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Park Hyatt Niseko
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The Park Hyatt Niseko is a sanctuary that blends sophisticated luxury with the raw beauty of Hokkaido’s famed powder snow.
For those here to ski, the Park Hyatt Niseko offers unparalleled access to the slopes. With true ski-in, ski-out convenience, guests are mere steps from the lifts that whisk them up to the varied terrain of the Niseko United ski area. Known for its light, powdery snow, Niseko offers an experience that attracts skiers and snowboarders from around the world, and the Park Hyatt ensures that you’re perfectly positioned to enjoy it. Ski storage, equipment rentals, and lessons are all available on-site, while the hotel’s concierge service will happily assist with arranging off-slope activities, from snowshoeing to hot spring visits.
After a day on the mountain, the hotel’s amenities provide the ideal setting to unwind. The spa, with its sleek design and peaceful ambiance, offers treatments tailored to soothe tired muscles, while the outdoor hot spring baths provide the chance to relax in the open air, surrounded by the snow-covered landscape. Dining at the Park Hyatt Niseko is an experience in itself—restaurants that focus on locally sourced ingredients, combining Hokkaido’s rich food traditions with modern culinary techniques, ensuring that each meal is a reflection of the region’s exceptional quality and craftsmanship.
The Park Hyatt Niseko combines the thrill of skiing with the serenity of a luxurious, yet thoughtfully designed space. It is a place where the rugged beauty of Niseko’s natural surroundings is mirrored in the hotel’s architecture and atmosphere—a perfect retreat for those seeking both adventure and tranquility.
The ryokan offers a range of facilities that cater to those looking to fully immerse themselves in the Kiso Valley experience. The onsen baths, fed by the region’s natural hot springs, provide a soothing way to unwind after a day of hiking or exploration. Meals at Onyado Tsutaya feature the finest local ingredients, with a focus on kaiseki dining that showcases the region’s seasonal bounty. Served in the privacy of one’s room or in a traditional tatami dining area, each dish is a work of art, balancing delicate flavors with local specialties.
Onyado Tsutaya is more than a place to stay—it’s a sanctuary, offering a quiet escape into the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Kiso-Fukushima. Here, guests are invited to experience the best of Japan’s timeless traditions, in a setting that feels both deeply connected to the past and offers modern amenities of luxury and comfort.
The Park Hyatt Niseko: The Gallery
