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The planned opening day is November 29 - the same day the mountain opens for skiing - yet details are still surprisingly sketchy, but the Continuum seems to be positioning itself as one of the new breed of Millennial/Gen Z-focused lifestyle hotels, with modern, functional, and comfortable rooms that are sleek and stylish and have upscale bathroom amenities but do not aspire to compete with the Four Seasons across the way. Interestingly the Continuum is a first if its kind partnership with Teton Gravity Research, TGR, the legendary ski and snowboard action film maker based here. If you are going all the way to Niseko to ski - and you should - then you want to stay at least 5-7 days, and this is the kind of place you can so it in style without getting bored.

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They have a great ski-in/out location on one of the worldвЂ™s great ski resorts with full staffed ski valet, and also offer nearby backcountry sno-cat day trips. There is a chef driven concept showcasing HokkaidoвЂ™s famous local seafood, as well as teppanyaki spot, a robata grill, a sushi place and even a Chinese restaurant featuring hand pulled noodles and Sichuan hot pot.

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There is also a general onsen for the hotel, a full spa and fitness center, and for a property with just 100 rooms and suites, they have an impressive array of facilities, including eight different restaurants, plus three more bars and lounges, and while they do have the obligatory Italian, an impressive four of them are distinctly Japanese, something badly needed in Niseko. The Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono looks to be pulling out all the stops and has oversized luxuriously appointed guestrooms and suites, with lots of floor to ceiling glass and panoramic mountain views, while the high-end signature suites have their own private onsens (traditional Japanese hot springs bath). It is also refreshingly Japanese in both style and offerings. There are already good places to stay in Niseko, but for travelers who want the familiarity and consistency of a top international luxury brand, the Park Hyatt jumps right to the top of the list.

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but is a fabulous and legitimately luxurious product, and IвЂ™ve stayed at Park Hyatts everywhere from Buenos Aires to Tokyo and have generally been wowed (read my detailed reviews of the Park Hyatt DC here, Tokyo here, Buenos Aires here and Vienna here).They have been especially successful in Japan, where the Tokyo hotel, famous as the setting for the movie Lost in Translation, is fantastic, and the Kyoto Park Hyatt gets rave reviews. Park is HyattвЂ™s top tier brand, and remains somewhat underappreciated here in the U.S. Not surprisingly, Niseko was the choice for the first Western luxury hotel brand entering the Japanese ski market, in the form of the new Park Hyatt (reservations starting January 20). In some ways it has been a victim of its own success, losing much of the Japanese character you can still find in Nagano and other ski areas in Japan, becoming a big, Westernized resort village in the style of Whistler, where it can be easier to find tacos than takoyaki. All the resorts in Japan - and there are a ton - get lots and lots of snow, but the deepest is on the northern island of Hokkaido, which hosted the Sapporo Winter Olympic Games, and the biggest and best known of all the resorts there is Niseko. Niseko, Japan - Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono: This is a biggie! For some odd reason it has taken Americans decades to figure out what Australian ski travelers have long known, which is that Japan gets the most snow in the world, itвЂ™s dry, and locals oddly prefer groomers to deep powder, leaving vast quantities of it untracked and in plain view, whereas here in the U.S. Here are the latest and great new openings of the 2019-2020 ski and snowboard season.