Dogo Onsen Yachiyo
Every room comes with a private open-air bath drawing Dogo Onsen water, so the soak is yours around the clock.

Ehime — 道後温泉
7 stays with a private bath · In the Dogo Onsen district of Matsuyama, a short tram ride from JR Matsuyama Station
Every property listed here has a private bath — a reservable private bath or an open-air bath in your own room — so tattoos are a non-issue, and so is privacy.
Ehime · Getting there: In the Dogo Onsen district of Matsuyama, a short tram ride from JR Matsuyama Station
Every room comes with a private open-air bath drawing Dogo Onsen water, so the soak is yours around the clock.
Only some room types — the suites and club-floor rooms — have a private onsen bath (a cypress tub); standard rooms use the shared baths. The hotel draws 100% source water from Dogo Onsen.
A seven-room hideaway whose only bath is one small reservable private bath, filled with free-flowing source water and booked in set time slots. There is no communal bath, and the rooms have no baths — toilets and showers are shared.
Four reservable open-air baths (Yuraku) plus rooms with their own open-air onsen bath. Note that the standard rooms' indoor baths are ordinary water — the onsen is in the open-air-bath rooms and the reservable baths.
One reservable private bath (wheelchair-accessible, on the top floor) and onsen baths in the suites and the Bettei Tokinone annex only — other rooms' baths are ordinary water, as the hotel itself states.
A 19-room sukiya-style inn where every room has its own bath piped with Dogo source water (heated on the way, not free-flowing).
Only the two special-room types have an onsen bath in the room — a rock bath (Type 01) or a cypress bath (Type 02), both filled with drawn Dogo Onsen water. All other rooms use the large garden-view bath.
Prices are a guide from rates checked on Klook in November 2026 and change by date and room type — always confirm the live price on the booking page.