La Vista Kusatsu Hills
ラビスタ草津ヒルズ
Does La Vista Kusatsu Hills allow tattoos? In a private bath
Every room here has its own open-air onsen bath on the balcony, and there are four more private baths downstairs that cost nothing and take no booking — you check whether the light is on and walk in. It is the rare property where the tattoo question answers itself.
Not the large bath — but the hotel answers the question by pointing you somewhere else in the same sentence: four private baths, free and unbooked, and the open-air onsen bath on your own room’s balcony. Nothing to cover, nothing to pay, and no size limit, because none of it is shared.
Show this at the front desk
当館では「刺青」が入った方の大浴場のご利用はご遠慮頂いております。他にも、館内に【無料貸切風呂】を4か所ご用意しておりますので、温泉のご利用は貸切風呂または客室露天風呂をご利用くださいませ。
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 hotel's own FAQ)
Read on: dormy-hotels.com/resort/hotels/la_kusatsu/faq/
Best for: A tattooed guest who wants an onsen to themselves and does not want to negotiate for it
Kyoritsu Maintenance runs this and the Dormy Inn chain both, and the two answer the question differently: Dormy Inn offers cover seals, and this property offers private baths instead. Read the property, not the parent.
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