Scout loves
- True ski-in ski-out location at the top of Hirafu Village.
- Sleek, modern apartments with kitchenettes and stunning mountain views.
- Onsen and spa facilities perfect for post-ski relaxation.
- Excellent in-house dining, including Japanese and Western options.
- Seamless service with attentive staff and ski valet convenience.
Scout tips
- Book early—Skye Niseko sells out fast in peak season.
- Upper-floor rooms have the best Mt. Yotei views.
- The onsen is divided by gender, with private options available on request.
- It’s at the top of the hill—great for skiing down, but uphill walking can be tiring if you’re heading to lower Hirafu.
- Complimentary shuttles make getting around easy, but they can be busy during peak hours.
SCOUT REVIEW
Skye Niseko is one of the most stylish and desirable ski hotels in Niseko, Hokkaido. Sitting right at the top of Hirafu Village, this contemporary property blends sleek Japanese design with high-end alpine luxury. Its location couldn’t be better—guests can literally step outside and clip into their skis, gliding straight onto the slopes of Grand Hirafu.
Inside, the atmosphere is understated yet sophisticated. Rooms range from compact studios to expansive penthouses, all outfitted with minimalist décor, high-quality furnishings, and breathtaking views—either of Mt. Yotei or the snowy ski runs just outside. Each apartment includes a kitchenette, ideal for longer stays or those who like to self-cater, while daily housekeeping ensures hotel-level comfort.
The hotel’s facilities elevate the ski experience even further. The onsen is a standout—natural hot spring baths with both indoor and outdoor pools, perfect for soaking tired legs after a big powder day. The spa offers a range of treatments, and there’s a small but well-equipped gym. Skye Niseko’s ski valet service makes mornings effortless, with your gear stored, dried, and waiting slope-side.
Dining options are equally impressive. The in-house restaurant serves a refined mix of Japanese and Western cuisine, with an emphasis on local Hokkaido ingredients. Breakfast is generous and beautifully presented—just the fuel needed before heading back out into the snow.
Skye Niseko feels both polished and relaxed, appealing to those who appreciate comfort and design without stuffy formality. It’s one of the best places to experience Niseko’s magic—luxury, powder, and style all in one.
Who should stay here
Perfect for couples, luxury travelers, and serious skiers seeking a seamless ski-in ski-out experience with premium facilities and a modern, peaceful vibe.
Location
Skye Niseko sits at the very top of Hirafu Village in Niseko, offering unbeatable ski-in ski-out access to the Grand Hirafu slopes. The hotel provides shuttle service to the lower village and restaurants, though many great spots are within a short walk or ski. The Kutchan train station is around 15 minutes away by car, and New Chitose Airport is roughly a 2.5-hour transfer.
You can find a map of Niseko village here.
- Ski-in Ski-out or slopeside
- Hotel shuttle provided
Read more about Niseko and other hotels in the area.
Hotel Amenities
- On-site day spa
- Onsen
- Restaurant, Cafe & Sake Bar
- Ski Rental
- Satellite TV, with Apple TV & Netflix
- Balcony (in Penthouse Suite)
- Washer & Dryer (except Studio)
- Full Kitchen
- DVD Player
- Free WIFI
- Full ensuite bathrooms with showers
- Bidet
Hotel Policies
- All guests may be required to give their full name, age, passport number, postal address, nationality and occupation on or prior to check-in, in compliance with Japanese Law.
- Property is non-smoking.
- Cleaning: Basic daily cleaning provided, with fresh linen every 3 days day (not including arrival and departure days) for stays 4 nights and longer. Additional cleans possible for an extra charge at least 2 weeks in advance, subject to availabilty. More details on request.
- Cots (cribs) and highchairs can be requested at time of booking and are subject to availability and an extra charge.
- On departure guests must ensure the accommodation is tidy and all cutlery, crockery and kitchenware is washed. Excess cleaning costs, if required, will be charged to your credit card.
- Guests accept responsibility for damage to the property (including apartment common areas), fittings, furniture, keys and other chattels caused during their occupation, including any consequential losses incurred. Damage to wooden floors is a common issue, usually caused by guests wearing snow spikes inside the room. The full cost of repair to any damage to the flooring caused during the guests stay will be charged to the guest.
- Credit card details and authorization are required to be provided to Skye Niseko on or prior to check-in as a security deposit.
- Guests must return to check-in location to finalise check-out and return keys. Late check-outs may be possible on a request basis and a charge of JPY 10,000 per hour after 11am.
- Parking during winter months is severely restricted and must be requested and confirmed for each booking if required.
Available: This selection is currently available for this price. Once you submit an inquiry our agents will confirm your booking via email and send you an invoice for a deposit. You will need to pay a 25% deposit within 7 days (unless otherwise specified) to secure the booking.
On Request: Our agents need to confirm availability of this room. Once you submit a request we will endeavour to get back to you by the next business day to confirm availability (some properties may take longer). If prices are listed they are the exact prices for your dates, room selection and room occupancy. Where prices are not listed we will confirm the price when we confirm availability. In either instance, you are not committed to your selection until after we confirm availability and price. Once you agree to that confirmation, you will be sent an invoice and will need to pay a 25% deposit within 7 days (unless otherwise specified) to secure the booking. If your requested room is not available, we will present alternative options.
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