This spacious 4 bedroom 3 bathroom luxury home has plenty of room for a either a group of 8 or 2 families, with a floor area of 182 square meters
Konkuriito L -Tanoshii Tokoro
This 3 bedroom 2 bathroom property has an open plan living/dining/kitchen area that allows you to entertain in style, with a total area of 128 square meters
Ezo 7c – Shinju Yama
This spacious 3 bedroom 3 bathroom luxury home has plenty of room for the whole family, with 160 square meters of floor space and 6 beds which can sleep up to 8 guests
Hotel Niseko Alpen
Niseko has a pretty long history, and one of the hotels that’s been around to see a good deal of it is the Niseko Alpen. This grand old establishment dates from 1965! That wouldn’t be long in terms of European ski
The Vale Niseko
Located right at the base of the Hirafu ski lift The Vale Niseko`s ski in ski out location makes it the perfect accommodation for accessing all of Niseko’s 2100 acres of sublime powder terrain
The Chalets at Country Resort
The Chalets at Country Resort is a community of holiday chalets set in a quiet forested valley just outside Hirafu Village with plenty of space for children to play and all the conveniences of modern living
Hilton Niseko Village
Formerly the Niseko Prince Hotel, the Hilton Niseko Village was completely renovated in 2008 with new room decor and an upgraded lobby, which now focuses on the Flame Bar and Grill located in the center
The Green Leaf Hotel Niseko Village
The Green Leaf Hotel is a unique boutique hotel located within Niseko Village. Redesigned in 2010 by award-winning New-York design firm Champalimaud Design, it features design elements that reflect the surrounding
Niseko Alpine Developments [NISADE]
Nestled amongst the snows in the heart of the ski village Niseko-Hirafu, Nisade’s boutique properties deliver for discerning travellers. Situated in Niseko Hokkaido, Japan, in Asia’s #1 year round international ski resort
Grandpapa Lodge
Most of the recently built accommodation in the Niseko area focuses on the luxury to mid-luxury market for inbound tourists. But before the current boom started Niseko was more of a sleepy ski town