Hotel Fuji
ホテル ふじ
Does Hotel Fuji allow tattoos? In a private bath
Hotel Fuji’s bath rules refuse tattoos in the big rock bath, then point you to the private view bath on the top floor, or the bath in your room.
The shared baths are firmly closed to tattoos, and the hotel says where to go instead: its paid private view baths or the bath in your room. The two private baths, Yururi and Burari, are on the top floor of the main building, 45 minutes for 3,850 yen, booked by phone.
Show this at the front desk
刺青・タトゥーのある方のご入浴は固くお断り申し上げます。※貸切展望風呂（有料）または客室風呂をご利用ください。
The operator’s own wording, to show at the desk if you need to.
Where it is
Shinjuku STN
Kaiji, JR’s limited express on the Chuo line 1 h 38
Tokyo STN
Hotel locationIsawa-Onsen STN
JR Tokyo Wide Pass Covers the Kaiji from Shinjuku to Isawa-Onsen; the pass area runs as far as Kofu. Worth it if Kawaguchiko, Karuizawa or Echigo-Yuzawa is also on the 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 (the 注意事項 on the hotel’s hot spring page)
Read on: hotel-fuji.jp/hot-spring/
Best for: Knowing before you arrive that the hotel has already planned a bath for you
Private view baths 15:00–24:00, starting on the hour, 45 minutes, 3,850 yen; each tub holds about three adults, with three washing spots. Booking is by phone only, not by email. The room page tags several special rooms with a private bath and one with a hot spring view bath, but does not say which room baths are on spring water. Free pickup from Isawa-Onsen Station. The shared baths are a large rock bath, a garden bath and two open-air baths, 14:00–01:00 and 03:00–10:00.
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