Hotel Green Leaf Niseko Village, Niseko

Japan

Hotel Green Leaf Niseko Village

Japan

Superb Location and Wonderful Natural Onsen Facilities

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Hotel
Bed and Breakfast
Ski-In / Ski-Out
Natural Onsen Facilities
Shuttle Bus Service to Neighbouring Resorts

Overview

The Green Leaf Hotel is located at the base of Mt. Annuppuri, in the heart of Niseko Village. The hotel provides ski-in, ski-out access during winter, with spa, and natural onsen facilities. If you wanted to explore the local area, the main hub of Hirafu village is about 15 minutes away by bus and is really easy to get to on the hotel’s complimentary shuttle.

Description

Location

The Green Leaf Hotel sits at the base of the Niseko Village ski area, next to the Mori-no chair with the Banzai chair a 20 second ski away. The Next Stage green run leads you right back into the hotel, with a magic carpet outside, a great facility for beginners.

To get in to Hirafu village, you can hop on the hotel’s complimentary shuttle or the Niseko All Mountain bus (complimentary when you show your All Mountain Lift pass) which takes about 15 minutes. You can also take a bus to get to Annupuri and Hanazono as well.

Rooms

The rooms at the Green Leaf Niseko Village are incredibly comfortable, a good size and offer lovely views of the slopes or Mt Yotei.

Room Facilities

32” flat screen TV
Sofa bed
WiFi
Onsen towels and yukata (dressing gowns)
Desk
Kettle (with Japanese teas)
Hairdryer
Slippers
Original art pieces in every room

Deluxe Rooms

Deluxe rooms include two twin or one king bed, a sofa bed and a bathroom with a shower, bathtub and a heated toilet seat (these are common in Japan). Some rooms can be interconnected (twin and a king).

Approx. 23m2, sleeps max. 2 + 1 (sofa bed)

Corner Suites

Twice the size of the deluxe rooms, corner suites are very spacious and consist of a king bed and a sofa bed. They also include a living room, two TVs and a kitchenette. Unobstructed views of Mount Yotei. There are only 8 corner suites in the hotel, so need to be booked early.

Approx. 46m2, sleeps max. 2 + 1 (sofa bed)

Facilities

The Green Leaf Hotel has everything you need on site:

Dining

Goshiki – a buffet style restaurant serving Japanese and Western food
Tomioka White bar
Altitude rooftop terrace with a fire pit and wonderful views (direct access to the slopes)

Relaxing

Indoor and outdoor onsens (separated into male and female sections)
The Green Leaf spa (offers a range of massage and treatments)

General Facilities

A small shop for snacks, drinks, souvenirs etc.
Basecamp equipment shop
Complimentary ski lockers (one per room)
Complimentary WiFi
Complimentary shuttle to Hilton Niseko Village, Hirafu and Kutchan towns
Complimentary parking
Kids play area with complimentary sleds and snow tubes
Laundry and pressing service

Meals

Offered on a bed and breakfast basis, breakfast will include a selection of hot and cold options including cereals, fruit, yogurts, freshly baked breads and pastries, and fresh coffee and tea.

For evening meals, guests are welcome to dine in one of the hotel's cafes/restaurants or explore the resort for local and internationally inspired cuisine.

Accommodation Attributes

Close To Slopes

Ski In Ski Out

Accommodation Facilities

Hot Tub

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