Six Senses Myoko
Six Senses Myoko is a slopeside luxury hotel and branded-residence development planned for the Suginohara slopes of Mt. Myoko in Niigata Prefecture, one of Japan's most storied and snow-rich ski regions.
Six Senses Myoko is a slopeside luxury hotel and branded-residence development planned for the Suginohara slopes of Mt. Myoko in Niigata Prefecture, one of Japan's most storied and snow-rich ski regions. Operated under IHG's Six Senses brand for developer Patience Capital Group, the resort pairs a 57-key alpine hotel with 21 private branded residences, all designed by acclaimed Japanese architect Kengo Kuma in collaboration with Kume Sekkei. The wellness-focused retreat draws on Six Senses' signature sustainability and rejuvenation ethos, weaving natural timber, onsen hot-spring bathing and an expansive spa into a contemporary mountain setting framed by Myoko's legendary powder snowfall and long, scenic ski runs. Within reach of Tokyo by bullet train, Six Senses Myoko is poised to become a landmark anchor for the wider redevelopment of this historic Japanese mountain destination.
Frequently asked
Where is Six Senses Myoko located?
Six Senses Myoko is located in Myoko.
When will Six Senses Myoko be completed?
Six Senses Myoko is under construction, with completion expected in 2028 (a TMW estimate).
Who is developing Six Senses Myoko?
Patience Capital Group, IHG Hotels & Resorts is the developer behind Six Senses Myoko.
Who designed Six Senses Myoko?
Six Senses Myoko was designed by Kengo Kuma & Associates, Kume Sekkei.
How big is Six Senses Myoko?
Six Senses Myoko features 21 residences and 57 hotel keys.