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Seasons Niseko: Rare Winter Openings
Seasons Niseko: Rare Winter Openings
Niseko in winter is soft, quiet, and deep. Seasons Niseko lets you settle into that pace. These private chalets are made for living in the landscape. Slow mornings. Long afternoons. Warm, unhurried evenings.
Seasons Residence
Available: January 2 to 18, 2026
Seasons Retreat
Available: December 20, 2025, to January 10, 2026
Also available
Select weeks in February and March
Availability changes quickly. Contact Henry for the latest dates.
Ski Japan’s Deepest Powder
Niseko in winter is soft, quiet, and deep. The snow falls almost constantly, and the days have a calm rhythm to them. Seasons Niseko lets you settle into that pace. These private chalets are designed for living in the landscape rather than overlooking it. Meals can be enjoyed around the table or by the fire. Mornings start slow. Afternoons stretch. Evenings are warm and unhurried.
Your stay is supported by a small team who handles everything you don’t need to think about.
Niseko Key Mountain Stats
❅ Average seasonal snowfall: 14+ meters / 550+ inches
❅ Vertical drop: 940 m / 3,084 ft
❅ Base elevation: 300 m / 984 ft
❅ Highest peak: 1,308 m / 4,290 ft
❅ Ski areas connected: 4 interlinked resorts
Whether you spend your days carving groomers, exploring tree runs, or simply letting the snow guide the pace, Niseko encourages a slower rhythm. Ski, soak, rest, repeat. The dining, the onsen culture, and the quiet of winter evenings all support that same gentle way of being here.
Seasons Collection Niseko
Seasons Niseko is quiet, warm, and deeply comfortable. It feels like being inside winter rather than watching it from the outside. Snow moves slowly across the trees, the light shifts through the day, and the pace naturally softens. There is time to settle in, cook or be cooked for, talk, read, and rest.
Service is present, but never hovering. Meals can be prepared in-chalet. Daily plans are arranged for you, or left open if you prefer to decide in the moment. Skiing, dining, and onsen culture are all close at hand, guided by a team who understands the rhythm of this place.
Seasons Collection Niseko Highlights
❅ Private chalets with warm, comfortable living spaces
❅ Personal concierge support throughout your stay
❅ Easy access to Niseko’s ski terrain and mountain areas
❅ In-chalet dining, with meals prepared to your taste
❅ Help with transfers, lift passes, equipment, and onsen visits
❅ Suitable for families, couples, and small groups
The Residence at Seasons Niseko
The Residence is spacious, warm, and made for being together. Large windows open to the forest and mountain light. The shared spaces invite slow mornings, cooking or being cooked for, long dinners, and time spent simply talking or resting. It feels like a lived-in home, supported by a team who understands how to take care of things quietly in the background.
Meals can be enjoyed around the table or by the fire. The bath and spa areas, terraces, and soft corners of the house offer places to step away and settle into your own rhythm. Nothing needs to move quickly here. The Residence gives you space to arrive, unwind, and stay present.
The Residence at Seasons Niseko
Details
❅ Sleeps up to 16 guests
❅ Several en-suite bedrooms and shared gathering spaces
❅ In-chalet dining prepared by a private chef
❅ Daily support from a small, attentive concierge team
❅ Soaking baths, warm interiors, and quiet places to rest
❅ A natural fit for families and groups traveling together
The Residence at Seasons Niseko
Key Features
❅ Open, shared living spaces designed for gathering
❅ Floor-to-ceiling windows with forest and mountain views
❅ In-chalet dining prepared just for your group
❅ Ski days planned and coordinated for you, with local insight
The Retreat at Seasons Niseko
The Retreat is quiet, warm, and deeply private. It feels like a sanctuary in the snow — calm, refined, and intentionally simple. Light moves slowly across the rooms. Everything is soft, still, and unhurried. It’s luxury without performance or display.
Days here follow a gentle rhythm. Ski. Soak. Rest. Repeat. Meals can be prepared in-house, and the concierge team shapes each day around how you feel, not a schedule or a plan.
The Retreat at Seasons Niseko
Details
❅ Sleeps up to 10 guests
❅ Warm, soft interiors with natural materials and calm tones
❅ In-chalet dining available, prepared just for your group
❅ Concierge support for skiing, dining, and quiet local experiences
❅ Scaled thoughtfully for couples, families, or small groups
The Retreat at Seasons Niseko
Key Features
❅ Quiet, intimate spaces designed for rest and privacy
❅ Soft winter views and nature visible from nearly every room
❅ A gentle balance of comfort, warmth, and thoughtful service
❅ Ideal for slower days, unhurried travel, and deep unwinding
Niseko is now part of the Ikon Pass family, making it simple to include Japan in your winter travels. If you love exploring multiple mountains or planning a season of skiing, the Ikon Pass is an easy way to experience Niseko’s famous powder along with other world-class destinations. Henry can help you choose the pass that fits your trip and the way you like to ski, so everything is smooth and ready when you arrive.
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Niseko with henry
Hit the Slopes Together in St. Anton!
Join fellow Baird Associates for an unforgettable group trip to the heart of the Arlberg!
Skiing, après-ski, and alpine magic included.
