Grandia Housen
あわら温泉 グランディア芳泉
Does Grandia Housen allow tattoos? In a private bath
The Kotobukitei villa is sixteen suites deep, and every one has an open-air tub filled from the three wells the inn owns.
Stay in a room with its own open-air bath. The Kotobukitei villa is sixteen suites, all with a spring-fed open-air tub, and the Yutorogitei wing adds more rooms with one. The inn owns three sources. It publishes no tattoo rule for the shared baths, so the in-room tub is the answer.
Where it is
Kanazawa STN
Awara-Onsen STN change to Keifuku bus · 8 min
Hokuriku Shinkansen 26 min
✈Komatsu Airport
Hotel locationAwara-Yunomachi STN
JR Hokuriku Area Pass Four days on the Hokuriku Shinkansen between Tsuruga and Kurobe-Unazukionsen, non-reserved, for 7,000 yen. It covers the ride from Kanazawa to Awara-Onsen; the Keifuku bus into the onsen town is paid separately. Worth it if a Kaga town or Unazuki is on the same trip. Sold on Klook.
What happens when you arrive
Skip the shared baths and reserve the private one the way this page describes. Once the door is closed, the bath is yours.
How we know
Confirmed from official site (bath structure, not a tattoo policy)
Read on: g-housen.co.jp/kotobukitei/
Best for: A garden suite with the tub a step off the tatami
Kotobukitei: Garden Suites on the first floor (three with two tatami rooms, three with tatami plus twin beds), Comfort Suites on the second floor (nine), and a Royal Suite with a garden open-air bath. The inn’s history page also lists open-air-bath rooms added in the Kiseiden and Koseiden buildings, and a private open-air bath called Suisen, which is not advertised on the current bath pages, so do not count on it. Shared baths Tsuki no Yu and Hoshi no Yu were renovated in 2017. Not on Booking.com.
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