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Club Med Kiroro Peak at a glance

Club Med Kiroro Peak is an Exclusive Collection ski resort, Club Med's premium range, located in Akaigawa, western Hokkaido, Japan, between Sapporo and Otaru. Designed for adults, couples and families with teens, it welcomes guests aged 12 and over. Ski-in, ski-out, it opens onto the Kiroro ski area: 23 km of alpine runs, 9 lifts and 6 freeride zones, between 520 and 1,180 metres, in light powder. For winter 2026-2027, it is open from November 27 to April 17. The package includes the room, meals, the bar, the lift pass and group ski or snowboard lessons. The specialty restaurants of neighbouring Kiroro Grand are 3 minutes away.

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When is Club Med Kiroro Peak open?

The 2026-2027 season runs from November 27 to April 17. It covers the holidays, Quebec spring break in early March and Easter, on March 28, 2027. For a romantic getaway, mid-January and February offer the lightest powder and a quiet atmosphere. Late March and April bring long, mild days, ideal for skiing in the morning and enjoying a hot bath in the afternoon.

How do you get to Kiroro Peak from Quebec?

You fly from Montreal, with a connection, to New Chitose airport, which serves Sapporo. The transfer takes about 2 hours in winter, or 1 hour 30 minutes by private transfer, a pleasant option after a long flight. Starting in December 2026, a non-stop flight will also link Vancouver and Sapporo. If you arrive before 3 p.m., lunch is offered while you wait for your room. Our guide to travelling to Japan from Quebec helps you plan the journey.

What does Exclusive Collection add to your stay?

Exclusive Collection is Club Med's most refined range: more spacious rooms, more elaborate dining and a hushed atmosphere. At Kiroro Peak, Deluxe rooms and suites receive in-room fitness equipment this winter, and everyone can choose their pillow. The resort welcomes guests 12 and over, which gives it a calm rhythm, from breakfast to evenings at the bar.

What is the Kiroro ski area like?

The ski area has 23 km of alpine runs, 9 lifts and 6 freeride zones, between 520 and 1,180 metres. Storms from the Sea of Japan drop light powder here, often refreshed overnight. Experienced skiers head into the tree runs of the freeride zones, and intermediates link the wide runs. The resort is ski-in, ski-out: you step out of the ski room and head to the first lift.

Are ski lessons included at Kiroro Peak?

Yes. Group ski and snowboard lessons are included from age 12, for all levels, in English or Japanese. Groups are formed by level, so a couple can each progress at their own pace and meet up for lunch. Snow hiking, yoga and cardio training are also on the program. Equipment rental is extra and can be booked ahead with your advisor.

Is Kiroro Peak good for families with teens?

Very much so. Young people aged 12 to 17 take ski and snowboard lessons with groups of their age and level, and enjoy the pool and activities. Parents appreciate a calmer resort. For families with young children, neighbouring Club Med Kiroro Grand welcomes children from age 2 with its clubs.

What is the food like at Club Med Kiroro Peak?

The main restaurant, the Otaru, serves a buffet of Japanese and international cuisine. In the evening, you can take the 3-minute shuttle or gondola to Kiroro Grand, where three specialty restaurants await: The Ebisu, The Kaen and The Ogon, as well as The Kakurega, a gourmet speakeasy-style bar. At Kiroro Peak, The View Bar is the après-ski lounge, facing the snowy slopes. To keep exploring, read our article on Japanese whisky distilleries.

Which room should you choose at Club Med Kiroro Peak?

The Superior room, 28 to 39 m², sleeps up to three: a good choice for a couple. The Deluxe, 57 to 60 m², offers a real living space and sleeps up to four, ideal for a family with two teens. The suites, 77 to 96 m², sleep up to five and suit honeymoons as well as special occasions.

How do you unwind after skiing at Kiroro Peak?

The ofuro, the traditional Japanese bath, is included: you warm up there at the end of the day, with a peaceful mind. The heated indoor pool has an adults-only area. The Club Med Spa, with mountain views, offers treatments on request, at extra cost. Yoga and cardio training round out the day for those who like to move without skis.

