Komakicho, Ome: bus from Ome STN Hotel with natural hot spring ★★★★☆

Kamenoi Hotel Ome

亀の井ホテル 青梅

Does Kamenoi Hotel Ome allow tattoos? In a private bath

Private bath only

Book a Deluxe Japanese-Western room and you get an open-air bath of your own on the hotel's spring. The communal bath publishes no tattoo rule either way.

The top-floor communal bath, Ome Ayumi no Yu, looking over the Tama River, has no tattoo rule on the hotel's own pages or the group's. Treat it as unconfirmed, not as permission.

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Illustration of Kamenoi Hotel Ome in Komakicho, Ome

The bath

The spring is the hotel's own, Ome Ayumi no Yu, and its water leaves skin feeling unusually slippery, which the hotel makes its selling point. The communal bath is on the top floor with a view down the Tama valley to the Okutama hills. The room to book is the Deluxe Japanese-Western with open-air bath: your own tub on a terrace, with the same water and the same view, and nobody else's rules.

The hotel

Out at the western edge of Tokyo, ten minutes by bus from Ome Station on the JR Ome line, about an hour and 15 minutes from Shinjuku, with a free shuttle timed to the trains. Thirteen room types after the 2025 renovation, from family rooms to dog-friendly rooms with their own sauna, and a garden barbecue in summer.

Where it is

Shinjuku STN JR Chuo and Ome lines 1 hr Yamanote Line ✈Haneda Airport Hotel location
Ome STN
The green loop is the JR Yamanote line, the circle that links Tokyo’s main stations; the red dashes are the train that takes you close to the hotel. Kamenoi Hotel Ome · map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · open in Google Maps

What happens when you arrive

Use the bath in your room.

How we know

Bath layout confirmed, tattoo policy not published Checked on the official site (room and onsen pages)

Best for: couples who want an open-air bath of their own over the Tama River

The former Kampo no Yado Ome, reopened under the Kamenoi name and renovated in April 2025 with 13 room types, including dog-friendly rooms with a dry sauna.

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