Winter Ski & Onsen Travel in Japan – Stay in Tokyo
Winter Ski & Onsen Travel in Japan – Stay in Tokyo
Ski, Onsen, and Tokyo in One Journey
Japan is globally known for its exceptional powder snow, restorative hot springs, and refined hospitality. Many international travelers choose to combine a ski holiday in destinations such as Hokkaido or Nagano with time in Tokyo—returning to the capital to unwind and end their ski or onsen journey in comfort at the country’s cultural and transportation hub.
A Central Tokyo Location for Seamless Travel
Japan offers world-class ski and snowboarding destinations, renowned for deep powder snow and a wide variety of terrain.
International travelers often visit destinations such as Hokkaido’s Niseko area, Hakuba Valley in Nagano, and Nozawa Onsen. For those seeking easy access from Tokyo, resorts like Gala Yuzawa and Karuizawa are also popular choices, all conveniently reachable by Shinkansen.
These winter resorts cater to both skiers and snowboarders of all levels, from beginners to advanced riders, and offer English-friendly facilities, international ski schools, and lively après-ski atmospheres. Many travelers choose to begin or end their winter journey in Tokyo, combining time on the slopes with the comfort, dining, and cultural experiences of the capital.
Niseko (Hokkaido)
Furano (Hokkaido)
Hakuba (Nagano)
Gala Yuzawa (Niigata)
Onsen Experiences After Skiing
Onsen hot springs are an essential part of winter travel in Japan.
Ski destinations such as Hakuba, Nozawa Onsen, and Hokkaido offer natural hot springs where guests can relax tired muscles after a day on the slopes.
For many international visitors, soaking in an onsen surrounded by snow is a uniquely Japanese experience that perfectly complements a ski holiday.
Why Stay in Tokyo Before or After Skiing
Many travelers choose to stay in Tokyo before or after visiting ski resorts and onsen towns.
Tokyo offers international dining, shopping, and cultural attractions, as well as smooth transportation connections to ski destinations across Japan.
Staying at a centrally located hotel allows guests to transition comfortably between active winter travel and refined city experiences.
A Central Tokyo Location for Seamless Travel
Located in the heart of Tokyo’s Akasaka and Roppongi district, ANA InterContinental Tokyo offers an ideal base before or after your ski and onsen experience.
With access to four nearby subway lines, guests can travel easily to major airports, Shinkansen stations, and key sightseeing areas across the city.
A Landmark Hotel with a Long-Standing Reputation
ANA InterContinental Tokyo features 801 guest rooms, 13 restaurants and bars, and 22 event venues.
For over 30 years, we have welcomed guests from around the world as one of Tokyo’s leading international hotels. Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace, and the National Diet Building are within walking distance, while Ginza shopping, Roppongi nightlife, and emerging destinations such as Azabudai Hills are all conveniently accessible.
Newly Renovated Rooms for a Refined Stay
Many guest room categories were fully renovated in 2024, offering contemporary design, premium amenities, and a calm, comfortable atmosphere — ideal for recovering from long-haul flights or active ski days.
Family Suite are also available for guests traveling with children, providing flexibility for different travel styles.
One of Tokyo’s Largest Club InterContinental Lounges
A key highlight of the hotel is access to the Club InterContinental Lounge, one of the largest luxury hotel lounges in Tokyo.
Guests staying in Club InterContinental Rooms and Suites enjoy a personalized experience including breakfast, afternoon tea, and evening cocktails.
Located on the upper floors, the lounge also offers sweeping city views, creating an exclusive retreat within the city.
Dining Experiences Without Leaving the Hotel
After time spent on the slopes or in onsen towns, guests can explore Tokyo’s diverse culinary scene within the hotel.
Our 13 restaurants and bars feature authentic Japanese cuisine, teppanyaki with premium Wagyu beef, Chinese specialties, a steakhouse, international buffet dining, and a bar with a curated selection of Japanese whiskies.
Smooth Arrival from the Airport
Traveling to the hotel is effortless. A direct limousine bus service operates from Narita International Airport, and private car transfers can be arranged upon request, ensuring a smooth and comfortable arrival in Tokyo.
Complete Your Winter Journey in Tokyo
Whether your trip focuses on skiing, hot springs, or a seasonal journey through Japan, our hotel provides a sophisticated Tokyo stay that complements and completes your winter travel experience.
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