Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

The room with a view of the Horseshoe Mountain is really beautiful, and the living room is large, but the hotel food is average. We booked the hotel's omkase, which is not cost-effective and not too amazing

I have been skiing in Niseko many times. This is my first summer visit and my first time staying at this hotel. The room is spacious and comfortable, the service is good, and the food is good. It's just a pity that the garden of the outdoor bath is not well maintained and does not match the feeling of a high-end hotel.

Very beautiful scenery outside the hotel! The room design is also very tasteful! Satisfied with the service! It has its own ski trail, so skiing is very convenient! It is recommended that timely Chinese services be provided to customers who are not good at English. The transportation is not convenient. It would be best if the airport bus and resort shuttle bus could go directly to the hotel. I hope the hotel can accept transportation suggestions!

Ski in ski out is very convenient for those of us who come specifically to ski. The service is super good, from catering to ski rental and ski equipment facilities. The hotel's outdoor hot spring is also very good and there are few people. It is a must-have after skiing every day.

Niseko Higashiyama Resort, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve I have just completed another ten-day trip to Japan. I am traveling to Hokkaido again after five years. Every time I have to find a new itinerary to try, this time I chose Niseko. Because it is located deep in the mountains, in order to avoid trouble, we directly booked a hotel and two meals. Hot spring hotels are very common, but this is the first time for a five-star hotel. I made a reservation for the spa for my wife in advance, but it was only available at noon on the day of check-in. The hotel was very considerate and allowed me to check in early. In this way, I spent twenty-four hours fully charged for the next trip.

Average value for money