Skye Niseko Complimentary Shuttle Service

• The shuttle does not stop at King Gondola/Mountain Center stop after 19:45pm. After Night Skiing Period ends on 21st, March, The shuttle does not stop at King Gondola/Mountain Center stop after 16:45pm
• Please note the hours of operation and shuttle stops are subject to change.
• Please note that it is not possible to get on/off the bus at any stop other than the designed ones for any reason.
• The shuttle may not operate due to inclement weather condition or other reasons.
• Skye Niseko guest can also use Ki Niseko Shuttle. 1st December 2024 - 31st March 2025-11:30 to 21:30
• There is also a Gondola Express service between Skye Niseko and the King Gondola from 08:30 - 10:00 for GoSnow Kids Group Lesson check-in and First-Timers who cannot ski down to the Gondola from Ski Valet.

The Kutchan Shuttle will travel to Downtown Kutchan, stopping at Lucky Supermarket and Kutchan Station. These stops are within walking distance of the Kutchan Restaurant district and run in the afternoon and evening.

• This bus is also available for guests of our sister hotel, Ki Niseko.
• The shuttle accommodates a limited number of guests per trip.
• Please be at the shuttle stop five minutes prior to the shuttle departure time.
• Please understand that the shuttle may be delayed due to road or traffic conditions. With this in mind, please allow time to get to your destination or arrange alternate transportation if necessary.
• Please note that it is not possible to get on/off the bus at any stop other than the designated ones for any reason.
• The shuttle may not operate due to inclement weather or other reasons.

If you have any other questions concerning the shuttle service, please ask any of our Front Desk staff.

With high volumes of snow in the winter and icy road conditions, Skye Niseko does not recommend driving to or anywhere in the resort between December and March. Daily snowclearing by large snowplows is required while minor accidents or slips can take a long time to resolve. In addition, Japan has a zero tolerance for drinking and driving. Parking spots are in short supply both at Skye Niseko and throughout the resort.