Japan's breathtaking mountains offer some of the best skiing in the world. But when hitting Japan's slopes, why settle for meager accommodations?
We've selected some of the best Japan ski hotels where you can spoil yourself silly after a day in the snow. These conveniently located accommodations are recommended for the discerning traveler who fancies the experience of the stay as much as gliding down the slopes!
Hakuba Amber Resort

Providing garden views and free WiFi, Hakuba Amber Resort provides accommodation well set in Hakuba, within a short distance of Hakuba Jump Arena, Happo-One Ski Resort and Hakuba47 Winter Sports Park.
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JADE Amber Resort HakubaJADE Amber Resort Hakuba- Address Hokujo 830-90, Hakuba, Nagano View Map
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from 66,000JPY 1room, 2adults
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- Hakuba
- Hakuba in Nagano Prefecture is a leading Japanese snow area where you can enjoy some of the country's finest powder.
Le Grand Karuizawa Hotel and Resort

Open from August 2018, featuring Mount Asama views and a single-star Michelin restaurant, Le Grand Karuizawa Hotel and Resort is located in Karuizawa. The resort is fitted with garden, bar, fitness and spa facilities including a hot spring bath.
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Le Grand Karuizawa Hotel and Resortルグラン軽井沢ホテル&リゾート- Address Hocchi 864-4, Karuizawa, Nagano View Map
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from 45,884JPY 1room, 2adults
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Akakura Kanko Hotel

Next door to Akakura Kanko Ski Resort, Akakura Kanko Hotel boasts a golf course, a tennis court and a spa centre. It features a top-floor terrace with panoramic views, 3 restaurants and hot spring baths. Free Wi-Fi is available.
- Myoko Kogen
- The Myoko area in Niigata has been attracting attention in recent years for the quality and abundance of snow it sees. The hot springs from Mt. Myoko are also popular with visitors.
The Orchards Niseko

Offering tastefully furnished individually decorated chalets, The Orchards is located in the tranquil area of Niseko and is surrounded by the beauty of Hokkaido.
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The Orchards Nisekoオーチャード ニセコ- Address Kutchan Kabayama 48-52, Kutchan, Hokkaido View Map
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from 85,466JPY 1room, 2adults
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- Niseko
- Niseko is home to 'diamond dust' - Japan's legendary powder snow. This leading Japanese ski resort area has fans all over the world.
Enjoy three days of unlimited travel on Shinkansen and limited express trains within the valid area. The JR TOKYO Wide Pass makes it easy to visit popular tourist locations like Mt. Fuji, Izu, Nikko, Karuizawa or GALA Yuzawa Ski Resort! Easily redeem your pass contactlessly from a vending machine at JR Ueno Station by scanning the QR code and your passport.
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Akakura Kanko Hotel赤倉観光ホテル- Address Tagiri 216, Myoko, Niigata View Map
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from 83,300JPY 1room, 2adults
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