The ryokan has 15 villas in Japanese and Western layouts, and every one has an indoor and an open-air bath fed by the inn's own hot spring source. Dinner is kita kaiseki, a northern take on the Japanese multi-course meal, built on Hokkaido ingredients.
Zaborin is not on the slopes. The lifts at Hanazono and Grand Hirafu are a short drive away, and we arrange transfers so you can ski the Niseko United mountain by day and come back to the bath. In summer the forest setting suits a slower stay, with cycling, rafting and hikes around Mount Yotei nearby. Kutchan station is about 15 minutes by car.
Zaborin suits couples who want a true ryokan experience, with privacy and very good food. It is quiet and follows a set rhythm, with fixed dinner times, so it is not for travelers who want nightlife or a ski-in, ski-out hotel. Many guests pair a few nights here with a hotel on the slopes.
Zaborin is a ryokan, a traditional Japanese inn, set in forest in the Hanazono area of Niseko. Each of its 15 villas has its own indoor and outdoor hot spring bath.
Tell us what you have in mind and we will build a trip around this stay.
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