Aman Niseko – Japan’s Future Alpine Wellness Sanctuary in Hokkaido
Aman Niseko is set to open in 2030 on the forested slopes of Mount Moiwa in Hokkaido, offering a true all-season sanctuary framed by pristine wilderness and sweeping views of Mount Yōtei. Designed by Kerry Hill Architects, the resort embraces minimalist Japanese elegance with subtle nods to Ainu heritage. Interiors utilize timber, local stone and slate, while expansive windows let natural daylight flood every interior, reinforcing the connection to the surrounding landscape.
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The Ultimate Escape in Niseko
Stretching across 187 hectares of protected forest, Aman Niseko will feature just 30 guest suites and 31 branded residences—each set amid serene woodland untouched by other developments. Every suite will include a private furo bath fed by natural hot springs, typically overlooking either forest or mountain panoramas. Residences will be standalone and customizable, featuring ski rooms, wine storage, and private indoor-outdoor onsen for immersive privacy.
Signature Experiences at Aman Niseko
The resort will introduce Japan’s first fully integrated Aman Spa and wellness centre. Multi-level spa facilities are set beside a reflective pool and forest views, offering Finnish saunas, hammams, Watsu treatment chambers, cold plunge pools, and traditional onsen bathing. Guests can unwind in dedicated relaxation pods or in the serene Spa Tea Room. Active travellers have access to an indoor lap pool, aqua fitness pool, and movement studios for personalized wellness programmes blending Japanese and Western healing traditions. Dining options are expected to include Aman’s signature Arva and Nama concepts, offering refined Japanese and Italian cuisine alongside seasonal menus.
Exploring the Surroundings
Located within Niseko’s ski region, Aman Niseko provides direct ski-in/ski-out access to Mount Moiwa. Guests can also enjoy Niseko United’s renowned powder terrain. In summer and autumn, the region transforms: hiking, mountain biking, rafting and forest walks come alive, while the nearby village of Kutchan offers artisan dining and cultural immersion. Onsen towns and countryside escapes complement the rugged yet serene Hokkaido landscape.
Your Private Gateway to Aman
Until its opening in 2030, Aman Niseko remains an intimate project best reserved through private booking channels. Early access to suite or residence selection, tailored ski or wellness itineraries, and bespoke service remain available through these bespoke channels, ensuring the best available enhancements. To plan a refined mountain escape—whether carving dawn powder or soaking under forest canopy—please contact Mickey at mickey@viptablesgroup.com. Your elevated alpine retreat in Hokkaido awaits.