The Maples Niseko
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See why so many travellers make The Maples Niseko their inn of choice when visiting Kutchan-cho. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
Rooms at The Maples Niseko provide a kitchenette, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available.
In addition, The Maples Niseko offers an on-site restaurant, which will help make your Kutchan-cho trip additionally gratifying.
While in Kutchan-cho be sure to experience local tempura favourites at Ezo Seafoods Oyster Bar, Yukitei Niseko Restaurant, or An Dining & Cafe Bar.
During your visit, be sure to check out a popular garden like Mishima's Shibazakura Garden, which is a short distance from the inn.
At The Maples Niseko, your comfort and satisfaction come first, and they look forward to welcoming you to Kutchan-cho.
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Ski lockers are all “in-house” so boots are nice dry & warm for the next day. Good food & beers at Three Trees Cafe within hotel.
Staff always friendly & helpful.
The location is amazing. It is truly a ski in/out option. Even the hotels based at the bottom of the slope still need to walk up with gear to the chairlift but from The Maples, you just need to ski down from your apartment basement level where the lockers are located which store all your gear.
Apartment servicing is great. We stayed 5 nights and had full servicing on 2 days. And staff very accommodating to help with clearing bins in between and giving additional amenity supplies in between.
On both stays, we have experienced amazing service from the concierge. On this stay especially which was over NYE period, even though we were booking with late notice, all of our requests were managed and bookings confirmed before we arrived.
It’s a spacious apartment (2 bedroom on 5th floor, with views up the mountain and onto ski slope). Furnishings and appliances are top quality.
We’re already planning return trip this season and will for su4e stay here again.
They had a king sized bed, a dining and kitchen area, large walk in robe and a reasonable bathroom.
I could not fault the bedrooms, it was like living in luxury.
The staff were also fantastic, very helpful and friendly. Most speak great English so communication is never an issue.
Down stairs they have locker rooms to store your snow gear as you are not allowed to bring it back to your rooms. I have to say that I was so impressed by the state of the locker rooms, as they are better then anything I have seen at other locations. Full sized lockers big enough for clothes plus multiple boards/skis. The rooms are warm and carpeted. Exactly what is needed for a hotel with direct assess to the slopes.
The location of the hotel is in the Main Street at the Grand Hirafu area of the mountain, which is the biggest and most lively area of Niseko. Great place to stay if you enjoy eating and drinking out with plenty of variety.
Access to the slopes is as easy as it gets, literally strap in at the back door and you’re already on the slopes. The hotel backs onto a green family run which has a quad chair at its base which can take you to all areas of the mountain. Honestly this hotel and our time at Niseko was the highlight of our trip.
Certainly will be recommending this place to everyone, could not have imagined a better hotel.
Online photos are accurate also!!
5/5
The staff were friendly and helpful.
But perhaps the best thing was our apartment, we had our three adult children with us and used two bedrooms and a tatami in a third sectioned off area. We also had three bathrooms. The kitchen was well facilitated, and the washer dryer was also very useful.
The Maples is particularly good for anyone who is in Niseko for a short period and wants to make the most of their time. We were there for four nights and loved every minute of our time at The Maples and in Niseko.
The good stuff :
1. Arrived at noon and room was ready - so very lucky
2. Room is very spacious and modern
3. Very clean kitchen is very well equipped
4. Ski in ski out is a real blessing for skiers
5. Onsite rhythm counters making returns of rental equipments a breeze
6. Response is very fast when i could not find the switch to turn off the kitchen lights
The not too good stuff:
1. There is no onsen on site which would be heavensent after a tiring day on the slopes
2. No social area with a bar overlooking the slopes apart from roketto restaurant located on the 1st floor but roketto seats are meant for a restaurant and not a place to chill after a long day. We ended going to chalet ivy or tap room for drinks
3. Kitchen can do with some kitchen disposal towels
4. Sharp corners of the kitchen cabinets making it easy to knock your head if you're not careful
5. Washing machine is not a combo meaning that clothes out from washer and dryer is only 90% dry but a clothesline is provided which takes up space and make washing troublesome
6. Weak front door sound proof enabling you to hear every footsteps or conversation of passers-by
7. There is a space by the window that would be great to have a sofa or love seat
8. King size bed is really 2 twin combined
9. 2 pillows provided per room
10. Some electrical items are faulty: bedside usb charger doesn't charge and rice cooker couldn't cook using quick functions
"There are some pathways that are slippery. Be extra careful when you walk and wear spike shoes to avoid any serious injuries. "Read full review
"The family chair lift can get really busy in the morning with Gosnow lessons so try your best to get out before 9:00 to avoid long lines."Read full review
"Lifts, ticket booth, transport to other areas, equipment rental are all within a short walk. Return equipment at the hotel (Rhythm & Yama)"Read full review
"we had 2 different rooms. The 2nd floor room was a little noisy. try for a higher floor"Read full review
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