Around God's Swamp × Recommended Hotel·Ryokan - 2Page Number

As the mist that once veiled the majestic Mount Yotei clears with the arrival of dawn, and Niseko Village below is gently bathed in golden light, a new day begins at Hinode Hills. Standing proudly as if paying homage to the morning sun, "Hinode Hills" is a luxury residence that combines opulent facilities with the delicate beauty of true nature, embracing the aesthetics of wabi-sabi and a deep appreciation for the natural world. Discover "Hinode Hills," a unique Hotel residence offering an unparalleled experience with its prime location in an all-season alpine resort and a variety of luxurious Hotel services. Wabi-sabi, which cherishes the essence that remains after all decoration is stripped away, focuses on the unadorned natural beauty found in the imperfection and profundity of nature, celebrating the "authentic" that emerges with time—a quintessential Japanese aesthetic.

As you step onto the grounds, you’ll be greeted by the scents of nature in every season. Pass through the imposing, weathered iron gate and enter the doorway of this traditional Japanese house to discover an entirely different world—SHIGUCHI. From the windows overlooking a sweeping panorama of untouched nature, a picture-perfect view unfolds and shifts with time, soothing and refreshing your mind. Supported by thick oak and hinoki cypress beams, and featuring sliding doors and door panels made from reclaimed materials, as well as lead kintsugi-style repairs at column joints, this space is created with deep respect for nature’s constant change and renewal—inviting you to reconnect with the bond between people and the natural world.

MUWA NISEKO is a ski-in, ski-out resort located at the upper area of Grand Hirafu, the main stage of Niseko, offering direct access to some of the world's finest powder snow right from your Room. With 113 premium Rooms, each featuring unique characteristics such as ski-in, ski-out access directly to the slopes, open-air baths, and spacious penthouses with breathtaking panoramic views of Mount Yotei, the Property welcomes guests with a blend of traditional design and modern furnishings. From the stunning snow-covered panoramic views and private infinity Onsen to Michelin-starred dining experiences and wellness programs, we provide extraordinary experiences that turn every moment of your stay into unforgettable memories. MUWA NISEKO was selected as a 1-Michelin Key Hotel on July 4, 2024. This new honor is awarded to Properties that offer the most exceptional experiences in Japan. A total of 85 Hotels in Japan have received the prestigious 1-Michelin Key award, which is based on five criteria: (1) Outstanding architecture and interior design, (2) High-quality service, comfort, and meticulous maintenance, (3) Uniqueness reflecting the individuality and distinctive features of the Facility, (4) Experiences that are worth the price, and (5) The Hotel itself being a travel destination, offering experiences unique to the location. As a newly opened luxury wellness resort in December 2023, MUWA NISEKO is deeply honored to receive this prestigious award. We are committed to continuing to provide unparalleled experiences to guests from Japan and abroad with the unique luxury and comfort that only MUWA NISEKO can offer.

Zaborin, a hidden retreat nestled quietly in the untouched natural beauty of Niseko, Hokkaido. A fusion of traditional Japanese aesthetics and modern sensibilities creates a sophisticated and elegant space with a refined yet unpretentious charm. In each of the 15 independent guest rooms, you can fully enjoy the luxury of private indoor and open-air hot spring baths fed by natural sources. This secluded Ryokan, designed with environmental consciousness and harmonized with the surrounding nature, offers an escape from the burdens of daily life. The rustling leaves in the wind, the soothing sound of water, the scent of the trees, and the serene silence of snow. Immerse yourself in the unspoiled nature and find peace in becoming one with the earth. That is Zaborin.