Hotel Luna Park is a hotel in the middle of Dogo Onsen, Matsuyama, about one minute on foot from Dogo Onsen Honkan. It has a main building and an annex, an indoor bath and a rooftop open-air bath fed by water piped from Oku-Dogo, and Japanese, Western and mixed rooms for one to seven people. Before you book, three things matter: guests with tattoos cannot use the baths; the latest check-in is 19:30 on plans with dinner (22:00 for room only); and cancellation fees start 5 days before your stay.
Hotel Luna Park, Dogo Onsen, at a glance
| Item | Official information |
|---|---|
| Address | 5-19 Dogo Sagidanicho, Matsuyama, Ehime |
| Check-in / out | From 15:00 / by 10:00; no early check-in or late checkout |
| Latest check-in | 19:30 with dinner, 22:00 room only (booking page) |
| Curfew | None; you can come and go 24 hours |
| Baths | Indoor bath and rooftop open-air bath, Oku-Dogo hot-spring water; no sauna |
| Prices | From 10,395 yen per person, room only, two adults in a twin, tax included |
| Bathing tax | 150 yen per adult per day, paid separately |
| Parking | On site, 700 yen per car per night, no reservation |
| Pets | Not at this hotel; the sister inn, Luna Park Bettei Yasuragi, takes dogs |
From the official site and booking page, read October 14, 2026.
Which room should you choose?
All rooms have their own bathtub and shower, a washlet toilet, air conditioning, a TV, a free safe, a kettle and an empty fridge. Smoking rooms can be chosen; the Japanese-Western room is the smoking type.
| Room type | Size | Sleeps | Beds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Western twin | 25 m² | 2 | 2 single beds |
| Western triple | 29 m² | 3 | 3 single beds |
| Western four-bed | 32 m² | 4 | 4 single beds |
| Japanese, 8 tatami | 29 m² | 1–3 | Futons |
| Japanese, 15 tatami | 53 m² | 4–7 | Futons |
| Japanese-Western (smoking) | 39 m² | 1–2 | 1 double bed + 2 futons |
| Semi-suite | 49 m² | 2 adults | 1 double bed + 2 futons |
From the official rooms page, read October 14, 2026.
Yukata and small toiletries such as toothbrushes, combs and razors are not left in the rooms. You pick them up at the self-service corners on the 2nd and 6th floors of the main building. There is no barrier-free room, though the hotel has some handrails and lends a limited number of wheelchairs.
The Oku-Dogo hot-spring baths at Hotel Luna Park
When are the baths open?
The hotel pipes in water from Oku-Dogo Onsen. The indoor bath on the 3rd floor of the main building is open 15:00 to 10:00 the next morning, so you can bathe from check-in to checkout. The open-air bath on the top floor of the annex is open 6:00–10:00 and 15:00–23:30. The men’s side has a ceramic tub and a rock bath; the women’s side has a rock bath, a goemon-style iron-pot tub and a half-open-air bath. Shampoo, conditioner and body soap are provided.
Is there a private bath?
The official pages do not mention a private (reservable) bath. Each room has its own tub and shower, but the FAQ says the room baths do not use hot-spring water.
Can I bathe with a tattoo?
No. The bath page says the hotel does not allow guests with tattoos in the baths, and it does not mention cover stickers. Phones are not allowed in the changing rooms or baths. Our tattoo and onsen guide explains what to ask elsewhere.
The plan pages invite guests to try both the hotel’s Oku-Dogo water and Dogo Onsen itself, and one plan, the Dogo value plan, includes a ticket for the Kami-no-Yu bath at Dogo Onsen Honkan for each adult.
Getting to Hotel Luna Park in Dogo
The nearest stop is Dogo Onsen Station on the Iyotetsu city tram; the walking time differs between official pages, so allow a few minutes. From Matsuyama Airport, the FAQ suggests the limousine bus to Dogo Onsen Station and a walk from there. The hotel has no airport pickup. Routes from JR Matsuyama Station and the ferry port are shown only as images on the access page.
