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The best area to stay in Chashinai is around the Chashinai Onsen district, particularly if you're seeking a relaxing and convenient experience.This area is primarily known for its natural hot springs and is situated in a picturesque valley. You'll find a concentration of traditional Japanese inns (ryokans) and hotels offering onsen facilities. It's a relatively compact area, making it easy to stroll between establishments and enjoy the natural surroundings.Couples looking for a tranquil getaway will find Chashinai Onsen ideal. Many accommodations offer private onsen baths, allowing for a very intimate and relaxing experience. The focus here is on unwinding, enjoying high-quality local cuisine, and perhaps a gentle walk in the nearby natural spaces.For those flying into the region, staying near the New Chitose Airport offers convenience, especially for early departures or late arrivals. While not within Chashinai itself, hotels here provide easy access to the airport and often have good transport links to Chashinai Onsen and other parts of Hokkaido.

The best time to go to Chashinai is between December and March for winter sports, or from June to September for warmer weather and outdoor activities.For those keen on winter sports, the period from December to March offers excellent snow conditions. The ski resorts in the region, such as those near the town of Niseko, are in full operation, providing opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, and other snow-related fun. This is an ideal time for couples or solo travellers who love the thrill of the slopes and the cosy atmosphere of a mountain retreat.If you prefer milder temperatures and a green landscape, June to September is perfect. This season is great for hiking, cycling, and exploring the natural beauty of Hokkaido. You'll find pleasant weather for outdoor excursions, such as visiting the scenic Shikotsu-Toya National Park or enjoying the lavender fields in nearby Furano.