Find tattoo-friendly hotels & ryokan by city in Kyoto
- Kyoto City（all wards）208
- Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto69
- Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto37
- Nakagyo Ward, Kyoto32
- Kyotango28
- Sakyo Ward, Kyoto23
- Minami Ward, Kyoto12
- Ukyo Ward, Kyoto11
- Miyazu11
- Maizuru11
- Fushimi Ward, Kyoto8
- Ayabe8
- Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto7
- Nantan7
- Uji7
- Kameoka6
- Fukuchiyama6
- Yosano4
- Kita Ward, Kyoto4
- Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto4
- Joyo4
- Kasagi3
- Yamashina Ward, Kyoto1
- Yawata1
- Minamiyamashiro1
- Seika1
- Nagaokakyo1
Tattoo-Friendly Hotels & Ryokan in Kyoto
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Hotels & Ryokan- Yuai no Oka Youth Outdoor Activity CenterHotels & RyokanNo reports yet✋ Got in 0🤔 Hmm… 0💬 0
- TomozuruHotels & RyokanNo reports yet✋ Got in 0🤔 Hmm… 0💬 0
- RakuchoHotels & RyokanNo reports yet✋ Got in 0🤔 Hmm… 0💬 0
- Rankyokan BekkanHotels & RyokanGot in 0%Hmm… 100%✋ Got in 0🤔 Hmm… 1💬 0
- Ryokan HinomotoHotels & RyokanNo reports yet✋ Got in 0🤔 Hmm… 0💬 0
- Ryokan WakamiyaHotels & RyokanNo reports yet✋ Got in 0🤔 Hmm… 0💬 0
- Ryori Ryokan KasagikanOnsenHotels & RyokanGot in 0%Hmm… 100%✋ Got in 0🤔 Hmm… 2💬 0
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FAQ
Are there tattoo-friendly hotels & ryokan in Kyoto?
Yes. Tattoo GO lists 307 hotels & ryokan in Kyoto. For each one, you can see how many visitors with tattoos got in ("Got in") or had trouble ("Hmm…"), and read their reports.
Which hotels & ryokan in Kyoto have the most "Got in" reports?
Places with many "Got in" reports include Yuai no Oka Youth Outdoor Activity Center, Tomozuru, Rakucho. Reports come from visitors, so rules may have changed since.
Can I get in if I cover my tattoo with a sticker or bandage?
It depends on the facility. Some visitors report getting in with a cover sticker or a towel over a small tattoo, while others were turned away. Check the reports on each page and the facility’s own rules before you go.
Why do some onsen in Japan not allow tattoos?
In Japan, tattoos have long been associated with organized crime, so many baths ban them regardless of who you are. More places now welcome visitors with tattoos, or allow them in private baths.