NISEKO BACKCOUNTRY LODGE, Niseko

Niseko Backcountry Lodge offers accommodations, including dorm rooms reserved for groups, with privacy curtains, reading lights, and sockets near each bed. Some dorm beds include a sofa and sitting area. Standard ground floor rooms offer three sets of bunks, plenty of storage, and heating. Separate female and male bathrooms provide individual shower booths. Bed in dormitory feature seating area and privacy curtain.

Guests can enjoy meals at the in-house Japanese izakaya-style restaurant, Matsuri, which serves Izakaya styled Japanese food. The Matsuri bar is for enjoying beer, wine, whiskey, or sake after a day. The restaurant is a spot to discuss plans. Every restaurant offers options for everyone.

Skiers can spend time on the slopes with ski-in/ski-out access, a free ski shuttle, and ski passes. Qualified guides assist with trips to Japan, making the most of your trip. Moiwa is a popular location in the Niseko area. Beginner and intermediate runs are nearby. Guests can engage in skiing and hiking. Annupuri and Niseko Annupuri International Ski Area are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda.

Niseko Backcountry Lodge is 0.3 km from Niseko Moiwa Ski Resort, 2 km from Moiwasan and Niseko Annupuri International Ski Area, and 3 km from Niseko Ohyunuma lake and Niseko Ice Village. Mt Nitonupuri is 4 km away. The lodge is 100 km from Sapporo Okadama. Moiwa is away from the 'Aussie-ville' feel of Hirafu.

This lodge offers WiFi, common areas, and flexibility for groups. Guests chat with the bar staff. Thomas welcomes everyone. The lodge handles group numbers. There is a shared kitchen. The Niseko area is known for its onsens. Ski passes are available.