Book Chalet Kuromatsu at The Orchards Niseko Resort, Luxury Vacation Rentals by ZEKKEI

Chalet Kuromatsu at The Orchards Niseko Resort
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Kabayama, Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan

Set in a small community in between Mt Yotei and Mt Annupuri, 1km east of Hirafu, the resort provides convenient access to local attractions and activities, including Grand Hirafu and other local ski areas.

A pleasant walk or short ride takes you to the center of town. (On-demand shuttle service is provided on complimentary basis).

Kuromatsu, named for the Japanese Black Pine, is a spacious 3 bedroom chalet sleeping up to 8, boasting views of both Mt Yotei and Mt Niseko Annupuri from the living and dining spaces on the upper floor.

The three bedrooms are spread across the ground floor and there is also a separate Japanese bath, spacious drying area and garage for vehicles.

LOCATION
The Orchards Niseko Resort, Kabayama, Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan
BEDROOMS
3 bedrooms with 2 twin beds
BATHROOMS
3 showers
3 bathrooms
Japanese bath
LIVING
LCD TV
DVD Player
Apple TV
International cable TV
Sound system
Video games (PlayStation 4)
Fully-equipped, open-plan kitchen
Nespresso coffee machine
Electric stove top
Microwave
Blender
Rice cooker
Toaster
Garage
Washer & dryer
Drying room for skis & gear
PROPERTY AREA
202 sqm

The Orchards Niseko is a community of holiday residences in Kabayama, Niseko.

Enjoy advantages of small community living in a beautiful natural setting, large areas of glass, soaring ceilings, large Japanese-style baths, and spacious open-plan living areas. Staying close to hiking trails, first class restaurants and activities like the local dairy farm (Milk Kobo choux crème, anyone?)

Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan

A world-class ski destination, Niseko receives 14m of snow per season on average. Offering 38 lifts, 4 developed, inter-linked resorts, 47km of groomed slopes, 1000m of vertical, and the longest run stretching 5600m, Niseko is the largest of Hokkaido’s ski areas, and overall the most well-rounded winter resort on the island.

There is a good mix of groomed runs for all levels, from first-timers through expert powder hounds. There is also a terrain park with half-pipes, table tops, round quarters and rails etc… a variety of terrain to suit boarders of different abilities.

That being said, novices going down the slope for the first time may want to avoid the crowds in peak powder season and consider some of the quieter times (spring).

Features

JAPANESE BATH/ONSEN

Different rates for using

3 bedrooms

DAILY RENTAL STARTING AT

$870 $522/night

Rates vary according to seasonality. Contact us to discuss your holiday needs.

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Staying with us

Travel concierge: We listen to help you plan
For big villas and chalets, special rates for smaller groups (reduced occupancy)
Limited time deals, exclusive perks
The best rates, guaranteed

dining

Newly opened at the front of Country Resort is western eatery ‘J’ai la patate’ led by new Chef Seino-san. Kutchan is famous for potatoes and the restaurant’s name roughly translates to “I have a potato” or “I’m feeling great”– a French saying. Expect homey dishes that are packed full of local flavours. made from ingredients from Hokkaido and other parts of Japan for guests staying at Country Resort and The Orchards.

With the addition of a new cast-iron danish oven at The Orchards front courtyard, the resort will be offering delicious homemade oven pizzas for. It will be a great addition to BBQ’s, outdoor events, or just relaxed afternoons in the sun with family and friends.

Driving in Japan

It is not possible to drive in Japan with just your driving licence issued in your home country. Japan only recognises International Driving Permits based on the 1949 Geneva Convention. Before arriving in Japan you must obtain your International Driving Permit from the national Automobile Association in the country which issued your licence. If you are unsure if you hold the correct license, please contact your authority for further information.

TRAVEL CONCIERGE

Planning your holiday, we are with you every step along the way.

If the chalet of your choice is already booked, our team is happy to suggest equivalent alternatives and take care of the details. You can expect your vacation to be personalized to suit your tastes.

We make arrangements for these pre-arrival logistics for you:

Airport transfer

The drive is between 2–3 hours from New Chitose Airport to Niseko.

Your driver will meet you at the airport arrival gate and then drive you the 2.5 – 3 hours to Hirafu and drop you at the door of your accommodation. You will be greeted and checked in by a dedicated staff, who be on stand by to provide handy tourist information about the Hirafu ski resort and your chalet. Rates vary depending on group number and vehicle used. Get in touch for details.

– Limousine service
If you are looking for a luxury way of traveling, you can also choose a limousine service. The 6-7 seater vehicle can be likened to a private jet, with luxurious white leather reclining armchairs, full cabin attendance and complimentary refreshments. The passenger area is fully equipped with a toilet, refrigerator, television, CD and DVD.

Dining

Private catered meals in the privacy of the chalet can be arranged, with the choice of:
Japanese/international breakfasts
Japanese dinners featuring sushi and sukiyaki
International dinners

Grocery, sushi and nabe set delivery services available.

We recommend qualified chefs from Niseko Gourmet.

Ski equipment rental

You should definitely book your rentals in advance to ensure your ideal rental equipment is available. Peak season is extremely busy and rentals can sell out quickly.

We recommend ski and snowboard packages from GoSnow, Rhythme Snow Sports and Niseko Base Snowsports, both with rental outlet located conveniently approximate to lifts.

Ski Lessons

We highly recommend booking your lessons before the trip – Lessons book out months in advance for peak season, and even during the quieter periods you should pre-book so that the lesson can fit in smoothly to your holiday schedule.