Awaji Hamarikyu Besso Takumi
あわじ浜離宮 別荘 鐸海
Does Awaji Hamarikyu Besso Takumi allow tattoos? In a private bath
A seventeen-room villa on the pine beach at the island’s southern end, with an open-air hot spring bath on every terrace and no shared bath in the house — the main Hamarikyu next door has one, and its group’s FAQ refuses a tattoo there.
Seventeen rooms, every one with an open-air hot spring bath on its own terrace, and no shared bath in the building at all. Guests may also use the garden bath at the main Hamarikyu house next door, which belongs to a group that refuses tattooed guests at its large baths; there is no reason to go.
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: hamarikyu-takumi.com and newawaji.com/contact/
Best for: The one house on the island where the question never comes up
The wording is 全室に温泉露天風呂とプライベートテラスを設えた, twelve room types. About ninety minutes from Osaka by car on the house's own page, five from Seidan-Mihara IC; by bus, Fukura via Sannomiya and a taxi.
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