Hokkaido Hotels|Hokkaido, Japan

The Vale Niseko

Name: The Vale Niseko
Address: 166-9 Yamada, Kutchan-cho Kutchan-cho, Abuta-gun, Hokkaido, 044-0081, Japan
Telephone: 81-136-23-1724

Hokkaido’s premier alpine accommodations

VERIFIED LUXURY

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You might venture to the powder-covered mountains of Niseko in Hokkaido for the skiing and snowboarding, but you’ll likely stay because of The Vale Niseko by The Luxe Nomad. One of the premier overnight accommodations in the heart of the Niseko ...

Our Inspector's Highlights

The hotel’s design aesthetic generally skews contemporary and alpine cool. You’ll spot soft leather chairs next to a gorgeous table made from reclaimed wood. A glass-enclosed fireplace fronts a stunning stone wall. Were it not for the tea sets, paper lights and framed art, you could easily mistake the scene for something in Aspen.
The Vale Niseko sits at the bottom of a family ski run, so it only makes sense that the property is so welcoming to visitors of all ages and skiing levels.
We love that the Hokkaido hotel is just so versatile. Everyone knows how the place hums along when it’s snowing, but on those days when it’s clear and 75 degrees, staffers can happily set up adventurous horseback-riding trips or do-absolutely-nothing afternoons by the pool.

Things to Know

Vale Snowsports is the onsite retailer that will have the replacement pair of gloves you forgot or the new goggles you’ve been dreaming about purchasing.
Though the resort’s proximity to the snow-packed hills garners the biggest headlines, the fact that four championship-level golf courses also sit nearby should please those with dreams of bringing their clubs during warmer months.
The concierge team here can make most any request happen, be it setting up a back massage after a grueling day on the slopes or organizing a backpacking trip to nearby Sapporo City.

The Rooms

The accommodations range from general hotel rooms and apartments to massive penthouses. No matter your choice, your unit will have a heated coat rack, a sofa and a bathroom outfitted in stone and timber.
Apartments up the ante from the typical hotel room by coming equipped with a kitchen (Miele cooktop, full-size refrigerator), a private balcony, a washer and dryer, and a smart fireplace.
To make the ultimate splash at the Niseko hotel, reserve one of the two penthouses. The 2,012-square-foot retreats don’t just wow with their spaciousness, but they deliver wonderment through amenities (eight-seater dining room table, balcony with private onsen) and awe-inspiring views of Mount Yotei.

The Restaurant

Once you look up from your chair and see exactly how close you are to the mountain, you’ll understand why Vale Bar & Grill is such a popular après-ski option. But beyond the dynamic views, the establishment cooks up an international culinary menu and pours an impressive list of libations.
On those days when you don’t feel like getting out of your plush Japanese robe, order room service from Vale Bar & Grill.

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