Japan — Nagano
Luxury Villa Rentals in Hakuba with Tennis Court
Handpicked luxury villas and estates in Hakuba, Japan — live rates and availability from our preferred partner network, a $500 nightly floor, and when to go: the best time to visit Hakuba, season by season.
Estates in Hakuba with tennis court
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Staying in Hakuba
Every estate listed for Hakuba is drawn from connected inventory and filtered to a $500 nightly floor, with many houses above $2,000. Private chef, concierge and full household staff can be arranged on request through our preferred partner network.
The best time to visit Hakuba depends on what you are buying: peak season brings the finest weather and the shortest supply, while the shoulder months often hold the same houses at meaningfully lower weekly rates. In the tightest markets, the finest houses are reserved six to eight months ahead — the decision to travel and the decision to book are effectively the same decision.
Amenity clusters
- A private chef
- Full household staff
- Direct sea access
- A private helipad
- Ski-in ski-out access
- A private tennis court
- A heated infinity pool
- A private spa
- A penthouse or top-floor residence
- A beach house on the water
- Room for a whole group
- A two-person honeymoon setting
- A mountain cabin or chalet
Across the collection
Local information
Where you are
HakubaNagano
Japan
36.6981, 137.8617
Find it on the map
Open Hakuba on Google Maps to see the surrounding village, beaches, slopes and restaurants.
View on Google MapsOfficial tourism office
Seasons, local rules and events in Hakuba before you travel.
Reading & data
Planning Hakuba
Guide
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Data report
Nightly Rate Benchmark
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