Niseko, Hokkaido Ski Hotel Ceiling

Finally booked the legendary Zaborin half a year in advance There are not many hotels near the ski resort that have Michelin three-star kaiseki, private hot springs with snow views, only 15 suites, and the best view of Mount Yotei. After checking in, I found that these titles even underestimated the hotel, so I recommend it. Address: 3 hours' drive from Otaru, a bit far, but there is a shuttle service for guests taking the JR train. The nearest convenience store is a 15-minute drive away. Food: The dinner ingredients are fresh, and the cooking style is very novel. The combination of various local ingredients and seasonings gives the taste buds a little explosion, including but not limited to ginseng and birch tea. It can be seen that the chef's skills are as good as Mount Yotei. The breakfast is Japanese style, light and not greasy, without the heavy seasoning used in dinner, returning to simplicity, like mountain snow. It is worth mentioning that breakfast is served in a snow-view room. Who can refuse the strong contrast between the heavy snow outside the window and the warmth inside? Room: There are two private hot springs in the room, one indoor and one outdoor. The indoor one is a traditional Japanese square wooden structure, and the outdoor one is either Western or Japanese style. The outdoor hot spring in the Japanese room is also a square wooden structure, while the outdoor hot spring in the Western room is more stylish, built with stones. The coldness complements the hot spring, and it is very photogenic. The bed faces the snow view, and there is a snow-view sofa and underfloor heating all day long. Other hotel facilities: There is a cigar room, wine cellar, reading area, bar, etc. Small but complete. Price: About 14,000–20,000 for two people, depending on the season (price per person). I highly recommend you try it if you can book it. A unique experience.