Solaniwa Onsen Osaka Bay Tower
空庭温泉 OSAKA BAY TOWER
Does Solaniwa Onsen Osaka Bay Tower allow tattoos? Yes, covered
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.
Refused by default, with an exception: buy the facility’s cover seals at reception and cover the tattoo completely, including anything visible from the yukata worn inside, and you are admitted. The scheme is described as a trial. Sizes and prices are published only as an image, so confirm at the desk.
Show this at the front desk
原則として、刺青・タトゥー・ボディーアート・ペイントシールのある方の入館はお断りしています。
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 (facility’s own tattoo notice)
Read on: solaniwa.com/news/tattoos/
Best for: The largest hot spring complex in Kansai — if your work fits under bought seals
The yukata clause matters here: unlike a hotel bath, you wear the facility’s yukata all over the building, so a tattoo on the forearm or calf has to stay covered the whole visit, not only in the water.
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