Hotel Chalet Ivy, Niseko

Japan

Hotel Chalet Ivy

Japan

In a convenient location offering quick & easy access to both the slopes & resort

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Hotel
Room Only
Convenient location with both the ski lifts & town centre being easily walkable
Indoor and outdoor onsens - there's nothing better to wind down your day
Beautifully designed rooms and common spaces

Overview

The boutique hotel Chalet Ivy is a great choice with an almost alpine ambience - neutral tones, plenty of wood and stone as well as the log fires crackling by the comfy sofas. All rooms are tastefully decorated and spacious with good views. The hotel has plenty of facilities including contemporary public and private indoor and outdoor onsens to enjoy at your leisure.

Description

Location

Sat in the middle of the main street in Upper Hirafu Village there are plenty of restaurants, shops and bars within easy striking distance. The slopes are 200m up the road and there's a shuttle bus if you don't fancy walking - it's easier on the way home as it's slightly downhill.

Rooms

All rooms at Chalet Ivy have hairdryers, TV, safe, complimentary bottled water, tea and coffee with kettle, bathrobes and toiletries.

Superior Room

Superior rooms have twin beds and a small seating area with balcony. The ensuite has a bath tub.

Approx. 27-30m2, sleeps max. 3

Deluxe Room

Deluxe rooms have twin beds with a small seating area and a balcony. There is a shower in the bathroom.

Approx. 33m2, sleeps max. 3

Deluxe Onsen Suite

Onsen suites are much larger with twin or king bed. There is still a balcony but you get a private onsen in your bathroom as well as a bath tub.

Approx. 55-57m2, sleeps max. 3

Facilities

Snow Castle - Japanese fine dining
Après Lounge with log fire
Hirafuzaka - Chalet Ivy's Izakaya, casual dining for lunch and dinner
Onsen - thermal baths public and private
Gym
Spa offering massage
Complimentary WiFi
Ski concierge
Ski lockers
Ski rental shop

Meals

Offered on a room only basis, guests will be able to dine in one of the hotel's restaurants or sample the local and internationally inspired eateries in the village which are close by.

Accommodation Attributes

All Ensuite

Close To Slopes

Fireplace

Parking

Ski In Ski Out

Terrace Balcony

Accommodation Facilities

Child Friendly

Hot Tub

Outdoor Pool

Sauna

About Niseko

Niseko is known for the large amount of light powder snow (an average of 14m per ski season), and is the most famous ski resort in Japan. It is also one of the largest, with many different ski trails catering to all levels. There are plenty of groomed runs that are ideal for families, beginners and intermediates. But there is also the added option of back country skiing for those who love powder snow. Plus, for the more adventurous, there are possibilities to do CAT skiing, and Heli-skiing.

Located 100km southwest of Sapporo, Niseko consists of three major resorts: Grand Hirafu; Niseko Village; and Annupuri. All three are located on Mount Niseko-Annupuri, and are joined together at the top of the mountain. It is also possible to ski between them, and travel to them via shuttle buses at their respective bases. The Niseko All Mountain Pass gives access to all three resorts.

Niseko also has quite a diverse range of activities that do not involve skiing, for the free-time left after skiing on the slopes, and a good range of restaurants and eateries. This is one of the reasons that Niseko won Japan’s Best Ski Resort for four years in a row, along with other awards.

Resort Facilities

Sports Centre

Resort Activities

Night Skiing