PORTOM INTERNATIONAL HOKKAIDO

The hotel occupies the 4th to 8th floors of the International Terminal and has its reception on the 4th floor. Guest rooms are located on the 5th through 8th floors. It is approximately a five-minute walk from the international arrivals lobby and about three minutes to the departure counters.

Guests will appreciate the convenience of using airport luggage carts directly from the hotel to the check-in area. Beyond the exclusive elevator hall reserved for hotel guests, the lively atmosphere of the airport disappears into the background and is replaced by a serene environment that gently transitions the mind into travel mode.

A Japanese aesthetic is evident throughout the hotel, offering guests a living, immersive cultural experience. In the lobby, high-definition reproductions of Hakyo Kakizaki’s portraits of Ainu chieftains provide a striking welcome, while each guest room features an original woodblock print from Hokusai Manga by Katsushika Hokusai. The Guest Salon, for the exclusive use of guests, showcases primarily Edo-period artworks, including pieces by Utagawa Hiroshige, Ito Jakuchu, and Hakuin Ekaku, as well as fine examples of Imari ware ceramics. The hotel’s interior decor features dyed-silk installations, traditional plaster finishes, and gold-lacquer techniques that further highlight the rich craftsmanship and artistic heritage of Japan.

For dinner, guests may choose between refined Japanese cuisine at Shimogamo-Saryo Kitanohanare, a distinguished offshoot of a long-established Kyoto restaurant, or contemporary French dining at TATERU YOSHINO. Both offer seasonal course menus that showcase ingredients sourced from Hokkaido’s abundant natural surroundings. After dinner, unwind at THE BAR, which offers captivating views of the runway. For guests who wish to smoke, THE CIGAR BAR, a separate, enclosed smoking area, is conveniently located within the same space.

The guest rooms feature tranquil interiors that reflect the elegance of Japanese design. Each room is equipped with a Slumberland mattress to ensure deep, restorative sleep, which is ideal for recovering from long-haul travel. Select rooms offer views of aircraft as they taxi or take off, providing a quiet, contemplative connection to the journey—all while enveloped in the hotel’s serene atmosphere.

A natural hot spring and sauna (available during set hours) offer welcome relief from the effects of long-haul travel, while the spa and beauty salon is available by reservation for further relaxation and rejuvenation. At the tea house Seifu-An, guests may reserve a traditional tea ceremony experience. For added comfort, chairs are provided for those who prefer not to kneel on the tatami mats. The room’s carefully considered design and atmosphere invite guests to quietly deepen their connection with the essence of Japan as part of their travel experience.