Embodying authentic Japanese charm with contemporary elegance and sensitivity towards nature, the dwellings here are an ode to Japan's heritage townhouses that were inhabited by craftsmen and wealthy merchants toward the end of the Edo period. Each townhouse embraces shibumi and its key principles, crafted with a sense of calm and a touch of richness, through contemporary furnishings that brings an undercurrent of glamour and warmth. 

Each townhouse, stylishly designed over two floors, can accommodate up to six persons comfortably. Dining area has the flexibility to convert into an additional bedroom with futon bedding to accommodate two children aged below 12 years.

Dining out in Niseko Village is a palate pleaser as the local farmers are passionate about their produce. While traditional Japanese delights like teppanyaki, sushi and fresh seafood are served at the village, The Green Leaf Niseko Village and Hilton Niseko Village, the cuisine has also been influenced by different cultures. You are bound to discover new fusion and international favourites offered at the stunning dining outlets available. The locally produced sake, Hokkaido wines or brewed beers are not to be missed. Through the appreciation of homegrown produce and alcoholic beverages together with local cuisine, cottage industries are supported and traditions kept alive bringing you a richer Niseko experience. 

The Green Leaf Spa is designed to engage guests of all ages with treatments that include a range of massages and therapies, helping you to recharge after a hard day of hitting the slopes and reboot for the night ahead during winter. Holistic, organic products for both men and women are also available in the spa retail space. The Green Leaf Onsen stands out as one of the most beautiful natural rock pools in Niseko Village. The water source originates from a 100% natural mineral spring and feeds into separate indoor and outdoor onsen for males and females. The rotenburo or outdoor hot spring setting is quintessentially Japanese surrounded by large boulders and pine trees covered by soft, falling snow - a truly authentic way to relax after a full day of activities on the mountains.