Experience the magic of St. Anton am Arlberg, where centuries of alpine tradition meet refined hospitality. Enjoy pristine slopes, gourmet dining, and the warmth of Austria’s most celebrated mountain village, all in the company of fellow Baird skiers who love the snow as much as you do.
Travel dates: Saturday, February 27 – Saturday, March 06, 2027
A legendary alpine playground
The Arlberg is the heart of the Austrian Alps, a mountain region that connects five extraordinary ski destinations: Lech, Zürs, Stuben, St. Christoph, and St. Anton. Together they create one of the world’s most celebrated ski areas, with 174 miles of groomed runs, 111 miles of freeride terrain, and 84 lifts connecting it all. With an average of 23 feet of snow each winter, this is where every kind of skier finds their rhythm.
St. Anton
The liveliest of them all, St. Anton brings energy, adventure, and a bit of legend. World-class skiing meets lively après-ski, international crowds, and a timeless village feel that keeps people coming back year after year.
Lech
Elegant, snow-covered, and often called “Europe’s Most Beautiful Village,” Lech pairs classic alpine charm with modern luxury. Fine hotels, gourmet restaurants, and endless views make it a favorite for travelers who like their powder with a touch of sophistication.
Zürs
High, quiet, and pristine, Zürs sits at 5,633 feet and delivers some of the best snow in the Alps. It’s small and exclusive, designed for serious skiers who want wide-open slopes, no crowds, and a little understated glamour.
Stuben
The birthplace of ski technique as we know it, Stuben has deep roots and big heart. This cozy mountain village is perfect for families and freeriders alike, offering easy access to untouched snow and a slower, more authentic pace of alpine life.
St. Christoph
Refined and peaceful, St. Christoph rests high in the mountains at 5,905 feet. It’s home to Austria’s National Ski Academy and the 14th-century Hospiz, where centuries of alpine hospitality live on in fireside comfort and quiet charm.
Beyond the slopes
Traditional festivals, live music, and warm hospitality keep the spirit of the mountains alive long after the lifts close. From gourmet dining to cozy taverns, every evening feels like a celebration of alpine life.
Why it stays with you
Whether it’s the snow, the stories, or the sense of belonging in the mountains, the Arlberg leaves its mark. It’s not just a ski trip. It’s a memory that grows every time you think about it.
Stay at the Historic Hotel Alte Post, St. Anton
At the heart of St. Anton am Arlberg, the Hotel Alte Post blends centuries of tradition with quiet luxury. The 17th-century building holds a warmth that modern hotels can’t fake: polished wood, soft light, and a sense that it’s been welcoming travelers forever.
After a day on the slopes, return to the comfort of rooms that mix classic Alpine charm with modern touches: many with balconies, tiled stoves, or box-spring beds. Each one comes with plush robes, slippers, and all the little details that make you feel instantly at home.
Unwind in the hotel’s spa: a 13-meter indoor pool with mountain views, Tyrolean and herbal saunas, a brine crystal grotto, infrared and ice rooms, a whirlpool, and a peaceful relaxation area. Treatments and massages are available for anyone ready to trade ski boots for serenity.
Evenings begin with a warming skier’s snack and end with a five-course dinner celebrating Alpine cuisine. Enjoy local ingredients, thoughtful flavors, and a glass of wine by the fire. The hotel’s location puts you steps away from the lifts and the lively village center, yet it still feels like a world of its own.
Package Inclusions
- 7 nights lodging in 4 star superior Hotel Alte Post in St. Anton based on accommodation types as listed below
- Full gourmet buffet breakfast on a daily basis
- Group 5 course dinner in the hotel’s restaurant for 3 nights
- All taxes and fees
Optional
- Flights and transportation to the hotel are not included in this price and will need to be booked separately.
Package Price
- $3,569 per person in double occupancy
Standard Double Room 290 ft² - $6,065 per person in single supplement
for Standard Double Room 290 ft² - $3,733 per person in double occupancy
Deluxe Double Room 390 ft² - $3,817 per person in double occupancy
Junior Suite Galzig 560 ft² - $3,817 per person in double occupancy
Alte Post Family Suite 540 ft²
Payment by ACH
Add 3.5% for credit card payments
Rates are per person and based on exchange rate 1 EUR = $1.18. All prices are subject to currency adjustments prior to final payment. If the exchange rate changes on the final balance due date, the currency adjustment will be applied towards the remaining balance of your trip.
Payment
- Deposit Payment: 30% of the total at the time of confirmation (December 15, 2025)
- Final Payment: 90 days prior to departure (October 16th, 2026)
Cancellation Policy
- If canceled between confirmation and October 15th, 2026, the deposit is non-refundable
- If canceled between October 16, 2026, and 0 days before departure, 100% of the total trip cost is non-refundable
Travel Insurance
You can request a quote and purchase your travel insurance directly with our insurance carrier, General Global Assistance, through the following link:
https://shop.vacationrentalinsurance.com/ALPINADV
Please make sure to enter the following booking number and email address when requesting a quote in order to qualify for our customized coverage plan:
- Reservation Agent ID: 24599
- Reservation Agent Email Address: pete@alpineadventures.net
- Booking/Reservation: 24599
Contact Pete
1-954-806-4110
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