Luxury Wellness Spa
- Natural Onsen (Mineral Hot Spring)
- MAX SLIM Esthetique & Spa
- Anti-Aging Facial Ritual
- Japanese Whitening Treatment
- Dry Sauna & Cold Plunge
- Booking.com Traveller Review Award (2024–2026)
- Agoda
- Hokkaido
- MICHELIN Guide Selection
- Hygiene Plus Certification (2024–2026)
ABOUT THE SPA
Portom International Hokkaido is a luxury "Art & Culture" hotel directly connected to the International Terminal of New Chitose Airport. While many airport spas are utilitarian, Portom’s wellness center is a legitimate 5-star destination. The facility on the 4th floor acts as a transition zone for international travelers, offering a high-end gym, a natural hot spring, and a dedicated aesthetic salon, MAX SLIM.
In 2026, the spa has gained fame for its "Airport Detox" philosophy. The MAX SLIM salon offers a specific "Body Environment Reset" course that targets the diaphragm and intestines to improve circulation—essential for guests who have spent hours seated on a plane. The Natural Onsen is available exclusively to hotel guests, remaining open until 10:00 AM the next day, which caters to late-night arrivals and early-morning departures.
A standout feature is the integration of the Tea Ceremony House "Seifu-an" located on the same floor. Guests can follow a purifying soak in the hot spring with a meditative tea experience, creating a multi-sensory journey of Japanese hospitality. For fitness enthusiasts, the gym is equipped with top-tier running machines and strength equipment, ensuring a total body workout with views of the terminal’s sophisticated architecture. By combining the convenience of an airport location with the luxury of a cultural museum, Portom International remains the most refined wellness choice for travelers entering or leaving Hokkaido.
Address:
New Chitose Airport International Passenger Terminal Building 4F, Bibi, Chitose, Hokkaido 066-0012, Japan.
Zen-like and Cultural
The wellness experience at Portom is profoundly Zen-like. Despite being located directly within New Chitose Airport, the 4th-floor spa floor feels entirely removed from the mechanical hum of travel. The architecture utilizes clean lines, soft indirect lighting, and traditional Japanese art to create an atmosphere of stillness. When you enter the onsen, the minimalist design and the quiet steam create a meditative environment where the only sound is the flow of mineral water, allowing your mind to drift into a state of total calm.
It is a uniquely cultural sanctuary that bridges the gap between a modern terminal and ancient Japanese traditions. Every treatment room and the public bath area incorporates elements of "Hokusai" prints and Edo-period aesthetics. Rather than a generic international spa, Portom offers a "Sense of Place." The use of local Hokkaido ingredients in their spa menu and the traditional tea ceremony house nearby ensure that your physical recovery is deeply rooted in the history and beauty of Japan.
