Best Abuta District Hotels

"We have always been a fan of NIKKO group of hotel. This is  a new hotel. Very modern looking hotel and great facility. Lovely club lounge with a good range of F&B. Great place to chill. I love the gym. all the gym equipment are made with wood. makes the gym a very special place. Service staff is also amazing. Would love to shout out to  F&B manager Mr Nay Win Q. Great hospitality from him. We 2  small issue with this hotel. Breakfast is great but even though the restaurant  is not even 50% full; we requested for a cup of coffee; the staff replied that it's a buffet and we needed to get our own coffee. Didn't like this experience for a 5 star hotel. Lastly, we had an extra bed in our room unfortunately everything in the room only comes in 2 sets. A reflection of poor room service communication. As a whole I would still recommend this hotel."

"The place was very good overall. Service was great, free shuttle to Niseko everyday, nice onsen, good facilities outside the room. There's a convenience shop next door and also a large supermarket. The only issue was that the curtain in the cabin has an open space above it so it's quite bright when you want to sleep. Also I had bad luck to have a noisy neighbor for a couple of days."

"The hotel is porfessional and all staff are friendly, greeting each time they see you - it does make a difference to the feel of the hotel to have friendly staff. I didnt understand the set-up at first, but now that Ive seen it I can help clarify - there are several hotels in the area that share a central location called Niseko Village and Pure activities - Hilton and another hotel open up directly onto these two areas within a 2 min walk. The Pure activities include the adventurous outdoor fun like the tree walk. There is also a shuttle bus that runs several times a day to some key locations and is great if you dont have a car. I also just want to thank Trip.com for helping me. I initially booked a different hotel but it did not go well and Trip.com reperesentatives (Lexi) really helped me and put me at ease when I was starting to worry that I wouldnt have a place to spend the night for our family."

"The location is great. If the weather is nice, the view of Mt. Yotei is great, and the facilities are new and comfortable. It is recommended for summer as it is relatively cheap to stay."

"Park Hyatt Niseko is undoubtedly one of the most prestigious hotels in this premier winter ski destination. It's actually a sprawling resort complex, featuring both hotel rooms and residences, primarily designed for winter skiing. What's more, it offers direct ski-in/ski-out access to the ski lifts from the hotel's back door. During the summer months, most shops are closed, and about half of its affiliated restaurants operate on limited hours or are shut down. Guest numbers are significantly lower, and prices are considerably cheaper. It seems they primarily operate during this season just to maintain normal hotel functions. The hotel boasts several upscale restaurants, including a French restaurant overseen by a three-Michelin-starred chef, a top-tier Cantonese restaurant, Teppanyaki, Robatayaki, and a sushi establishment. Outside of the winter season, only the lobby bar operates normally; the opening hours for other venues require prior confirmation. The hotel's overall design exudes an air of extreme luxury and grandeur. The rooms are equally opulent and high-end, with simple yet practical lighting. It's impeccably clean and comfortable, and all toiletries are top-of-the-line. The Wi-Fi speed can be inconsistent at times, and I expect it to be even slower during the busy winter season."

"Good service, free pick-up, help book the bus to the airport, and help the bus ticket service is all free, there is Chinese service staff, the location is very close to the snow field."

"This hotel is perfectly located on the most happening street, making it super convenient for exploring. Newly renovated, everything feels fresh and incredibly clean. The room was fully equipped, you can get whatever you need. A special shoutout to the receptionist from Taiwan, she was so helpful and friendly—my kids still talk about how much they miss them! Highly recommend staying here!"

"Clean and accessible via shuttle bus (though infrequently) or via GO car. Staff were helpful and polite. There is a diner downstairs (Midtown Diner) which is convenient if it is snowing hard and you need to eat in for lunch/dinner. There are rooms to store ski equipment, and coin washing machines for easy laundry. There were also some nice Christmas decorations at the lobby."

"Brand new villa, great value for money, highly recommended. Maybe because it is still in trial operation, some facilities are not in place yet, but the flaws do not outweigh the merits. Another thing to remind you is that there is no air conditioning in both rooms (there is air conditioning in the living room on the second floor). People who are very afraid of heat may have to consider it. This does not affect us, and we feel quite comfortable. After all, Hokkaido is not like Taiwan. It is hot for only a few months a year. It is really unnecessary to require B&Bs to install air conditioning in every room. Moreover, short-term stayers go out during the day, so I personally don’t think it affects it. Environmental protection and loving the earth are more important. In addition, although the B&B is next to the road, the sound insulation is pretty good. If you don’t listen carefully, it is difficult to hear the sound of cars passing by."