Kashikiri Yunoyado Kotone
Six different private baths filled with Konpira Onsen water, free for staying guests and open around the clock until checkout

Kagawa — 琴平温泉
6 stays with a private bath · 5 min walk from Kotohira Station, about 1 h by train from Takamatsu
75 dining spots and 15 places to stay are counted in 仲多度郡琴平町 — the bath is one part of the evening, not the whole of it.
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.
Kagawa · Getting there: 5 min walk from Kotohira Station, about 1 h by train from Takamatsu
Six different private baths filled with Konpira Onsen water, free for staying guests and open around the clock until checkout
Two private baths can be reserved (08:00–23:15), and several rooms have their own open-air onsen bath. The inn draws on two springs of its own.
Rooms in the Fujimidai and Sansuikaku wings have their own private open-air onsen bath, and two open-air baths can be reserved — Nagomi-yu (¥3,300 / 45 min) and Mori-no-yu (¥3,850 / 45 min). Premium-room guests get one session free.
Only the Hatsune Premium rooms and the Hanayukan Yusuran rooms have a private open-air onsen bath. There is no reservable private bath.
Four themed private baths (cypress, rock, ceramic, bamboo) are free for guests, with no reservation — use them as often as you like. Top-floor rooms have their own open-air bath.
Premium rooms have their own private view bath, and the designer semi-open-air bath Fukufune can be reserved for 40 minutes (paid). This is the original Konpira yumoto inn — its own spring was struck here in the 1970s.
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.