Plan Ahead for Next Winter

  • By Camryn

Niseko is fast becoming one of the most popular ski destinations in the world. People travel from all over the world to experience the powdery winter wonderland on offer. As a result, planning ahead for the winter season is essential. We can help you stay on top of things and make sure you don't miss out on anything.

There are so many reasons to visit Niseko during the winter season. The 2023-2024 winter season was fantastic and Niseko is only getting better year on year. If you need any further convincing we will explore the best parts of this past winter season and what there is to look forward to for the upcoming season. 

The beginning of 2024 brought an unprecedented amount of snow to Niseko. With approximately 92cm of powder snow falling in a 2 day period. Every year the four resorts see snow so fluffy and light, skiing or snowboarding on it feels like floating. This can only be a good sign of the snow to come this winter season. 

Hirafu's New Gondola

There are also new improvements coming to Grand Hirafu that will make the 2024/2025 winter season even better. The Ace Quad Lift 2, which has been in operation since 1985, will be upgraded to a 10 person gondola just in time for the snow. Not only will this provide warmth and comfort when travelling up the mountain, but it will also significantly reduce wait times. 

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Image Credit: Niseko United

Niseko has also seen a number of new restaurants and facilities to accommodate the growing number of guests. This means that there is always something new to try in Niseko, from food to wellness to shopping. For example, in the 2023-2024 winter season Setsu had two new additions, Luke’s Alpine Club and The Holiday Project

Winter is undoubtedly the busiest season in Niseko. More and more people are travelling here to experience the powder snow. This means it is best to plan ahead for next winter and our holiday. There are many factors to consider when booking your holiday, such as dates, getting here, dinner reservations, ski lessons, and much more. Our team here at Setsu is well versed at assisting guests with this pre planning. 

Reservations are open for the winter season from 20 February 2024. Our reservations team will be hard at work to ensure that guests are booked into the room that best suits their needs on their preferred dates. You can contact them at stay@setsuniseko.com

Once you have your reservation secured, our concierge team can assist you with the other parts of your holiday. They are full of knowledge about the best places to eat and activities to try. You can contact them at concierge@setsuniseko.com

We recommend that you plan ahead for next winter to ensure your holiday is stress free and you do not miss out. That way you will have all year to look forward to coming to Niseko. Get in touch with our teams and we will see you next winter!

Need More Information?

If you are coming to Niseko for the first time and want more tips and tricks for visiting Niseko, take a look at our two part blog series - A Niseko Guide for First Timers.

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