Family summer trip to 14 places in southern Hokkaido, staying in Niseko at the end. The final accommodation is here! Wow, it's beautiful!! It seems like it hasn't been open for that long. Recently, there are many hotels being built in Niseko, so it's hard to keep up. It's located inside Niseko Village. Right next to this Green Leaf, there is a cottage-like building that can accommodate a large number of people, which caught my eye. It's also clean inside the hotel. There is also a hot spring (onsen) available. The hotel rooms are connected, which is very convenient. I like this system. My son and I slept separately from my husband and daughter. Breakfast was a very typical hotel buffet. The highlight of the menu prepared by the hotel chef was the fried eggs. The taste was average. It felt like they didn't put much effort into the dishes. The hotel itself is clean, the hot spring is nice, so I think it's okay, but maybe they could emphasize more on serving Hokkaido ingredients that tourists would enjoy. Since it's a hotel in Niseko Village, the location is perfect for us who are planning to go out and have fun. Now, the weather looks uncertain, but let's go to Pure!

Lunch use. It's hard to find the entrance on the ski slope side, and it's also hard to tell if it's open or not. Maybe they should advertise a little more? I ordered the mapo tofu rice bowl, but personally, I prefer mapo tofu with more numbing spice. Also, the rice was dry and not very delicious. It's cheaper compared to other restaurants in Niseko Village, and the facilities are good, so I hope they try a little harder.