Niseko Park Hotel Reviews

Good location with many restaurants nearby, it’s also near to the skii area. The facilities are a bit old but onsen onsite is a surplus.

Can not beat this location for this price. Stayed here 2 out of 3 trips to Niseko, and the only trip we didn't was because they had not reopened post covid when we booked. That trip was tough for us to carry all ski/snow equipment and lug a toddler around. This place, even without ski-in/out anymore is still super accessible to the slopes behind. Short walk down the hill, cut right between some buildings at you're at the foot of the hill with ski shops, schools and lifts. There's a large convenience store that sells toiletries, bentos, snacks and a huge range of wines just across the street. Next to that is a very popular ramen shop with a 2-3 hour wait time. It works for us because we head there after the slopes, get a queue number, head back to the hotel to sit in front of the wood fireplace, have a shower, take a nap even then head back just in time for our queue number to be called. Couldn't ask for more. O yes, the traditional wood fireplace is just amazing too.

Very strategic location. Very near Hirafu Welcome Center. Old Hotel Breakfast good

Good location ，

Beautiful view.

The hotel is very close to the Grand HIRAFU base (5 mins walk), but doesn’t have a direct access to the slopes. The staff was extremely nice and spoke English. Our highlights were the onsen and fireplace in the common area after a thrilling day of powder. We liked the breakfast, good diversity and fresh items every morning. The yogurt was amazing! This place has an old chalet charm, so the rooms won’t be the most up to date and the wifi is hard to get. We would recommend for an authentic atmosphere close to the slopes and reasonably priced :). The first picture is from our room, mount Yotei was being shy but on a clear day that would be quite a view!!

We stayed in a Japanese-style room with bathroom, which was relatively new. The hotel is very close to the ski lift, on the cross street, which is very convenient for shopping at night. Hirafu Welcome Center is not far from the hotel, about 200 to 300 meters away. The room faces Mount Yotei. The public bath in the hotel has hot springs, which also face Mount Yotei. It is recommended to go there after skiing in the afternoon. The breakfast is rich. The only shortcoming is the service. Room cleaning service is only available if you stay for more than five consecutive days, and we only stayed for four days... Almost everything in the hotel is self-service.

The first time I went skiing in Hokkaido, I chose Niseko. We went there during the peak season and booked late. Niseko is a popular place, so it was hard to find a hotel that was actually available and reasonably priced. Many ski hotels with good value for money and close to the ski resorts were fully booked early, or they were luxury hotels that were several times more expensive. Finally, after looking around, it happened that Niseko Park Hotel had rooms available a few days after the Spring Festival. It could accommodate families and the price was very good. I immediately made a decisive move and booked 4 nights in a row. Although Ctrip's price was not the lowest, it was still very good, and the booking channel was more reassuring. The Park Hotel is not big. It is on the main road from Hirafu Town to the ski center. It takes about 7-8 minutes to walk to Base and Gondola. Opposite is Hirafu 188 Supermarket, and there are also some restaurants not far away. In the peak season of Niseko, which is crowded and expensive, the location is very good. We booked a basic Japanese-style room with tatami, more than 20 square meters, and no bathroom. The room is very clean, the public toilet is also very clean, and there is also a public Japanese hot spring. We have been to Japan many times and prefer Japanese-style rooms. This time we mainly skied, the price of Japanese-style rooms is reasonable, and the hotel is good in terms of hygiene, catering, hot springs, and skiing convenience. Overall, we are still very satisfied. The hotel only provides breakfast, and the richness and quality of breakfast options exceeded expectations, which is better than many Japanese economical chain hotels and B&Bs we have stayed in. The window on one side of the restaurant faces Mount Yotei. Although there was continuous heavy snow when we were there, Mount Yotei was basically invisible in the morning, but the scenery of the town of Hirafu covered with Hokkaido powder snow outside is still very good. In the morning, looking at the flying snow outside the window and the skiers carrying snowboards passing by in groups of three or two, while eating a hearty breakfast, it is the most relaxing and anticipated moment of the day. Ski hotel, Japanese hot spring is naturally indispensable. The public hot spring of Park Hotel is not large, but there are different indoor and outdoor pools, and you can also see the thick white snow outside. It is said that there are also private baths, which may be available in high-end rooms. In fact, skiing every day, taking a small soak in the hot spring to warm up and relax, the pool in the public area is enough. The hotel has two large lounge areas, one on the ground floor of the main building, with a fireplace in the room and many old items. The other is on the second floor of the annex building, which is larger. The French windows on one side face the main street, and there is a row of sofas next to it, where you can be in a daze, warm up, and enjoy the scenery; this area allows hotel guests to bring their own food and drinks to enjoy, and many guests have a "self-service" dinner here. The hotel has its own ski storage room and a heating room for drying snowshoes, which is very convenient for continuous skiing. The facilities are relatively old, and the space is a bit tight during the peak season. In addition, they are all open, and I don’t think it is very safe. It would be more friendly if some lockers could be set up. The Park Hotel cannot be skied in and out directly, which is much inferior to the Prince Hotel next to it and the slightly farther Maple. But the hotel is very close to the lower station of the family lift, about 4-5 minutes walk, and the most convenient way to "ski in and out" is to take a board and walk in and out from the entrance of the family lift. The hotel service is good. We arrived quite late on the check-in day. The girl at the front desk was very quick and had no problem communicating in English. She also provided information about check-in, dining and skiing. We also asked for inquiries during our stay and they were responded to promptly. The hotel only cleans the room once every four days, so you have to arrange it yourself. This was not a problem for us, in fact we put up a do not disturb sign every day. Towels and Yukata for bathing can be easily picked up, and the cleanliness of the bathroom and hot spring is also very good. Although the room was full when we stayed, everything was orderly and comfortable.

The room is nice, there is a greenhouse to store ski equipment, hot springs to soak in, and it's a five-minute walk from the ski resort

The service attitude of a male front desk clerk was not very good at night. I was advised to bring your own charging cable because I lost it the night before and thought the hotel front desk should have it because the previous hotel also provided it. When I asked the front desk clerk in the middle of the night, his attitude was very bad. He told me impatiently that everything was closed and that their hotel would not provide charging cables. He looked at me as if I deserved it for not bringing any. My friend could tell from the phone that he had a very bad attitude, and some places in the hotel were a bit eerie. The breakfast was not very delicious and the price/performance ratio was not very high.

This hotel is really cheap for the town of Hirafu in Niseko. The staff are all very nice, but there is an old man with white hair and glasses, his attitude is really bad, and he doesn't even have basic English manners, no## (translated) means (no way). And his attitude is like you owe him money...

There is a snowboard drying room, and it is very convenient to walk to the Hirafu Ski Resort Base Cable Car for 3 minutes.

Discrimination against Chinese people, no cleaning of the room! Towels were not changed even though we were only staying for two days. You could hear everyone snoring.

The location is next to the ski resort, and it is really convenient to walk there for two or three minutes. The accommodation environment is not bad, and the big bath is very comfortable to take a bath.