Lotte Arai Ski Resort is a luxury boutique resort in the Niigata prefecture, it was re-opened after extensive renovations in December 2017. It offers a world-class luxury hotel with ski in/ski out access, 5 star spa and onsen facilities, a variety of restaurants, retail stores, an international snow school and other alpine activities. The Lotte Arai Ski Resort has terrain for all abilities including extensive off-piste terrain and is known for its wide open powder bowls. Included on the Snow Chaser Pass, staying here you’ll also have access to a variety of resorts within the Myoko region. For more information on Lotte Arai click here.
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Lotte Arai Accommodation
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Lotte Arai Trail Maps
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Featured Lotte Arai Articles
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