Included
Accommodation, dining and drinks according to the Village programme; lift pass; group ski and snowboard lessons from age 12; snow walks, fitness, yoga and entertainment according to age and programme.

Club Med Snow · Japan · Exclusive Collection
A complete guide to the Village, mountain and ski routine: profile, rooms, dining, terrain, wellness and access.
Colorado curation
In Hokkaido, Kiroro Peak combines ski-in/ski-out access, Exclusive Collection service, an intimate atmosphere and Kiroro's celebrated powder for guests aged 12 and over.
Village profile
Club Med Kiroro Peak is an Exclusive Collection Village for guests aged 12 and over. It combines ski-in/ski-out access, more personalised service and an intimate atmosphere amid Hokkaido's abundant snow.
It is particularly appealing to couples, groups of friends and families travelling only with teenagers who value calm, fine dining and a more refined Club Med experience.

The hotel
Set across five floors, Peak blends Japanese references with contemporary design. Superior and Deluxe rooms and Suites range from refined essentials to generous spaces with separate living areas and exclusive benefits.
Practical note: the most important difference is not simply the room. Peak offers a smaller scale, calmer atmosphere and more attentive service; Grand provides broader family facilities.
The Club Med experience
Accommodation, dining and drinks according to the Village programme; lift pass; group ski and snowboard lessons from age 12; snow walks, fitness, yoga and entertainment according to age and programme.
Flights, transfers, insurance, equipment rental, private lessons, Club Med Spa by Mandara treatments, excursions and experiences identified as additional.
International and domestic flights, transfers from New Chitose, room category, equipment, insurance and extensions in Otaru, Sapporo, Tokyo, Kyoto or Osaka.
The mountain
Kiroro spreads its terrain across Asari and Nagamine, with 660 metres of vertical, groomed pistes, tree runs and freeride zones. The area is compact compared with the great Alpine domains, yet frequent snowfall and low skier density are defining advantages.
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The terrain
Distribution presented by Club Med for Asari and Nagamine; freeride-zone access depends on conditions and local operations.
Daily beginner groups and progressive terrain make learning comfortable. Peak's quieter atmosphere is particularly well suited to adult and teenage beginners.
Nagamine and Yoichi offer well-groomed runs with enough length to progress confidently, usually with fewer crowds than major international resorts.
Asari, the black runs, tree runs and freeride zones provide Kiroro's more technical side. Beyond marked pistes, conditions, local rules and suitable equipment are essential.
Light powder, tree terrain and low skier density make Kiroro especially rewarding. On deep days, plan return routes carefully to avoid overly flat sections.

Dining and wellness
Otaru restaurant offers international buffet dining and Japanese flavours throughout the day. In the evening, The View Bar creates an elegant setting for drinks and conversation after the snow.
Practical questions
The Village welcomes guests aged 12 and over. For families with younger children, Club Med Kiroro Grand is the appropriate Kiroro option.
Peak is Exclusive Collection, more intimate and aimed at couples and families with teenagers. Grand offers kids clubs, larger facilities and a livelier atmosphere.
Peak guests have access to the indoor temperature-controlled pool, jacuzzi and Japanese onsen at Kiroro Grand, a few minutes away by shuttle.
Otaru and Sapporo are natural Hokkaido extensions. For a longer journey, Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka complement the snow experience beautifully.
Your Hokkaido journey
Colorado compares Peak and Grand and arranges flights, connections, transfers, accommodation, equipment and Japan extensions for a seamless journey from city to snow.
Sources and update
Content prepared from official sources consulted in September 2026.