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The best area to stay in Katsunuma is around the central area of Katsunuma Budoukyo, particularly near the main train station and along the slopes heading towards the mountains.This area is the heart of Katsunuma's wine region. You'll find many of the well-known wineries and vineyards here, often situated on gentle slopes with views of the surrounding mountains. The main train station, Katsunuma-budōkyō Station, is centrally located, making it easy to travel around. The roads leading up from the station are dotted with local eateries and shops.For couples looking for a relaxing getaway, staying near the vineyards offers a tranquil experience. Many accommodations in this area provide direct access to wine-tasting rooms and tours, allowing for leisurely strolls among the grapes. Some hotels also boast hot springs (onsen) with scenic views, superb for unwinding after a day of exploration.Families might find staying closer to the town centre, near the station, more convenient. Here, you're within easy reach of local restaurants and shops, and it's a good base for short drives to family-friendly attractions like fruit picking farms or local parks.

The best time to visit Katsunuma is during the spring (late March to early April) for cherry blossoms or the autumn (mid-September to late October) for grape harvesting and autumn foliage.Spring in Katsunuma is particularly appealing for couples and those who appreciate natural beauty. The region transforms with the delicate pink hues of cherry blossoms, especially along the Fuefuki River and at the Katsunuma Budou-no-Oka hill. The weather is generally mild and pleasant for exploring the vineyards and enjoying outdoor activities.Autumn offers a different, yet equally rewarding experience, especially for wine enthusiasts and foodies. This is the peak grape harvesting season, allowing visitors to participate in grape picking experiences and taste freshly pressed grape juice.