IORI NISEKO 2

Iori Niseko 2 stuns both with its restrained facade and its graceful indoor spaces. The exterior is the picture of modern minimalism with not a window nor angle out of place. Inside, the rooms are dominated by burnt cedar and stretches of cobalt blue, offering a welcome change from chalets rendered in subdued greys and whites. The layout of this two-storey chalet helps bring everyone together organically: you can either gather up in the downstairs living room or retreat to one of the bedrooms tucked upstairs.

Living Room

The living areas take up most of the chalet’s ground floor, creating a huge and inviting space where everyone can gather up for mealtimes or a round of sake before bedtime. The lounge area gives nods to sleek mid-century design and features a cobalt blue sofa, cognac swivel chair, circular coffee tables, and a large flatscreen TV. Full wall windows ensure you can check the snow status without venturing outside.

Dining Room

The dining room is incorporated to the elegant living areas. The black dining table adds some drama, while the eight chestnut brown chairs nod to the room’s subtle retro aesthetics. The dining area is framed by floor to ceiling windows, with a fully equipped kitchen tucked to the side.

Iori Niseko 2 features three bedrooms. All three rooms are impeccably well equipped. Each room comes with full wall windows, offers a decent amount of space, and benefits from an ensuite bathroom. The cobalt blue floors give the rooms a unique touch.

Iori Niseko 2 is a three-bedroom chalet that’s built over two floors. The ground floor houses the living and dining areas, ski room, and a large standalone bathroom. The upper floor houses the three bedrooms, all of them ensuite.

Iori Niseko 2 is a private, standalone chalet located next door to Iori Niseko 1. The two properties can be booked together to accommodate larger groups.

Your stay is made enjoyable by the professional staff who have been professionally trained and will do their utmost to please with their warm and friendly hospitality.

Property Manager

The chalet’s experienced and knowledgeable manager is responsible for the overall operation of the chalet. The property manager will oversee and coordinate the staff and property and assist you during your stay.

Housekeeping

Our chalets in Japan often have housekeeping 1 – 2 times per week depending on the property. Each chalet will have their own cleaning schedule.

Click on the ‘Check Dates’ button to view live rates and availability for your desired dates. To book click on ‘Reserve’ and follow the steps. Ministry of Villas accepts Visa, MasterCard, Amex, PayPal or bank transfer. Once your payment has been processed, we will send you a booking confirmation via email.