Yumesenkei Besso Amahara
夢泉景別荘 天原
Does Yumesenkei Besso Amahara allow tattoos? In a private bath
Eighteen rooms on the Komoe cliffs south of Sumoto, each with an open-air bath on the Sumoto spring, in a villa annex of the Yumesenkei hotel — whose large baths, by the group’s own FAQ, a tattooed guest cannot use.
Every one of the eighteen rooms has an open-air hot spring bath of its own, and that is the bath to plan on. The group that owns the house refuses tattooed guests at its large baths in its FAQ, and the FAQ says nothing about the baths in the rooms — so book the room, and ask in writing if you want the room bath confirmed.
Show this at the front desk
※泥酔状態・入れ墨のあるお客様のご入浴はお断りさせて頂いております。
The operator’s own wording. Showing it settles the question.
What happens when you arrive
Skip the shared baths and reserve the private one the way this page describes; once the door is closed nobody is checking anything.
How we know
Confirmed Confirmed from official site — the room baths are structure, not a policy; the quoted refusal is the group's FAQ for its large baths
Read on: yumesenkei.com/amahara/rooms/ and newawaji.com/contact/
Best for: Sumoto's water with nobody else in it, and the group's rule read first
The rooms page says 全室専有 露天風呂付, eighteen rooms. The refusal sits in the Hotel New Awaji group FAQ under the heading for its large baths, which names Spa Terrace Suigetsu at New Awaji and Amamiya-no-shizuku at Yumesenkei next door, the baths Amahara guests are pointed at. The phone is the group's Navi-Dial, 9:00 to 18:00.
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