Moiwa - Lodge Niseko - K2 Chill - out Bar
Moiwa Accommodation Niseko - K2 Chill-out Bar K2 Chill-out Bar
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On the 3rd level of the lodge, the K2 Bar is perfect for getting away from it all, and enjoying a beer or wine at the
end of the day. The small, cosy room has it's own bar, tables, and seats about 10 people.
The K2 Bar is a great place to talk about the days adventures, plan your trails for the following day, or just hang out with new friends.
This is the place where most people go for a quiet drink after a big day on the hill.
A continental breakfast is served in the upstairs restaurant every morning as part of your stay.
The restaurant and bar located within the lodge are open every evening and offer a variety of both Western and Japanese options, making it perfect to unwind with a beer at the end of a long day.
We are now taking bookings for 2010-2011 season. Click here to book now!
Moiwa Accommodation Niseko - Upstairs Restaurant Upstairs Restaurant
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The restaurant and bar are open every evening and offer a variety ofdelicious Western and Japanese options. We alter our daily specials all thetime, so if you are staying for a long time, there is always something newto try. We pride ourselves on providing high quality, affordable mealoptions for all out guests
A continental breakfast is served in the upstairs restaurant every morningas part of your stay. The breakfast option can be added for Cottage guestsfor ¥800JPY per person per night.
We can include dinners in your package for ¥1500JPY per person per day
Moiwa Accommodation Niseko - Around Moiwa Lodge Around Moiwa Lodge
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If you are after nightlife, the main town of Niseko - Hirafu, is just a 10 minute shuttle bus ride from the lodge. Aprés ski in Niseko has improved over the years, and Hirafu offers plenty of bars and some fantastic restaurants to choose from.
For those who prefer to rest their legs after a thigh burning powder day, then a trip to a local onsen (volcanic hot springs) is a must. It is perfect for enjoying a Sake and an after-ski soaking. The lodge is a short walk from the local onsens, but be warned at most onsens men and women must bathe separately and you must be naked!