Six Senses Myoko Ushers in a New Era of Purposeful Rejuvenation in Japan’s Historic Ski Region ...Middle East

Six Senses, part of IHG Hotels & Resorts’ fast-growing Luxury & Lifestyle portfolio, has signed a hotel management agreement with Patience Capital Group (PCG) for a slopeside mountain hotel and residences at the foothills of Mount Myoko, within Japan’s scenic Suginohara ski resort. The development of Six Senses Myoko forms part of an investment vision sensitive to the property’s culture and surroundings. Beyond its well-connected terrain and renowned quality of snow, Myoko Kogen is graced with beautiful landscapes, natural hot springs, and a mystical allure. Thoughtful design, wellness, and community experiences will form the foundation of a long-term, year-round lifestyle destination akin to Kitzbühel and Gstaad but unique in its local charm. Vibrant experiences Bringing to life the brand’s signature emotional hospitality, Six Senses Myoko will feature 57 rooms and suites, many with private onsens. Rising above the hotel, 21 branded residences will present a contemporary and sophisti...

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