Yuen Bettei Daita (由縁別邸 代田) offers a remarkable urban sanctuary where traditional Japanese onsen culture meets contemporary design in the heart of Tokyo's Setagaya district. This exclusive ryokan brings the healing waters of Hakone's renowned hot springs directly to the city, creating an intimate retreat just minutes from Tokyo's bustling center. For tattooed travelers seeking authentic onsen experiences without venturing into rural Japan, Yuen Bettei Daita provides a sophisticated solution through its private bathing options. The ryokan's thoughtful blend of minimalist aesthetics with traditional elements creates a tranquil environment where you can immerse yourself in genuine Japanese hospitality while enjoying the convenience of a Tokyo location.
Private Bathing Allowed for Tattooed Guests: While public baths follow traditional restrictions, tattooed guests can fully enjoy the onsen experience by booking rooms with private open-air baths, ensuring a worry-free and relaxing stay regardless of your body art.
- Urban Convenience: Experience authentic onsen culture within Tokyo city limits, eliminating the need for time-consuming trips to rural areas
- Hakone's Renowned Waters: Enjoy the therapeutic benefits of Hakone's mineral-rich hot springs without leaving the city
- Architectural Harmony: Immerse yourself in spaces that perfectly balance traditional Japanese design elements with clean, modern aesthetics
- Culinary Excellence: Savor seasonal kaiseki cuisine that celebrates Japanese ingredients and techniques in an intimate setting
- Tea Tradition: Participate in Setagaya's historic tea culture through the ryokan's dedicated tea room experiences
- Privacy Option: Book rooms with private open-air baths for an exclusive, tattoo-friendly bathing experience
Onsen Facilities & Amenities
Bathing Experience & Onsen Etiquette
Soaking in Yuen Bettei Daita's private open-air baths connects you with Japan's bathing traditions while surrounded by thoughtfully designed minimalist gardens. The alkaline-rich waters, sourced directly from Hakone, contain a harmonious blend of sodium and calcium minerals that work to soothe tired muscles, improve circulation, and leave your skin with a silky-smooth texture. Each bath maintains the ideal temperature of 40-42°C (104-107.6°F), allowing you to experience the perfect balance of heat therapy without overwhelming your body. As steam rises around you and the gentle sounds of the garden create a natural soundtrack, you'll understand why Japanese culture places such importance on the meditative ritual of bathing.
Prices & Ticket Options
- Standard Twin Room: From ¥30,000/night (including breakfast)
- Deluxe Twin with Open-Air Bath: From ¥45,000/night (including breakfast)
- Premium Suite with Open-Air Bath: From ¥70,000/night (including breakfast and dinner)
- Additional Kaiseki Dinner: From ¥10,000/person (when not included in room rate)
- Traditional Tea Experience: From ¥2,500/person
Booking & Contact Information
Reservations are essential at this intimate property, especially for rooms featuring private open-air baths which are ideal for tattooed guests. Booking at least 2-3 months in advance is recommended during peak seasons (cherry blossom and autumn foliage periods).
🌐 Website: https://www.uds-hotels.com/en/yuenbettei/daita/
📞 Phone: +81-(0)3-5431-3101
📍 Address: 2-31-26 Daita, Setagaya City, Tokyo 155-0033, Japan
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Guest Reviews from Tattooed Travellers
✈️ From Haneda Airport → 🚕 30 min taxi (¥8,000-10,000) / 🚆 50 min via Keikyu Line and Odakyu Line to Higashi-Kitazawa Station → 🚶 5 min walk
🚄 From Shinjuku Station → 🚕 15 min taxi (¥2,000-3,000) / 🚇 20 min via Keio Line to Sasazuka Station → 🚌 10 min bus → 🚶 3 min walk
🚇 From Shibuya Station → 🚆 10 min via Keio Inokashira Line to Shimokitazawa Station → 🚶 15 min walk or 🚕 5 min taxi
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