Hotel Route-Inn Sendai Higashi
ホテルルートイン仙台東
Does Hotel Route-Inn Sendai Higashi allow tattoos? Yes, covered
A roadside bath on the Rokuchonome side of the city, open until two in the morning, with a five-person sauna and a screen in the room that tells you when it is empty.
Cover it completely and you can bathe. The group FAQ refuses tattoos and then names the exception: the large bath is open to anyone whose tattoo is entirely hidden under cover seals. The word the FAQ uses is completely, so partial coverage is not enough, and the rule is written at group level with no carve-out for this address.
Show this at the front desk
・入れ墨(タトゥー)のある方のご入浴はお断りしております。ただし、カバーシールを用いて入れ墨(タトゥー)が完全に覆えている場合に限り、大浴場をご利用いただけます。
The operator’s own wording, to show at the desk if you need to.
Where it is
Sendai STN
Kotodai Park
Rokuchonome STN 6 min on foot
Hotel location
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 from official site (the Route Inn group FAQ, which carries no property carve-outs)
Read on: route-inn.co.jp/faq/
Best for: A covered tattoo, a car, and a bath that is open until two in the morning on the east side of the city
Bath called Tabibito no Yu, 15:00 to 02:00 and 05:00 to 10:00, men and women separate. Not a hot spring: the water is an artificial radium bath made with a ministry-approved product the chain names as Radihope. The men’s side has a sauna for about five people with a standing shower beside it and no cold plunge. The guest-room television shows how busy the bath is. Route Inn also states that bathing wear for surgery scars is allowed at every property, which is a scar provision and not a tattoo one.
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