Gojo, Shimogyo-ku Hotel with daiyokujo

Vessel Hotel Campana Kyoto Gojo

ベッセルホテルカンパーナ京都五条

Does Vessel Hotel Campana Kyoto Gojo allow tattoos? Yes, covered

Cover seal required

You can bathe if the tattoo is completely hidden under a cover seal. The size the property allows is the thing to check before you book — allowances differ enough between chains to decide the matter.

Admitted if the tattoo can be hidden under two cover seals of 8×10 cm (3.1×3.9 in), handed out free at the front desk. The smallest allowance of any hotel on this site.

Seal size allowed: 8×10 cm (3.1×3.9 in)

Show this at the front desk

タトゥー・刺青(フロントでお渡ししている8cm×10cmカバーシール2枚を貼って隠せる場合のみ可)を入れている方及び酒気を帯びている方のご入浴は、お断りしております。

The operator’s own wording, copied from the page named under “How we know” below. Holding up your phone settles the question faster than explaining it.

What happens when you arrive

Cover the tattoo completely before you go in, with a seal that fits the size the property allows — that figure is in the policy line at the top of this page, and it is the property’s, not ours. Where the seals are sold at the front desk, buy them at check-in rather than at bath time; where they are not, bring your own. A seal that does not cover the whole tattoo counts as no seal, and staff are within their rules to turn you away at the door. Nothing needs declaring, but nothing may show.

How we know

Confirmed Confirmed from official site (property level)

Read on: vessel-hotel.jp/campana/kyoto/bath/

Best for: Kyoto Station side, if your work is small enough to fit

Two 8×10 cm (3.1×3.9 in) seals give about seventy per cent of the area of Route Inn’s single patch, and in two smaller pieces — harder to place over one continuous design. Measure before booking.

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