Top Hotels Near Niseko Distillery in Niseko from NZ$191

"The staff were amazing! I’d left my bag on the bus and they bent over backwards to get it safely back to me. The bye bye cookies were a real treat too and added a nice touch. "

"There is a very cozy atmosphere at this hotel. The rooms were spacious, the views were amazing and the snow sports were legendary. From the equipment rental facility inside the hotel to dining on the slopes mid-mountain, this was a magical resort. I really hope to return to An'nupuri soon. It was great. HIGHLY recommended. A+ "

"Everything was great. I highly recommend this hotel. The restaurants are excellent, though some are very pricey. "

"Bunks/rooms were bigger than expected, clean, secure, plenty of storage. Great community, good restaurant (slightly pricey, but with top 5 best bacon cheeseburger ever, and I know cheeseburgers well). Breakfast was very good and plenty of cals for hard skiing. Friendly staff. Other walkable izakaya and onsen nearby, you can crawl to Moiwa, or take bus/walk to Niseko United. Gate access between the 2 takes some experience. I'll be back."

"Beautiful hotel. Love the traditional minimalist Japanese style and aesthetic. The Onsens were amazing. Overall great experience "

"My partner, me, and a friend stayed from January 12th to the 16th, 2026. Location: Just a five-minute walk to Niseko Annapuri ski lodge and lift chairs. 15 minutes walk in snow to an Onsen (Niseko Hot Spring Ikoino Yuyado Iroha). You will want to coordinate a shuttle from the Kutchan train station, or a taxi beforehand. We made the mistake of arriving in the evening and not pre-arranging an Uber - we were lucky to hitch a ride with a private shuttle for a guide (we paid a premium due to the last-minute plan). Check-in & staff: Staff were great, always available when needed, coordinated a shuttle back to Kutchan, we shipped our gear from New Chitose Room: The room was clean, beds were a little small (normal for Japan so no complaints). There were 2 beds and a loft. The beds were good for our taste. Not too noisy, but it is a bed and breakfast so you will get used to hearing people walking down the hall. Everyone was mindful and quiet as expected. Amenities: There was WiFi, but I did not use it as I had a pre-paid SIM (highly recommend if travelling in a foreign country!). Breakfast was AMAZING AND FREE, 3-4 course dinners were phenomenal, and a good value (3100 yen), plenty of ski storage; AMAZING BAR Value: Very worth the price Issues: There was a power issue the last night of our stay, but the hotel was warm and cozy, it was quickly fixed Best for: Skiiers, snowboarders Verdict: I WOULD GO BACK!"

"Room was spotless. Amenities were new and functional. A beautiful room & facility. Love the location away from the hustle & bustle of Hirafu base area."

"Super easy access to the slopes. Their dinner was excellent. Very relaxing atmosphere. Beautiful scenery in snow from the pension front room."

"We loved this place so much! We’ll definitely come back here the next time we visit Niseko. It’s not a huge resort-style hotel, but the staff are incredibly kind and polite. Our room was very spacious and clean, with a beautiful traditional Japanese-style area. We loved the hot tea provided in the room and were able to relax completely. The hot spring facilities, including the outdoor bath and the sauna, were absolutely amazing and honestly left us speechless! There is a convenient bus that runs around the Niseko area, and this hotel is the last stop on the route. Thanks to that, we were able to visit several different mountains easily and still get back to the hotel without any trouble. This was especially helpful during our stay because there wasn’t much snow and some chairlifts were not operating, so it wasn’t easy to access other areas on the slopes."