By / MOOK Scenic Spots Home Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Every winter, the pristine white snow transforms Hokkaido into a silver wonderland. With the icy season in full swing, Hokkaido has now introduced an ice hotel, allowing guests to experience life in a minus 10-degree environment. The hotel only accepts one group of guests per day to fully immerse them in an all-ice world, and will operate on a limited-time basis until February 28.
Every winter, the pristine white snow transforms Hokkaido into a silver wonderland. With the icy season in full swing, Hokkaido has now introduced an ice hotel, allowing guests to experience life in a minus 10-degree environment. The hotel only accepts one group of guests per day to fully immerse them in an all-ice world, and will operate on a limited-time basis until February 28.
After a four-year hiatus, Hokkaido’s Hoshino Resorts has once again launched its Snow Village. (Image source / snowtomamu)
After a four-year break, Hokkaido’s Hoshino Resorts has once again launched the limited-time TOMAMU Snow Village, transporting visitors into a scene straight out of the movie Frozen. In addition to featuring an ice playground with slides and various amusement facilities, the village also offers delicious cheese fondue and an ice bar experience.
The ice hotel rooms are entirely built from ice and snow. (Image source / snowtomamu)
Guests can enjoy a steaming hot cheese fondue during their stay. (Image source / jalan)
The rooms are equipped with sleeping bags capable of withstanding temperatures as low as minus 30 degrees. (Image source / snowtomamu)
The ice bar. (Image source / snowtomamu)
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