Everything You Need to Know About Award Pricing, Points Value, Ski Season, and Globalist Perks
Looking to experience world-class skiing in Japan while maximizing your Hyatt points? The Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono is one of the most luxurious ski resorts in Asia — and it's now classified as a Category 8 property in the World of Hyatt® program. That means redemptions cost more than they used to, but the value can still be excellent, especially during peak ski season.
As of the latest Hyatt category update, the point requirements for a standard room at Park Hyatt Niseko are:
đź’ˇ Note: A 3-night minimum stay often applies during ski season. If you receive an error while searching for fewer nights, this is likely why.
The retail price for 3 nights is about ÂĄ600,000 (~$4,233 USD).
Even with a favorable exchange rate, you're looking at ~$1,400 / night.
Let’s break down the potential value:
$1,400 Ă· 45,000 = ~3.1 cents per point
That’s well above the typical 1.5–2.0 cpp benchmark for Hyatt points. Even if your personal hurdle rate is lower, this is a strong redemption, especially considering cash prices at top ski resorts globally.
YMMV, but a great booking in my book :)
If you have Hyatt Globalist status, the stay gets even better:
The Park Hyatt sits on the Hanazono base area of the Niseko United ski resort:
You can watch in-depth property reviews and ski footage on the Sebby Fung and Mandy Roams YouTube channels.
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