パーク ハイアット ニセコ HANAZONO
Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono
A year-round alpine retreat offering refined suites, mountain-front dining, and onsen indulgence at the base of Hanazono.
Hotel
Luxury Resort, Mountain View Dining, Onsen Access
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Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono sets a high watermark for alpine luxury in Japan, pairing contemporary elegance with full resort amenities in the powder capital of Hokkaido. Its spacious rooms and suites feature private onsen baths, panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows, and curated artwork. Located at the base of Hanazono Resort with direct lift access, the hotel also offers a ski valet, equipment rental, and year-round outdoor activities. Dining includes Molière Montagne by Hiroshi Nakamichi, sushi by legendary chef Keiji Matoba, and an extensive wine cellar.
Facilities & Services
Free Wi-Fi
Ski-in/ski-out access, ski valet, equipment rental
Indoor pool, fitness center, spa, sauna
In-room onsen baths (select rooms)
Multiple restaurants and bars, in-room dining
Concierge service, 24-hour front desk
Multilingual staff (English, Japanese, Chinese)
Free self and valet parking
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