At Hoshino Resorts RISONARE Tomamu, Hokkaido's largest resort hotel, the "Skiers' Suite Room," designed for both function and aesthetics to fully enjoy a ski trip and offering panoramic views of the slopes, became available on January 10, 2022. The room is equipped with all the necessary facilities for ski gear, and its slope view allows guests to check snow conditions and hit the slopes immediately. After skiing, guests can enjoy local food and drinks, or relax in the panoramic jet bath and private sauna, making for a complete ski getaway.

Hoshino Resorts RISONARE Tomamu is a resort hotel that offers an ideal environment for enjoying high-quality powder snow. Its ski resort features courses with a maximum gradient of 35 degrees and ungroomed runs. The inland climate contributes to low humidity, and temperatures can drop to -20 to -30 degrees Celsius (according to the Japan Meteorological Agency), creating perfect conditions for powder snow.

Furthermore, the resort boasts a range of facilities and activities, including dining and shopping at "Hotaru Street," Japan's first ski-in/ski-out village, and the opportunity to ski the "First Track" before anyone else through advance reservations. Against this backdrop, the "Skiers' Suite Room" service was launched with the desire to "enhance the ski trip experience."

Inside the room, a boot dryer is provided for immediate drying after skiing, along with ample space for skis and accessories. Guests can dry their gear thoroughly without worrying about crowded drying rooms. Near the entrance, there is also space to place skis and hang outerwear, gloves, and helmets.

The room is located on the 27th floor, offering a view of the slopes right from the moment you wake up. Even with the rapidly changing mountain weather, guests can check conditions from their room and head out to ski immediately if the weather suddenly improves. The in-room television also displays the day's temperature, wind speed, snow depth, and lift operating status.

The interior is adorned with ski-themed furniture and objets d'art. A "Single Lift Chair," a repurposed single lift from the Tomamu Ski Resort, is placed by the window overlooking the slopes. Wooden skis and poles are displayed as decorative items, allowing guests to feel as if they are on the slopes even while indoors.

Additionally, the hotel features a skiers' entrance directly connecting to the slopes, allowing guests to prepare in their room and step out onto the slopes immediately after descending in the elevator.

Guests staying in the "Skiers' Suite Room" can receive a complimentary ski waxing service from professional staff at "Full Marks Tomamu," an outdoor pro shop located within Hotaru Street. After skiing, they can relax in the spacious 100-square-meter room's panoramic jet bath and private sauna. This allows for thorough recovery from the day's fatigue, ensuring guests can fully enjoy skiing the next day.