Following the current generation of Euro currency recurring revenue since March 2026 from the opening of the 680-room Hotel101-Madrid, DD is set to start generating Japanese Yen currency recurring revenues by December 2026 from the 482-room Hotel101-Niseko
With 482 rooms, Hotel101-Niseko is set to become the largest hotel in the whole of Kutchan, Niseko, Hokkaido, Japan
DoubleDragon is set to make another history this year as the first ever Filipino homegrown hotel chain to build and operate in the whole of Japan
About the 482-room Hotel101-Niseko
Hotel101-Niseko’s amenities includes two indoor swimming pools plus a hot mineral bath and sauna, business center with meeting rooms, HBNB all-day dining with private rooms, HBNB Grab & Go, children’s playground, Fitness Gym, Ski rental shop and Ski locker facility.
Niseko is famous worldwide for its exceptional JAPOW — light, dry exceptional powder snow with views of illuminated slopes and majestic Mount Yotei.
In summer, Niseko offers a cool alpine retreat with lush greenery and cool weather. Popular activities include whitewater rafting on the Shiribetsu River, hiking and mountain biking trails, long ziplines, golf, and relaxing onsens.
Niseko stands as a true world-class destination, renowned for its legendary champagne powder snow, world-class onsen, and exceptional Hokkaido cuisine. This reputation is powerfully underscored by the reported launch of new direct flights: Air Canada’s inaugural seasonal service from Vancouver (YVR) to Sapporo’s Chitose Airport (CTS), and United Airlines’ first nonstop from San Francisco (SFO) to CTS. This is in addition to the announced available direct flights this year from Manila to Sapporo Chitose Airport via Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines, making it easy for Filipinos to experience Niseko, Japan.
These routes—marking the first direct links from major North American gateways to Hokkaido—eliminate lengthy Tokyo connections and reflect surging global demand, particularly from skiers and winter travelers eager to experience one of Japan’s premier mountain destinations. It’s a clear testament to Niseko’s growing status on the international stage.
