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3300186****Skiing experience at Niseko Keys Hotel: warm service, luxurious rooms, and worry-free skiing in and out!
The service can be called ”the savior of skiers' needs”: the butler follows up on the equipment and routes throughout the whole process, hot drinks in the morning and warm soup at night are all available, and even the skin care details are thoughtful.
The room is a paradise for post-snow healing: the floor-to-ceiling windows with mountain views face the ski slopes, the floor heating is matched with Japanese Nordic style design, the bathroom is fully equipped with anti-drying supplies, and the private balcony steams sauna to relieve fatigue directly.
The most amazing thing is the seamless connection between skiing in and out: the ski equipment room leads directly to the entrance of the ski slope, and it takes 10 seconds to reach the ski resort. After skiing, the butler will pick up the board and hand over hot towels when you return to the hotel. Novices can also directly make an appointment with the coach to teach downstairs from the room.
There is no tossing throughout the whole process, leaving time for skiing and rest, and the experience is directly maximized! Come to Niseko to ski, stay here~❄️
GGuest UserNiseko in summer has its own distinct advantages. It's less crowded, the air is fresh and cool, and hotel rates are significantly lower. The hotel's decor is tasteful and understated, reminiscent of a city Ritz-Carlton. With fewer rooms, the service is remarkably attentive. Breakfast is a hybrid of a set menu and a small buffet spread, which was quite satisfying. We found the dinner restaurant to have a somewhat limited kitchen and offer average value for money, so we chose to dine out for our evening meals. The location is wonderfully quiet. While we had a private car, even without one, the Hilton is just across the ski slope, so transport isn't an issue. A short walk of a few minutes takes you to a ski commercial area, where a few restaurants remain open even in summer. I imagine it's quite expensive in winter, but I do wonder if Niseko's skiing truly surpasses Hemu's? A major perk, of course, is that the hotel essentially has its own dedicated ski lift, offering absolute ski-in/ski-out convenience. It's significantly smaller, quieter, and much less crowded than the Park Hyatt. However, I highly recommend taking the gondola up there at night and then walking down to experience the beautifully designed light exhibition – it's truly stunning.