Jozankei, on the main road beside the Jozan Gensen park Hotel

Jozankei Manseikaku Hotel Milione

定山渓万世閣ホテルミリオーネ

Does Jozankei Manseikaku Hotel Milione allow tattoos? In a private bath

Private bath only

A Silk Road-themed tour hotel on the main road whose 450 sq m bath hall is firmly closed to tattooed guests, and whose way around it is a top-floor room with its own hot spring bath at the window.

Milione’s refusal is unusually wide and it repeats it in four languages: tattoos, fake tattoo seals and body paint all bar you from entering the bath area, not merely from bathing. Cover-up seals are named as a problem rather than a solution. The way in is a room with its own bath: the hotel sells a 100 sq m Japanese-Western special room with a hot spring view bath, and two special rooms with a view sauna.

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※泥酔されている方、入れ墨(刺青)やタトゥー、疑似シール、ペインティング等をされている方のご入場・ご入浴はお断りしています。

The operator’s own wording, to show at the desk if you need to.

Where it is

Sapporo STN Jotetsu Kappa Liner coach 56 Hakodate STN Tomakomai STN New Chitose Airport Hotel location
Jozankei Onsen Higashi 2-chome STN
Sapporo to Noboribetsu Onsen is about 1 h 45: the Suzuran, JR’s limited express (a faster train with fewer stops and a fee on top of the fare), then a Donan bus of 21 minutes up to the onsen terminal. Toyako Onsen is the Hokuto, the limited express to Hakodate, as far as Toya, then a Donan bus of 24 minutes around the lake, about 2 h 20 in all. Niseko is about 3 h 25 by way of Otaru and Kutchan, or a direct highway coach for less money. Jozankei has no railway: the Jotetsu Kappa Liner runs there from Sapporo Station in 56 minutes and is booked in advance. Jozankei Manseikaku Hotel Milione · map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · open in Google Maps

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 hotel’s own spa, day-use, sauna and FAQ pages, with matching English, Chinese and Korean wording)

Read on: milione.jp/spa/

Best for: A room with its own hot spring view bath in a hotel whose big bath is closed to you

Book room 1303, the 100 sq m hot spring view bath room, or the sauna rooms 1302 and 1304; the standard rooms have no bath of their own and the shared bath is not an option. The English page puts it as: “Those who are very drunk or who have tattoos, temporary tattoos, body paintings or similar may not enter the facilities or take a bath.” Day-use bathing at 1,500 yen is sold to the public but on the same terms.

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