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Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve - luxury ski hotel in Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan, Japan near Niseko Village Ski Resort
Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan

Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

Near Niseko Village Ski Resort50 roomsSki-in/ski-out to lifts
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Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Mount Yotei, Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, offers an intimate alpine retreat with refined Japanese design and warm hospitality. Guests enjoy ski-in/ski-out access, serene onsen baths, curated culinary experiences, and personalized service, all immersed in the natural beauty and tranquility of Hokkaido’s renowned powder snow region.

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Quick Facts

Rooms50
Distance to LiftsSki-in/ski-out
Distance to Airport110 km
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What We Love:

We love Higashiyama Niseko Village for its ski-in/ski-out access, serene onsen baths, and refined Japanese design set against the stunning backdrop of Mount Yotei.

Guest Experience

Experience the ultimate alpine escape with ski-in/ski-out access and tranquil onsen baths, all set against breathtaking views of Mount Yotei. Indulge in the Higashiyama Spa’s Japanese-inspired wellness rituals, private treatment rooms, and serene hot spring baths for deep relaxation. Savor inventive dining at Yukibana and Sushi Nagi, where seasonal Hokkaido ingredients and Edomae-style sushi take center stage, or unwind with rare spirits and creative cocktails in the exclusive Higashiyama Reservist Bar and Ume Lounge. Spacious rooms and suites, many with private onsen-style baths, blend refined Japanese minimalism with contemporary luxury, making this retreat ideal for discerning travelers seeking adventure, wellness, and cultural immersion in Niseko’s winter wonderland.

Amenities

Free Wi-FiSpaIndoor PoolFitness CenterOn-site RestaurantBar/LoungeSki-in/Ski-out AccessHot Spring Bath (Onsen)Concierge ServiceAirport ShuttleFamily RoomsPet-FriendlyMeeting Rooms24-Hour Front DeskRoom Service
Dining

Dining Experience

• Yukibana – Contemporary Japanese and international cuisine with panoramic mountain views, showcasing seasonal Hokkaido ingredients and an elegant breakfast buffet.

• Sushi Nagi – Edomae-style sushi and omakase menus crafted by skilled chefs, featuring the freshest local seafood in an intimate setting.

• Ume Lounge – Sophisticated après ski lounge offering creative cocktails, premium Japanese whiskies, and light bites by the fireplace.

• Higashiyama Reservist Bar – Exclusive bar experience with rare spirits and bespoke drinks in an intimate, refined atmosphere.

• Curated Sake Tastings – Unique guided sake experiences highlighting regional varieties, perfect for après ski relaxation.

Après Ski

Après Ski

Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, offers a refined culinary experience with several on-site venues. Yukibana serves contemporary Japanese and international cuisine with panoramic mountain views, featuring seasonal Hokkaido ingredients and an elegant breakfast buffet. Sushi Nagi, helmed by skilled sushi chefs, specializes in Edomae-style sushi and omakase menus, highlighting the freshest local seafood. Ume Lounge provides a sophisticated après ski setting with creative cocktails, premium Japanese whiskies, and light bites, perfect for relaxing by the fireplace after a day on the slopes. The hotel’s Higashiyama Reservist Bar offers an exclusive, intimate atmosphere for rare spirits and bespoke drinks. For unique experiences, guests can enjoy ski-in access to the hotel and curated sake tastings. Nearby, Niseko Village’s dining scene includes The Crab Shack for Hokkaido seafood, Prativo for farm-to-table Italian, and the lively après ski bar Tomioka White, all within easy reach. The broader Niseko area features acclaimed venues like Kamimura, a Michelin-starred French-Japanese restaurant, and the buzzing après ski hub of Hirafu, known for its vibrant bars such as Bar Gyu+ and The Barn, offering craft cocktails and alpine ambiance.

Spa & Wellness

Spa & Wellness

The Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, features the Higashiyama Spa, offering a range of treatments including massages, facials, and body therapies inspired by Japanese traditions. Facilities include private treatment rooms, a sauna, a traditional Japanese onsen, and a fitness center. The spa emphasizes natural ingredients and seasonal wellness rituals, providing a tranquil setting with views of Mount Yotei.

Design & Architecture

Refined Japanese aesthetics are expressed through natural materials, clean-lined architecture, and expansive windows framing Mount Yotei, while tranquil onsen baths and intimate interiors evoke a sense of harmony with the alpine landscape. The design seamlessly integrates traditional craftsmanship with contemporary minimalism, creating a serene retreat that blurs the boundaries between indoor spaces and the surrounding snow-laden scenery.

Architecture
Staying at Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, places you at the heart of Hokkaido’s premier ski destination, offering direct access to some of Japan’s most celebrated powder and refined alpine experiences. Niseko Village Ski Resort is steps from your door, renowned for its deep, dry powder, extensive tree runs, and a blend of gentle slopes and challenging terrain. The resort’s modern lift system and ski-in/ski-out convenience make it ideal for families and advanced skiers alike. Signature activities include guided backcountry tours, night skiing under illuminated slopes, and private lessons with English-speaking instructors. The best time to visit is from late December to early March, when snowfall is at its peak. Grand Hirafu, a short drive away, is the largest of the Niseko United resorts, famed for its vibrant après-ski scene, international dining, and panoramic views of Mount Yotei. Advanced skiers will appreciate the off-piste opportunities and extensive terrain parks, while families can enjoy dedicated kids’ zones and snow play areas. Insider tip: Arrive early for first tracks and explore the interconnected runs linking all four Niseko United resorts. Annupuri Ski Area offers a quieter, more relaxed atmosphere with wide, uncrowded runs and excellent powder conditions. It’s a favorite for those seeking a laid-back experience and easy access to natural hot springs (onsen) for post-ski relaxation. Try the local specialty, Hokkaido seafood, at the base restaurants. For après-ski, unwind at the hotel’s onsen or explore Niseko Village’s boutique shops and sake bars. Regional experiences such as snowshoeing, ice fishing, and private culinary tours offer a taste of Hokkaido’s unique culture. International guests will find English widely spoken and convenient rental services, while families benefit from dedicated kids’ programs and childcare. Advanced skiers should consider hiring a local guide for access to Niseko’s legendary backcountry. Higashiyama Niseko Village is the perfect base for an elevated ski holiday, blending world-class powder, luxury amenities, and authentic Japanese hospitality in the heart of Hokkaido.
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