Drivers park on site for 700 yen per car per night, with room for up to 60 cars; cars may not be able to enter or leave between 22:00 and 7:00. After checkout you can leave the car until about 12:00 for free.
Meals at Hotel Luna Park
What are dinner and breakfast like?
Dinner is a Japanese course built around Ehime sea bream: sashimi, simmered sea-bream head and sea-bream rice cooked in a small pot, with a live-grilled abalone on the standard plan and Iyo beef or lobster on the premium plans. It is served in a dining room or restaurant from 18:00, with the last start at 20:00. Drinks at dinner are ordered on your own smartphone, so bring it with you. Guests staying two nights get a different menu on the second night.
Breakfast is a Japanese and Western buffet from 7:00 to 9:00 (last order 8:30), which may be switched to a Japanese set meal depending on the day; a pancake machine was added in August 2026. Room-only guests can ask the front desk for the hotel’s map of places to eat nearby, and our Matsuyama food guide covers the local dishes.
Can the hotel handle allergies or a special diet?
The FAQ says it can handle allergies and vegetarian requests, but not in every case, so ask the hotel before you book.
Booking Hotel Lunapark: prices, children and cancellation
How much does a stay cost?
The official booking page spells the name “Hotel Lunapark.”
| Plan (two adults, twin) | From, per person |
|---|---|
| Room only | 10,395 yen |
| With breakfast | 12,705 yen |
| Dinner and breakfast, standard | 15,592 yen |
| Dinner and breakfast, premium | 17,902 yen |
Lowest prices shown on the official booking page, tax included, read October 14, 2026. Dates vary.
The booking page adds a bathing tax of 150 yen per adult, charged separately; Matsuyama City sets the tax at 150 yen per person per day and exempts children under 12. See our onsen bathing tax guide.
What do children cost?
Children can stay and can share a bed with a parent. Child rates depend on the plan and room: in a triple on the room-only plan, for example, a primary-school child pays 70% of the adult rate, and the Japanese-Western room and semi-suite do not take primary-school children. The family plan lets up to two children aged 6 or under stay free. Check the child rates on your plan.
What is the cancellation policy?
On the plans we checked, canceling costs 30% of the room rate 5 to 4 days before, 50% 3 to 2 days before, and 100% from the day before, including no-shows. No deposit is needed. Our hotel cancellation guide explains how fees work in Japan.
How do I pay?
Pay at the hotel or by card online when you book. The FAQ lists Visa, Mastercard, JCB and American Express, transit IC cards and other e-money, and code payments including Alipay+, WeChat Pay, UnionPay and PayPay.
What foreign guests should know before staying at Hotel Luna Park
- The site is in Japanese; its “English” link opens an automatic translation, and the English booking page is machine-translated, so check room details against the Japanese page. You can also call +81-89-931-1234 or email info@dogo-lunapark.com.
- The hotel has no printed pamphlets in other languages.
- Bags can be left before check-in and after checkout, and the hotel accepts luggage sent ahead, but it does not ship bags to the airport.
- There is coin laundry on the 2nd floor (300 yen per wash, 200 yen per 60 minutes of drying), free Wi-Fi, colored yukata for rent and free bath baskets for walking to the public baths.
- A lost card key costs 3,300 yen to replace.
Frequently asked questions
How far is Hotel Luna Park from Dogo Onsen Honkan?
Can I use the baths at Hotel Luna Park with a tattoo?
What is the latest check-in time at Hotel Luna Park?
What is the cancellation policy at Hotel Luna Park?
Does Hotel Luna Park have parking?
Bottom line (2026): Hotel Luna Park is a practical base a minute from Dogo Onsen Honkan, with rooms for couples up to groups of seven, a rooftop open-air bath and sea-bream dinners. Plan around the tattoo rule, the latest check-in on your plan and the 5-day cancellation window, and book on the official booking page.
Sources
Every fact on this page is from Hotel Luna Park’s official pages: home (Japanese), rooms, hot spring, cuisine, facilities, FAQ, access and the official booking page in Japanese and English, and from Matsuyama City’s bathing tax page. All were read on October 14, 2026. Prices and rules change; check the official site before you book.
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