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Hotels are the most expensive accommodation option and the most centrally located literally adjacent to the lifts, less than a minutes walk or with ski in/ski out access. We have a choice of several hotels in the 3.5-4.5 star standard. Most rooms in the Hirafutei are Japanese style, meaning thin futon mattresses on the floor. It is possible to book western style rooms however. These must be arranged in advance. If no preference is given, a Japanese style room usually be allocated. Rooms are modest in size. Deluxe rooms come in different sizes with combinations of Western and Japanese (family style) or simple Japanese only or western only style rooms with private balcony onsen. Some of these rooms have excellent views of the ski run. The best feature of the Hirafutei is the onsen on the premises. This is Hirafu's most popular onsen and is free for guests to use. The public must pay 800 yen to use this onsen. It has great views over the Ace Family ski run. The Hirafutei backs on to the Ace Family run, and it is quite simple to ski down from the back of the hotel to the chairlift, with a rear walkway from the ski room and dining area taking you directly to the slopes. It is also next door to the Niseko Alpine Apartments, Hirafu's most prestigious apartment development.
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| Last Updated ( Wednesday, 27 August 2008 ) |
The Hilton Niseko Village is about 10 minutes drive from Niseko Hirafu. This hotel has great facilities including souvenir shops, convenience store, gaming room and restaurants. There is a beautiful outdoor onsen which overlooks a pond full of fish. Access to the mountain is via the gondola station right outside the hotel foyer. Breakfast is included and there is an optional extra cost to include dinners in your package. Hilton Niseko Village is part of the Niseko United resorts. Hirafu, Annupuri and Hanazono Resort can all be accessed from Hilton Niseko Village via the lift system when you are skiing - or via a free shuttle bus included in your all mountain lift pass.
The Park Hotel is arguably the nicest hotel in Niseko. The decor and atmosphere has an old English feel about it. The hotel was refurbished just in time for the 2003 season. A new onsen has been built on the premises in the new wing of the building. The Park Hotel is a step above most other accommodation options and is totally different to anything else in Niseko Hirafu. A hot buffet Breakfast (choice of western or Japanese style) is included in the nightly accommodation rate.
The Hirafutei Prince Hotel is one of the largest hotels in Niseko. It is very popular with Japanese school groups, and is often difficult to book, but it offers great amenities and an onsen. The deluxe rooms come with private onsen for extra charge.
The J-First is a small, intimate hotel located at the top of the villaget wo minutes walk from the King Lift # 1. It is one of only 2 hotels in Hirafu with an authentic onsen on the premises (free and for guest use only). Most rooms have fantastic views of either the Ski field or of Mt Yotei. Hotel Facilities include: authentic onsen (for guest use only), ski lockers, restaurant, coin laundry and Cafe/Lounge area. During the 2006 - 2007 Season, all packages at the J-First hotel include both breakfast and dinner.
The Scot Hotel sits at the top of the village in the only true ski/in ski/out location in the village. Wake up each morning to a large western breakfast, walk out your door, strap the skis on and in 10 seconds you are at the lift gates. A three star property with four restaurants, souvenir shops, ski minding and bar. A very civilised place to stay, but beware that the Scot is the most budget of the Hotels at the top of the village (rooms are small and decor quite dated) yet offers excellent value for money.
The Kogen sits high in the village and rivals the Scot as the best location of any hotel in Niseko. Despite its plain exterior the Kogen surpasses the Scot in style with nicer interior decor. The Kogen is a popular hotel, in a great position with ski-in access and the bus pickup/drop off station at the doorstep. Complete with the Kogen Restaurant for guests to enjoy, as well as a popular Yakiniku restaurant in the building (Korean BBQ style). The foyer features an attractive sitting area/cafe for guests to unwind and relax, with great views of the ski mountain. Rooms have western beds and some superior rooms have a traditional Japanese sitting area. Offers true comfort with an authentic experience. The room also contains a mini bar fridge, TV and tea making.
The Hilton Otaru is located on Ishikari Bay in Hokkaido, surrounded by mountains on three sides. A popular tourist destination, Otaru is just 35 kilometres away from Sapporo, the largest city in Hokkaido. Enjoy outdoor activities during the summer months, and in the winter, skiing on some of Japan's finest powder-snow ski slopes. The Hilton Otaru offers spacious rooms and spectacular views over Ishikari Bay from the top floor. It is located in the centre of Hokkaido's largest indoor shopping centre, and only a five minute walk to the train station. Conveniently close to all the sights and attractions in Otaru town, the hotel is also within easy reach of more adventurous activities, such as skiing and water sports. And when your having some time out relax and unwind in one of the four bars and restaurants within the hotel.| Next > |
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