SAHAMA

Wow! Sahama offers that rare mix of fine design and cosy comfort. From start to finish, this chalet is a triumph, offering all the mod cons and fun extras you could ask for amid Niseko’s famous pow. Exposed beams and sky-high ceilings lend a sense of grandeur, while the extensive use of timber adds warmth and comfort. Every piece of furniture is a winner, and the colour scheme is stunning – we love the mix of wood, white, and deep teal. This is a chalet to fall head over heels for.

Living Room

Sahama’s living room is simply stunning. Housed on the upper floor, this massive space is crowned with a beautiful, vaulted ceiling and framed by angled windows gazing out to Mount Yotei. While the space feels near majestic in its proportions, it also captures the warm feel of a mountain lodge. There is a generous arrangement of sofas and chairs angled toward a flatscreen TV, with a sleek fireplace positioned just below. The TV-fireplace-combo also works as a clever space divider between the lounge area and the dining table. When weather permits, you can also spend time out on the adjoining balcony.

Dining Room

Positioned on the other side of the TV/fireplace is the chalet’s impressive dining table. This beautiful timber number is surrounded by 12 chairs and illuminated by beautiful bauble lights hanging above it. The kitchen, which sits just behind the dining area, is a real eye catcher thanks to its rich, teal-coloured cabinets. Besides aesthetically pleasing, the kitchen is also very functional. There is a great island in the middle and plenty of bench space on the sides as well.

Media Room

If you’re looking forward to a night spent stretched out on the sofa, make your way to the media room waiting downstairs. This cosy space has a great teal blue sofa positioned in front of a well-sized TV, with full wall windows reminding you of all the pow waiting outdoors. Besides generous bookshelves and well-designed desks, this room also features the chalet’s most unique design element: a lifelike bear holding its own pair of skis mounted on the wall!

Sahama features six bedrooms. The bedrooms are beautifully furnished, mixing warm timber with shades of white and teal, with whimsical posters and artwork adding a unique touch into each room. There are two bedrooms on the ground floor: one has a king-sized bed (or two singles if you prefer) and the other features three sets of bunks. The four bedrooms located upstairs all feature king-sized beds, though one of these can be converted into two singles if needed.

Sahama is a six-bedroom chalet that’s built over two floors. On the ground floor, the garage ushers you into a well-designed ski room, with a laundry nook incorporated at the back. The same floor also houses two ensuite bedrooms, a standalone Japanese bath, and a TV room. The upper floor houses the living and dining room and four bedrooms. Three of them are ensuite, while the fourth one has a bathroom located right outside the room. Sahama is part of the Country Resort estate.

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 estate’s experienced and knowledgeable property manager is responsible for the overall operation of each 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.