known for its luxury amenities and scenic runs, Niseko Village offers a refined après-ski scene with upscale dining and spa experiences. The resort’s gondola provides quick mountain access, and the area is ideal for those seeking a quieter, exclusive atmosphere. Don’t miss the local onsen (hot springs) for a relaxing post-ski ritual. Après-ski and regional experiences: Explore Hirafu’s lively dining scene, from izakayas to Michelin-starred restaurants, and sample Hokkaido’s famed seafood and sake. For a cultural touch, visit nearby Kutchan town or arrange a snowshoe tour through the serene winter forests. International guests will find English widely spoken and convenient transfer options from New Chitose Airport. Families benefit from dedicated kids’ programs and childcare, while advanced skiers can arrange guided tours for off-piste adventures. For a truly memorable stay, time your visit during the Sapporo Snow Festival or Niseko’s New Year celebrations. Muwa Niseko’s prime location ensures an effortless and luxurious ski holiday, with the best of Hokkaido’s winter experiences at your doorstep.

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