Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve

“My stay here was exceptional, defined by outstanding and impeccable service from start to finish. The hospitality is world-class; it is clear the staff is highly trained, and their incredible attention to detail made the entire experience truly special. • Dining: The food was a major highlight, with beautifully presented dishes like the fresh sashimi platter and the perfectly grilled steak pictured. • Ski Convenience: The location is ideal for winter sports—it's just a short walk to the gondola to get on Niseko Mountain. • Amenities: I really appreciated the practical touches, such as the free” — Rudolf Marusic

“Had the best stay here honestly. The whole place just feels calm and peaceful the second you get there… like instant exhale energy. The staff were so kind and made everything super easy, and they’re very English-friendly which made a big difference. Nothing ever felt confusing or stressful. The food was really good too, especially breakfast. I’m still thinking about the French toast… SO good. Like actually worth waking up early for. Our room was beautiful and really spacious, with a big bathroom that felt super luxe. Everything was clean, well done, and just comfortable. Overall it was just su” — Danielle Pope

“Location. Location. Location. and don't compare this hotel to the Park Hyatt. I like Hyatt and Marriott. Its comparing apples to oranges. Ritz hits on the personal cozy intimate experience. Your not a room number. The staff pick up on your preferences from the scent of oshibori to what beer you like in your mini bar. The ski in ski out was ideal. Selection of food in the village is much better and more 'real' than the 'edge' next to Park Hyatt. I prefer an intimate hotel over a large complex.” — Jason Ehrmentraut