Kinugawa Park Hotels
鬼怒川パークホテルズ
Does Kinugawa Park Hotels allow tattoos? In a private bath
A hotel above the Kinugawa at Ohara that answers this question in its own guest information rather than leaving it to the desk: not the large bath, but a room with an open-air bath of its own, or the private one for fifty minutes.
The large bath is closed to tattooed guests, and the hotel names the way round in the same sentence: book a room with its own open-air bath, or reserve the private open-air bath — 2,000 yen plus tax for fifty minutes, booked in advance. It is one of the few places that tells you the alternative before you have to ask for it.
Show this at the front desk
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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 information page)
Read on: park-hotels.com/qa.html
Best for: Knowing the terms before you book rather than at the desk
Book the private bath in advance; it is not a walk-up. The rooms with their own open-air bath are a separate rate, so choose the plan rather than hoping to switch on arrival.
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