Asakusa, Taito-ku Hotel with natural hot spring

Onyado Nono Asakusa

御宿 野乃浅草

Does Onyado Nono Asakusa allow tattoos? Yes, covered

Cover seal required

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 in principle, admitted if a cover seal hides the tattoo completely. Dormy Inn’s seals come in three sizes up to 118×172 mm (4.6×6.8 in), two per guest at most; each property’s FAQ says they are provided “depending on the facility” and that stock is limited, so bring your own.

Show this at the front desk

原則お断りしております。施設により隠し用のシールをご用意しています。シールで隠せる大きさであればご入浴いただけます。【タトゥーシール サイズ】タトゥーシールは原則2枚までにて、ご案内しております。枚数に限りがございますので、御用意できない場合もございます。小:85㎜×105㎜ 中:100㎜×140㎜ 大:118㎜×172㎜

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.

The bath

Ryoun no Yu, in the basement, is filled from the inn’s own source: black water with no particular smell, smooth rather than slippery, rich in minerals and, above all, that strange colour. Outside the indoor tub, in the open air, are two pot baths to sink into and let overflow. A dry sauna with a television, a chilled pot-shaped cold bath, and the cool-down in the open air in the middle of Asakusa.

Open 15:00 to 10:00 the next morning; the sauna is off between 01:00 and 05:00. Dormy’s free extras are here: an ice lolly after the bath in the evening and a lactic drink in the morning.

The hotel

152 rooms — singles, doubles, queens and twins — and every one of them has a tatami floor, so shoes come off at the door, with Serta beds and soft Japanese futon on top. Check-in 15:00, check-out 11:00. The chain’s Japanese-Western buffet breakfast with a local dish.

What is good about it

Getting there

Four minutes from exit A1 of Asakusa STN on the Tsukuba Express — the one that comes straight from Akihabara — and eight from exit 1 of the Ginza line’s Asakusa STN.

Asakusa (Tsukuba Express) STN · Tsukuba Express
About 4 minutes from exit A1.

Asakusa STN on the Ginza line about 8 minutes from exit 1.

Where it is

Tokyo STN Shinjuku STN Shibuya STN Ueno STN Yamanote Line Haneda Airport 18 km Narita Airport 48 km Hotel location · Asakusa (Tsukuba Express) STN 4 min
The green loop is the JR Yamanote line, the circle that links Tokyo’s main stations. Onyado Nono Asakusa · map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · open in Google Maps

A chain rule, with the largest seals of any chain — when they are in stock

Onyado Nono is Dormy Inn’s ryokan-styled brand, and its FAQ page gives the chain’s answer word for word: refused in principle, but a tattoo that a cover seal hides completely may bathe. Three seal sizes — 85×105, 100×140 and 118×172 mm — and two per guest, so two large ones cover about 400 cm², the most of any chain on this site.

The same FAQ adds that seals are provided “depending on the facility” and that “stock is limited”. Bring your own of the right size and the rule works in your favour every time.

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 (the property's own FAQ page; group-wide answer)

Read on: dormy-hotels.com/dormyinn/hotels/nono_asakusa/faq/

Best for: A black-water spring of its own under a tatami-floored inn in Asakusa

Two large seals cover about 400 cm² — the most of any chain listed here — but the FAQ says stock is limited. Carry your own of the right size.

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