An architecturally standout two-level chalet, Glasshouse is an uber-cool, designer-style five-bedroom stay with a gorgeous upper level with dramatic glass walls that look out from all sides to a glorious natural scene and uninterrupted views of Mount Yotei.
Set in the Japanese ski resort of Niseko, in the area’s largest village Hirafu with its many bars and restaurants, a chalet stay includes daily pick-up and drop-off to the area’s family chairlift, the Grand Hirafu Gondola or a dinner reservation, with a private concierge service. Glasshouse was nominated for the World Ski Awards in both 2014 and 2015 and boasts a fabulous outdoor hot tub surrounded by snow in the season.
The open-plan living space features full sofas and a real fireplace that hangs dramatically from the ceiling to create an artistic statement, as well as comfort and a feeling of chalet-chic. The uncluttered space opens out to an outdoor terrace with seating while soft lighting and a full kitchen with breakfast counter and bar stools add to the chalet’s sophisticated charm. A BBQ means delicious grill dinners can be prepared after a cold day on the slopes when wear gear is hanging up in the chalet’s ski dry room.
The chalet’s four bathrooms come with snowball-shaped basins, heated WC seats, and bathtubs which are right by glass walls that take bathers up close to the beautiful snow outside in winter and enhance the warm, cozy atmosphere indoors. A room with bunk beds and a flat-screen TV and DVD creates a perfect space for youngsters, making Glasshouse a wonderful family stay.
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