What is there to do around Kiroro?

Otaru, a port town known for its canal lined with stone warehouses, its glass workshops and its sushi counters, makes a great rest day. Yoichi and its whisky distillery are in the same region. Sapporo, with its markets and ramen bars, is perfect for a stopover before or after your stay.

Kiroro Peak or another Hokkaido resort?

Kiroro Peak is the choice for adults and couples who want Exclusive Collection comfort and abundant powder. Families with young children look at Kiroro Grand, right next door, or Tomamu, in the centre of the island. Sahoro, on the Tokachi plain, is more intimate. See all our Club Med ski resorts and our Club Med resorts in Asia.

Why book your Club Med Kiroro Peak with an AquaTerra advisor?

We arrange the connecting flights, the private transfer from New Chitose, equipment rental and spa treatments. Voyages Synergia received the Club Med Excellence Award 2025. We can also build a guided trip to Japan around your ski week, with Tokyo or Kyoto on the way.

Call 1-866-628-6241. You will reach someone who knows these resorts and has time for you. We look together at what is available on your dates, we choose the right resort, and we stay on the line throughout your stay. That is the difference between booking alone in front of a screen and travelling with someone behind you.

  • Club Med Kiroro Peak at the foot of the Hokkaido slopes

    Club Med Kiroro Peak at the foot of the Hokkaido slopes

  • Skier in the Kiroro powder

    Skier in the Kiroro powder

  • Suite with a snow view at Club Med Kiroro Peak

    Suite with a snow view at Club Med Kiroro Peak

  • Pool with mountain views at Club Med Kiroro Peak

    Pool with mountain views at Club Med Kiroro Peak

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Frequently Asked Questions

The resort welcomes guests aged 12 and over. That is what gives it its calm atmosphere, designed for adults, couples and families with teens. If you are travelling with younger children, Club Med Kiroro Grand, right next door, welcomes them from age 2.
Yes, it is one of our favourite choices for a snowy honeymoon. The 77 to 96 m² suites, the Japanese bath at the end of the day, dinners at the specialty restaurants and the calm of a resort for guests 12 and over make for a week together. Your advisor can add a few nights in Kyoto or Tokyo.
Rooms are ready from 3 p.m., with arrivals until 8 p.m. If you arrive before 3 p.m., lunch is offered, and you can already enjoy the resort while you wait. Check-out is at 10 a.m. Your advisor adjusts flights and the transfer so your arrival day stays pleasant.
The atmosphere is relaxed and polished. After skiing, comfortable pants and a warm sweater are perfect for the bar and restaurant. Many guests enjoy dressing up a little for evenings at the specialty restaurants. Pack good winter boots for trips back and forth in the snow.
All levels are welcome. Group ski and snowboard lessons are included from age 12, from beginner to advanced, and groups are formed by level. Experienced skiers will find 6 freeride zones, and private lessons are available on request, at extra cost.
February is the heart of winter in Hokkaido: it is often between -5 and -15 °C, with frequent snowfall. The powder is then at its best. Pack warm layers, a neck warmer and good goggles, and keep a swimsuit for the hot bath and the pool.
Yes, Quebec spring break, in early March, falls in the middle of the season, and it is a great option for families with teens 12 and over. The 57 to 60 m² Deluxe rooms, which sleep four, go fast for those weeks: book them in the fall.
Canadians can stay in Japan as tourists for up to 90 days without a visa, with a passport valid for the entire trip. Your advisor reminds you of the current formalities and the arrival declarations to fill in online before departure.
In Japan, service comes without tipping, and the Club Med package pays in advance for meals, bar drinks and included activities. A sincere thank-you to your instructor or the restaurant team is always appreciated, and it is the Japanese way of showing your gratitude.
Yes. For a seaside side of Japan, Club Med Kabira Ishigaki is on a subtropical island in the south of the country. Your advisor checks its opening dates and can plan an itinerary that combines Hokkaido powder with the beaches of Okinawa.
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