The mediocre Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Niseko Village is overshadowed by the Garden Park Hyatt

I was really looking forward to this Ritz-Carlton Reserve in Niseko Village for the New Year, after all, it's the most unique existence in the Ritz system, with high positioning and very few in number. However, the actual experience can only be said to be mediocre, especially compared to the Garden Park Hyatt I stayed at later, there is a huge gap. 📍Location: Located in Niseko Village, one of the four major ski resorts in Niseko, there are not as many as in Hirafu, but some public transportation needs to be taken from the nearby Hilton, which is a bit inconvenient. 🏨Hardware facilities: If you look at the appearance of the hotel for the first time, you will be disappointed. It's too ordinary and lacks design. However, after entering the lobby, it's not bad. The most beautiful part of the hotel is the lobby. The volume is not large, the restaurant, gym and hot spring are all on the same floor as the lobby. There is no swimming pool. The rooms are relatively spacious and the design is good, but the materials are not high-grade. For example, the bathroom of this grade of hotel actually uses the Kohler brand. The snow house is on the basement floor and is very small. The service is relatively limited and there are few staff. You can ski in and out. 📝Others: The overall service level is relatively ordinary. Although it's not bad, it doesn't match the positioning of the hotel brand. It's not enthusiastic about Marriott Titanium members. Although I understand that the rooms cannot be upgraded during the snow season, the attitude itself is just average. Especially the restaurant feels particularly ordinary, the dining options are very few, there is only one all-day restaurant and a sushi restaurant. Overall, it's a lot worse than the Garden Park Hyatt, but the price might be even higher. Overall, it's not cost-effective💰