Best Niseko Chalets for Your Ski Holiday

Why You Should Stay in Niseko?

Niseko offers everything a skier or snowboarder could desire - reliable snowfall, superb on-mountain dining, stunning views of Mt. Yotei, and a vibrant community of skiers and boarders from around the world. Staying in your own Niseko chalet gives you the freedom and comfort to truly unwind and make the most of your time on the mountain. Chalets provide more space and privacy compared to hotels or ryokans, and many come with amenities like hot tubs, saunas, steam rooms, and ski valets.

Renting Ski Chalets in Niseko

Nestled in the Japanese Alps, Niseko is known for its stunning snowy landscapes, winding powder runs, and world-class après ski scene. From the moment you arrive at one of our handpicked Niseko chalets, you'll be captivated by the stunning mountain scenery, world-class skiing and unique Japanese culture.

Our chalet collection offers comfortable accommodation, amazing amenities and locations that put the area's famous powder within easy reach. Whether you are planning a honeymoon getaway or coming here with your whole family or friends, we can help you find the perfect chalet suited to your needs.

What to do in Niseko

During the day, hit the slopes at one of Niseko's many renowned ski resorts - Grand Hirafu, Annupuri, Niseko Village, and Hanazono. The interconnecting lift system across the four resorts gives you access to over 800 hectares of pristine powder.

If you’re not a big fan of skiing, visit the picturesque Lake Toya, one of Niseko's biggest attractions located at the base of Mount Usu, an active volcano. Enjoy a leisurely walk with the fam along the lake shore and try the food around the area. You can also do more exploring in the snow by going on a snowshoe or snowmobile tour. The trails meander through pine groves and past frozen waterfalls, offering beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.

As soon as you’ve had your fill of adventures for the day, head to the many onsens around Niseko and enjoy a relaxing soak with the whole family. A perfect way to end the day in winter wonderland!

Niseko in the Summer

If you plan to enjoy the mountains in summer, we recommend checking out one of the area’s golf courses. The Niseko Village Golf Course, in particular, is a favorite. In fact, it was named Japan's Best Golf Course at the World Golf Awards in 2014. Alternatively, if you prefer adventure, scenic trails like those leading up Mt. Yotei are truly majestic.

Summer vacation is also perfect for the kids to enjoy the town’s parks and rivers. Consider taking a family rafting trip to experience one of the cleanest rivers in the world. We also recommend stopping by Fukidashi Park where kids can enjoy tasty natural spring water straight from the mountains—free of charge!

Where to Eat in Niseko

Abucha 2 is one of our team’s favourites (especially during winter!) for their authentic hot pot and sashimi selection. Make sure to get a reservation as tables tend to get full during peak mealtimes. Ezo Seafood is another go-to for their lip-smacking seafood—their oysters are to die for! Take note though that the restaurant is usually booked months in advance, so you might want to make a call as early as now. And oh, winter or not, we love our ice cream! Make sure to pass by Milk Kobo at least once when you visit Niseko Japan. They’ve got the best desserts that are locally-sourced and freshly made every time!