CHAHARU Hanare Dogo Yumekura
CHAHARU離れ 道後夢蔵
Does CHAHARU Hanare Dogo Yumekura allow tattoos? In a private bath
Seven rooms behind a wall a minute from the Honkan, with bathtubs glazed in Tobe porcelain and the water in them piped from Dogo.
The parent house, Chaharu, refuses tattooed guests in its large bath and rooftop open-air bath. Yumekura is the annex, seven rooms with no shared bath, and the group’s own FAQ draws the line between them: the rooms at Chaharu are not onsen, the rooms at Yumekura are. That makes this the address to book if you want Dogo water and no one else in the room.
Show this at the front desk
茶玻瑠のお部屋は温泉ではありませんが、CHAHARU離れ 道後夢蔵のお部屋は温泉でございます。
The operator’s own wording, to show at the desk if you need to.
Where it is
Matsuyama STN
Iyotetsu tram, line 5 28 min
Matsuyama Castle
Dogo-Onsen STN
Hotel location
Dogo Onsen bathhouse ticket Admission to the Dogo Onsen bathhouse, bought ahead. Dogo Onsen Honkan is one of the three city bathhouses listed on this page. 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. The group FAQ states the annex’s room baths are onsen; the refusal it publishes applies to the parent hotel’s shared baths.
Read on: chaharu.com/faq
Best for: A Tobe-ware tub of Dogo water, one minute from the Honkan door
Seven rooms, sleeping at most 19 people between them, each fitted out with Ehime craft: Tobe porcelain in the tubs and basins, Imabari towels, local miso and Uwa soybeans on the menu. Guests may cross to the parent hotel Chaharu, but its shared baths are closed to tattooed bathers.
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