Rembrandt Hotel Tokyo Machida

I stayed for two nights.It was a last-minute booking due to caring for my mother, but it was quiet and I was able to rest and recover.The staff were also kind. I’m glad I chose this place.Thank you very much.

On August 13, we drove from Yokohama to the Rembrandt Hotel in about 30 minutes. We parked in front of the Hotel entrance at noon and had lunch at the restaurant we had a Reservation for. When we returned, it was a bit early, but they kindly allowed us to check in.From our Room on the 11th floor, we could see a Sugi Pharmacy on the right and a cemetery on the left. There is a refrigerator, but no bottled water, so if you need it, it’s best to bring your own. Drip coffee and tea are provided.The amenities included one DHC cleansing oil and one toner. If you use lotion or other skincare items, I recommend bringing your own.The bathroom is quite compact—even at 146 cm tall, I couldn’t fully stretch my legs in the tub. Since this is an older Hotel (built around 1990), I expected that with the plumbing fixtures and had no particular complaints.When the bidet seat didn’t work and I contacted the front desk, they arranged maintenance right away. At night we could hear loud laughter from the hallway at times, but it wasn’t bothersome.Breakfast had a wide variety of options and was delicious—we were very satisfied. It was crowded, but seating behind the curtains was relatively quiet.The total cost was JPY 12,000 for one night with breakfast plus JPY 1,600 for parking (JPY 13,600 total). It was reasonably priced and we were happy with our stay. The staff members from overseas also spoke excellent Japanese and were very pleasant—overall a comfortable experience. Thank you very much.