Kinugawa Onsen Hotel
鬼怒川温泉ホテル
Does Kinugawa Onsen Hotel allow tattoos? Yes, covered
An old house on the Kinugawa with two large baths, one built in wood and one in stone, and two private ones that each pair an indoor tub with an open-air one above the river — booked in forty-five minute turns from half past three in the afternoon.
A cover seal gets you into the large baths, and the hotel says what to do if it will not: use the bath in your room, or book one of the two private open-air baths. Both halves are on its own bath page.
Show this at the front desk
刺青・タトゥーのある方のご利用はお断りしております。タトゥー隠しシール等で隠していただいた場合はご利用いただけます。隠せない場合は、客室内の浴槽や貸切風呂をご利用ください。
The operator’s own wording. Showing it settles the question.
What happens when you arrive
Cover the tattoo completely before you go in, to the size on this page — how the seals work, and where to buy them →
How we know
Confirmed Confirmed from official site (the hotel's own bath page)
Read on: kinugawaonsenhotel.com/spa/keikoku.php
Best for: A covered tattoo in a wooden bath over the gorge, with a private one as the fallback
No seal size is published. This listing said the policy was unstated until 9 September 2026: the rule is on the page for the Keikoku-no-yu bath rather than on the spa index or the private-bath page, which is where it was looked for.
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